ILOG CPLEX C++ API 9.0 Reference Manual

IloCplex::Goal
Creates a new goal from a pointer to the implementation object.
public Goal(const Goal & goal)
This is the copy constructor of the goal.
public Goal()
Creates a 0 goal handle, that is, a goal with a 0 implementation object pointer. This is
also referred to as an empty goal.
public Goal(IloConstraint cut)
Creates a new goal that will add the constraint cut as a local cut to the node where the
goal is executed. As a local cut, the constraint will be active only in the subtree rooted
at the node where the goal was executed. The lifetime of the constraint passed to a goal
is tied to the lifetime of the Goal. That is, the constraint's method end is called when
the goal's implementation object is deleted. As a consequence, the method end must not
be called for constraints passed to this constructor explicitly.
public Goal(IloConstraintArray cut)
Creates a new goal that adds the constraints given in the array cut as local cuts to the
node where the goal is executed. As local cuts, the constraints will be active only in the
subtree rooted at the node where the goal was executed. The lifetime of the constraints
and the array passed to a goal is tied to the lifetime of the Goal. That is, the constraint's
method end is called when the goal's implementation object is deleted. As a
consequence, method end must not be called for the constraints and the array passed to
this constructor explicitly.
Methods
public Goal operator=(const Goal & goal)
This is the assignment operator. It increases the reference count of the implementation
object of goal. If the invoking handle referred to an implementation object before the
assignment operation, its reference count is decreased. If thereby the reference count
becomes 0, the implementation object is deleted.
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