> I have a symbolic set J, further I want to define a set B identifying
> each unordered combination of different elements of aforementioned set:
> set J;
> set B := setof{j1 in J, j2 in J : j1 < j2} (j1, j2);
> display B;
> data;
> set J := 'A' 'B';
> Unfortunately this results in error
> Display statement at line 3
> test.mod:3: cannot convert A to floating-point number
> Is there another way to create set B for a symbolic set J?
In principle, you might create a numeric set, say, {1, 2, 3}, and
then use its elements as indices to a symbolic parameter.
> If there is not, it would be useful to add some method of comparing
> strings to GLPK or to determine the numeric index of an element in a set.
Yes, I think it would be useful to add some built-in functions to
perform operations on symbolic values.
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