get value from linear expressions #90
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Thanks for the patch. One thing that @tuliotoffolo is changing (and already can be incorporated in this patch) is instead of using float we are using numbers.Real to improve compatibility with numpy .
So please change Optional[float] -> Optional[numbers.Real]
adding the appropriate import numbers before
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* get value from linear expressions * return numbers.Real Former-commit-id: ab794f6
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This allows you to get the value of linear expressions in the solution, just as with Vars through the
xparameter.I wrote up the same code for
xibut didn't have any tests to run against it so decided to leave it out.