Originally posted by: NYCK_Kai_Schaal

Hello everybody,

I'm a new user of OPL.

I've got a question on how to define a variable range.

I defined a set of products and a parameter 'parameter' which is depending on products.

{string} products = ...;
int parameter products = ...;

I now want to define a variable range. This means that this range shall also depend on the product. The range shall always reach from parameter (which is depending on the product, see above) + 1 until 10.

It tried the following approach but it didn't work:

+range RANGEproducts = parameter+1 .. 10+

Can anybody help me here? Thank you very much

Kai
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Originally posted by: NYCK_Kai_Schaal

Obviously the brackets are not displayed correctly in my post above.. Sorry for that.
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Hello,

I think that arrays of range do not exist but you can use arrays of tuples with a start and an end:

{string
} products = 
{
"A",
"B"
};; 

int parameter [products] = [2,3];   tuple Range 
{ 

int s; 

int e; 
}     Range RANGE[i in products] = <parameter[i] ,10>;

Regards

Alex
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