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When an operator succeeds, it produces an event of type
IloPoolOperator::SuccessEvent. This event is
produced when all operators involved in the creation of a
solution have succeeded, just after the new solution has been
stored.
For instance, if an operator op
has been formed using op = op1 && op2, and when
op is executed, op1 succeeds and
op2 fails, this is treated as a global failure
and no success events are issued. If both op1
and op2 have succeeded, however, success events
would be produced for op1, op2
and the combined operator op.
In the case where op has been formed using
op = op1 || op2 , if op1 succeeds
then success events are produced for operators op1
and op. Otherwise, if op2 succeeds,
success events are produced for operators op2
and op.
See Also:
operator&&, operator||, ILOIIMLISTENER0, IloListener
Inherited Methods from Event |
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getOperator, getSolver |