Hi, Kevin
Another way is save the solution from the CPLEX LP model (using -w) and
then run a GMPL model that read this solution (using -r) asd
post-process it (using tables, SQL or printf statements). By the way, i
guess that the LP and GMPL variables must match (i've used something
like that, but is too much specific way), and i'ts not easy at all.
Your requirements sounds like a way to "redesign the glpsol output file
as csv", and then the patch (as Noli suggested) appear to be more
general (can be applied to any format - lp, mps, gmpl, dimacs) and
friendly solution.
Hugs,
Luiz
Kevin Hunter, em -10-01--28163 16:59:
I'm attempting to programmatically parse the solution output from
GLPK. From what I currently see, there's no way to unambiguously
parse the output because of a lack of delimiters. The only "mostly
correct" way that I see is to use column indices. The problem with
this is if the value exceeds the column width, parsing gets much more
difficult.
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