#8364: Forward options like "solver" in all the functions using LP
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   Reporter:  ncohen                                                     |      
 Owner:  jkantor     
       Type:  enhancement                                                |      
Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  major                                                      |   
Milestone:  sage-4.4.2  
  Component:  graph theory                                               |    
Keywords:              
     Author:                                                             |    
Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:  schilly                                                    |      
Merged:              
Work_issues:  rebase on top of #7671, #7854, #7966, #8273, #8273, #8331  |  
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Changes (by ncohen):

  * status:  needs_work => needs_review


Old description:

> It was impossible to force the use of GLPK instead of Cbc or Cplex in all
> the functions using LP !
>
> Not anymore !
>
> Requires #8892
>
> Nathann

New description:

 It was impossible to force the use of GLPK instead of Cbc or Cplex in all
 the functions using LP !

 Not anymore !

 Nathann

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Comment:

 The amount of times I have rewritten this whole patch is just obscene :-D

 Ok, so what's new in this version ? First, it is based on 4.4.2.rc0, into
 which #8892 in already included (thanks Jason !), and it does the same job
 as usual, plus one or two fixesin the docstrings. By the way, I fixed a
 bug in function at line 3152 or graph.py (last entry in the .patch file),
 by removing a ",t"... I have to admit I have absolutely NO IDEA how this
 ",t" appeared there, but well, it prevented the function from working,
 though... I also hadn't noticed the function max_weight_matching from
 networkx had been exposed, which makes ticket #8166 useless... But I will
 modify it so that we do not have in Sage 2 different functions for max
 matching (at the moment, matching() and max_weight_matching()).

 Please Jason, if you can review this ticket again, help me !! I could not
 stand rewriting all these modifications again if it needs to be rebased
 once more ! :-)

 Thank youuuuuuu !!

 Nathann

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