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C++ Reference: class BinaryClauseManager
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A simple class to manage a set of binary clauses.
Method |
Add | Return type: bool Arguments: BinaryClause c Adds a new binary clause to the manager and returns true if it wasn't
already present.
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BinaryClauseManager | |
ClearNewlyAdded | Return type: void |
newly_added | Return type: const std::vector<BinaryClause>& Returns the newly added BinaryClause since the last ClearNewlyAdded() call.
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NumClauses | Return type: int |
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Last updated 2022-09-14 UTC.
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