liu.yu.senior.china wrote: > Dear Mr. Winterer, > > Thank you so much. I understand and agree what you said. But it doesn't > work and I get a No. To debug, I first replace the line with > (1$=1)=>(1$=1). All the solutions of Fs are produced as expected. Then I > replace the line with (Fi $= Levels[J]) => (1 $= 1) and get a No. Your Levels and Voltage variables are lists, not arrays, but you are using subscripts to access their elements - this leads to the failure. Instead of your for-loop, use a foreach-loop to iterate over the lists: ( foreach(V,Voltage), foreach(L,Levels), param(Fi,Vi) do Fi$=L => Vi$=V ) By the way, if your levels are always 1..M, and the voltages are integers, then you can replace the loop with the single constraint element(Fi, Voltage, Vi) -- JoachimReceived on Wed Sep 09 2009 - 06:31:17 CEST
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