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Expected behavior
limit the first search strategy to 1 second in solve THEN use the second strategy (to improve the best so far solution)
Actual behavior
search.limit Monitor are attach to search and not strategy.
Minimal Working Example
Experienced with choco-solver-4.0.4
solv.setSearch(
new AbstractStrategy[] {
Search.intVarSearch(new MaxRegret(), new IntDoma
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The LocalSearch::try_job_additions function is used to try adding unassigned jobs during the local search phase. It happens after any route change that may give room to new insertions, or [after loosening the solution](https://github.com/VROOM-Project/v
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isQuestion() || sentence.isQuest() occurs frequently all over the place
https://github.com/opennars/opennars/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=isQuestion%28%29+%7C%7C+sentence.isQuest%28%29&type=
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Hi! I am very new to Rust, so I apologize if this ends up being a naive question.
So, for my robot motion optimization application, I have created an objective function and gradient function in the required format using closures, but the closure types are FnMut’s rather than Fn’s. This leads to the compiler complaining since the OpEn library forces the objective and gradient functions to be F
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Details for the issue
What did you do?
Use a variable with the name 'b' with the solver GLPK_CMD
What did you expect to see?