Re: [Choco-users] new to choco, different questions

[Guillaume R. <Gui...@em...>]

Hi,

To answer to your first question: yes you can add constraints and remove 
them dynamically. But to be able to remove them without restarting you 
have to use Choco/Palm.

Guillaume

Sciss a écrit :
> hi,
>
> i'm starting to learn about contraint programming. i want to evaluate  
> the possibilities of using choco with longterm question about  
> constraints that can change in a "realtime environment", so i'm  
> interested in the timing scheme of choco and if it's possible to  
> calculate some variables and at some later point in time modify  
> constraints (re-post them?) and re-calculate certain variables.
>
> then i'm interested in what i guess is called soft constraints, i.e.  
> variables that are only specified in terms of a probability  
> distribution so that a solution is calculated by generating a random  
> number that satisfies that distribution.
>
> last, i'm interested to know if anyone is using choco in a scripting  
> environment on top of java, like groovy or jython.
>
> how senseful do you judge an effort to port the choco library to  
> other languages like supercollider3?
>
> thanks, -sciss-
>
>
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