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Use DYNAMIC_GRAPH_ENTITY_DECL macro to avoid potential redeclaration of variables #5
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December 5, 2013 12:21
Use the dedicated macro to this purpose.
The error came from the fact that the method was not declared
as const. The consequences were that the following python orders
were possible:
mytask = TaskInequality ('mytask')
mytask = Task ('mytask')
The second line should crash but doesn't, because the method getClassName
called is the one of the mother class.
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Changes Unknown when pulling ce793a3 on francois-keith:master into * on stack-of-tasks:master*. |
This allows to do 'print solver' in the python interface.
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