Added option for getting Lhs, Rhs of nonlinear constraints #935
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I like all the changes! For the reason for it being draft: I'd ask Stefan how this is in general handled on the non-linear side for activity. I couldn't find a single function in my 30s search, but I imagine that there is one. That can be a separate MR though. |
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Did as the title says, plus removed some mentions of quadratic constraints, as PySCIPOpt now covers more general constraints (following the open todo here).
Some of the documentation was wrong (
getSlack,getActivity), since it incorrectly said some methods could be used with nonlinear constraints. I could adapt these functions to also cover nonlinear constraints, but it might be a bit hacky compared with what's going on on the linear side.Draft because I don't know what should be done with these two methods.