Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[alemo said:]

Hi,

I'm working on a project in which I'll have to use an OPL model in a .Net Application.

For now I'm writting the model which is going to be very big ( ~ 2000 lines). That is why I would like to split the model in several files.

For example I would like to have:
a file Sets.mod  : The definition of all sets.
a file Asset1.mod: The definition of asset1 will use some sets defined in Sets.mod
a file Asset2.mod: The definition of asset2 will use some sets defined in Sets.mod
....

a file GlobalProblem.mod: This file will be imported in the .Net application. It will contain:

    include "Sets.mod";
    include "Asset1.mod";
    include "Asset2.mod";
    ....

    constraints{
    // OTHER CONTRAINTS
    }

Is this possible?

Thanks

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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[jfk said:]

hello,
you may want to take a look at the vellino example in the standard distribution. I guess it does what you want to achieve.


cheers
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