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− | = Error Message Examples = | + | [[Category: Error messages]] |
+ | == Error Message Examples == | ||
− | + | :<code>''LpWrite cannot be used to write out non-linear optimization definition.''</code> | |
− | + | :<code>''It can only be used on optimization problems defined using LpDefine.''</code> | |
− | = Cause = | + | == Cause == |
− | You passed in an <<NLP>> object, defined using [[NlpDefine]], as the first parameter to LpWrite instead of the expected <<LP>> object, defined using [[LpDefine]]. | + | You passed in an <<NLP>> object, defined using [[NlpDefine]], as the first parameter to [[LpWrite]] instead of the expected <<LP>> object, defined using [[LpDefine]]. |
− | = Remedies = | + | == Remedies == |
− | You can use the | + | You can use the «TraceFile» parameter to [[NlpDefine]] to create a dump of the trace instead of using [[LpWrite]]. |
− | + | ==See Also== | |
+ | * [[NlpDefine]] | ||
+ | * [[LpDefine]] | ||
+ | * [[LpWrite]] | ||
+ | * [[DefineOptimization]] | ||
+ | * [[OptWrite]] |
Latest revision as of 20:30, 11 February 2016
Error Message Examples
LpWrite cannot be used to write out non-linear optimization definition.
It can only be used on optimization problems defined using LpDefine.
Cause
You passed in an <<NLP>> object, defined using NlpDefine, as the first parameter to LpWrite instead of the expected <<LP>> object, defined using LpDefine.
Remedies
You can use the «TraceFile» parameter to NlpDefine to create a dump of the trace instead of using LpWrite.
See Also
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