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From: Luciano M. G. <luc...@gm...> - 2010-09-29 12:20:47
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Dear users, I am new in the mail list. I hope there are some actives users that can help me. My situation is the next one: I have many constraints C created as: Choco.eq(Choco.sum(List of variables 1),Choco.sum(List of variables 2)). Then, i create other consraint D, as D=Choco.or(C1,C2) C being constraint as explained in the previous line. When i want to create a reified constraint RC=Choco.reified(Variable,D), in execution i get an error saying that i cant have and object and its opposite in the same predicate. Is there anyway to do a reified of an or.constraint? is not the case of RaifiedOr because the or constraint is not among two variables but among two constraints. My actual solution is to do a reified for any constraint C,B<=>Var, and then do a reifiedOr constraint for the variables Var. ReifiedOr(Var1,Var2)<=>newVar. But the pruning will not work so efficiently. Thank in advance, Luciano. |