On Fri, 20 Mar 2015, Erik Quaeghebeur wrote:
Heinrich Schuchardt:
On Linux you can create a FIFO with mkfifo and pass the path to the
GLPK.
On Windows you can create a named pipe and use its path
(CreateNamedPipe).
Thanks for the idea. Sadly enough for my needs, Python does not provide
a
Heinrich Schuchardt:
On Linux you can create a FIFO with mkfifo and pass the path to the
GLPK.
On Windows you can create a named pipe and use its path
(CreateNamedPipe).
Thanks for the idea. Sadly enough for my needs, Python does not provide
a unified interface for named pipes it seems, so a
I am presently working with GLPK, and would find it very useful to have
a function which reads data from a string.
Probably such a feature would be useful, however, it seems quite exotic.
Actually, such functionality would be very useful for anyone using GLPK
in an interactive shell, so
I am presently working with GLPK, and would find it very useful to have
a function which reads data from a string.
Similar to the glp_mpl_read_data(glp_tran *tran, const char
*fname),however rather than having to write the data to a file, I could
directly interact with the model through a
I am presently working with GLPK, and would find it very useful to have
a function which reads data from a string.
Probably such a feature would be useful, however, it seems quite exotic.
Actually, such functionality would be very useful for anyone using GLPK
in an interactive shell,
On Linux you can create a FIFO with mkfifo and pass the path to the GLPK.
On Windows you can create a named pipe and use its path (CreateNamedPipe).
Best regards
Heinrich Schuchardt
http://www.xypron.de
Am 18.03.15 um 13:13 schrieb Andrew Makhorin
I am presently working with GLPK, and
