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An instance of the class IlcAnyVarDeltaIterator is an
iterator that traverses the values belonging to the domain-delta of a
constrained enumerated variable (that is, an instance of IlcAnyVar).
For more information, see the concepts Propagation, Iterator, and Domain-Delta.
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public | IlcAnyVarDeltaIterator(const IlcAnyVar var) |
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public IlcBool | ok() const |
public IlcAny | operator*() const |
public IlcAnyVarDeltaIterator & | operator++() |
Inherited Methods from IlcIntVarDeltaIterator |
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ok, operator*, operator++ |
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This constructor creates an iterator associated with var to traverse the values belonging to the domain-delta of var.
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This member function returns IlcTrue if there is a
current element and the invoking iterator points to it. Otherwise,
it returns IlcFalse.
To traverse the values belonging to the domain-delta of a constrained enumerated variable, use the following code:
IlcAny val;
for(IlcAnyVarDeltaIterator iter(set); iter.ok(); ++iter){
val = *iter;
// do something with val
}
This operator returns the current element, the one to which the invoking iterator points.
This operator advances the iterator to point to the next value in the domain-delta of the constrained enumerated variable.