>>> set TT := 1jan04 # Time Buckets
>>> 2jan04
>>> 3jan04
>>> 4jan04
>>> 5jan04
>>> 6jan04
>>> 7jan04
>>> 8jan04 ;
>>
>> Easiest way is to define TT as follows:
>>
>> set TT := 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8;
>>
>> in which case ord(t) = t.
>>
> Yes. I think these "ordered" and "ord() can rest in peace now.
> MathProg got solution for this problem.
On printing you can convert elements of TT to calendar dates as
follows:
set TT := 1..8;
param START, symbolic, := "1jan04";
printf{t in TT} "...%s...",
time2str(str2time(START, "%d%b%y")+86400*(t-1), "%d%b%y");
(See also the example model cal.mod in glpk/examples.)
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