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In certain situations it would be nice to be able to write
@constraint(m, !(x == 1 && y == 1))
instead of reformulating to
@constraint(m, x != 1 || y != 1)
One needs to implement: parse_one_operator_constraint(::Function, ::Bool, ::Val{:!}, ::Expr)
Maybe the best way to support this by using a bridge that only supports this type if the anti constraint is supported.
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In certain situations it would be nice to be able to write
instead of reformulating to
One needs to implement:
parse_one_operator_constraint(::Function, ::Bool, ::Val{:!}, ::Expr)
Maybe the best way to support this by using a bridge that only supports this type if the anti constraint is supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: