tutorial.py

Functions
	tutorial.TutModelData.buildModel (self)
	adding the variables and constraints to the model
	tutorial.TutModelData.evaluateNonlinearTerm (self, x, rowno, ignerr, thread)
	callback method for evaluating the nonlinear terms in a given row
	tutorial.TutModelData.evaluateNonlinearJacobian (self, x, rowno, jacnum, ignerr, thread)
	callback method for evaluating the jacobian for the nonlinear terms in a given row

Detailed Description

a tutorial providing an introduction to the CONOPT API

For more information about the individual callbacks, please have a look at the source code.

Function Documentation

buildModel()

tutorial.TutModelData.buildModel

(

self

)

adding the variables and constraints to the model

Definition at line 26 of file tutorial.py.

evaluateNonlinearTerm()

tutorial.TutModelData.evaluateNonlinearTerm	(		self,
			x,
			rowno,
			ignerr,
			thread )

callback method for evaluating the nonlinear terms in a given row

Parameters

x	the solution vector that needs to be evaluated.
rowno	the number for the row in which the nonlinear term exists.
ignerr	a boolean to indicate whether the current point is safe or unsafe.
thread	the index of the thread from which this method is being called from.

Returns

the value of the nonlinear terms.

Notes: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()

Definition at line 62 of file tutorial.py.

evaluateNonlinearJacobian()

tutorial.TutModelData.evaluateNonlinearJacobian	(		self,
			x,
			rowno,
			jacnum,
			ignerr,
			thread )

callback method for evaluating the jacobian for the nonlinear terms in a given row

Parameters

x	the solution vector that needs to be evaluated.
rowno	the number for the row in which the nonlinear term exists.
jacnum	vector with a list of column numbers for the nonlinear nonzero Jacobian elements in the row.
ignerr	a boolean to indicate whether the current point is safe or unsafe.
thread	the index of the thread from which this method is being called from.

Returns

a vector the length of jacnum that contains the jacobian values for the referenced elements.

Notes: an error in the evaluation is reported by calling errorInEvaluation()

NOTE: The jacobian is returned as a list of length jacnum. In this example, the returned list is constructed using append. It is also possible to initially create a list of length jacnum containing only 0s, then update the values by the variable indices.

Definition at line 87 of file tutorial.py.