Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[billdoors said:]

hi, Thanks for reading.
what is wrong with this way of defining this 3 dimension variable matrix "yijr" shown below? Thank you.

typedef IloArray<IloNumVarArray> NumVarMatrix;
typedef IloArray<NumVarMatrix> NumVar3Matrix;
... ...

  NumVar3Matrix yijr(env,nbLocations);
  for (i=0;i<nbLocations;i++)<br />   {yijr[ i ]=NumVarMatrix(env,nbClients);
  for (r=0;r<P;r++)yijr&#91; i&#93;&#91;r&#93;=IloNumVarArray(env,P,0,1,ILOINT);<br />   }
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[Didier Vidal said:]

This statement looks strange:


for (r=0;r<P;r++)yijr&#91; i&#93;&#91;r&#93;=IloNumVarArray(env,P,0,1,ILOINT);<br />

You previously initiated the second dimension to size nbClients.  Are you sure that P is smaller than nbClients ?
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[billdoors said:]

[quote author=Didier Vidal link=topic=743.msg2266#msg2266 date=1228744768]
This statement looks strange:


for (r=0;r<P;r++)yijr&#91; i&#93;&#91;r&#93;=IloNumVarArray(env,P,0,1,ILOINT);<br />

You previously initiated the second dimension to size nbClients.  Are you sure that P is smaller than nbClients ?


thank you. That is the problem. I solved it already.
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