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From: Niclas O. <nic...@is...> - 2002-09-06 15:56:55
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I think I discovered the problem. I believe I missused the Var.getRank() method. I'll rework my code next week to something a little bit more stable and get back to you with some feedback on that. Just out of curiousity, what exactly does the "rank" say. "instanciation rank of the Var" didn't make me much smarter I'm afraid :-) I also have a question regarding cost functionality. I need to implement something like "make min timespan" on a schedule and I'm not quite sure how to implement this using WASA. If I use an "ordinary" solver I would probably iterate over a set of solutions while decrementing some cost var. I'd do that until I no long have a solution. I've done something similar using WASA, but figured that perhaps I could use constraints to do this for me instead. However, I can't really figure out how to do it. Any ideas? In general, how should one work with overal costs? Cheers, /Niclas |