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Microsoft Solver Foundation 3.1

Optimization Modeling Language (OML)

OMLX File Format

Abs Operator (Solver Foundation)

And Operator (Solver Foundation)

Annotation Operator (Solver Foundation)

ArcCos Operator (Solver Foundation)

ArcSin Operator (Solver Foundation)

ArcTan Operator (Solver Foundation)

AsInt Operator (Solver Foundation)

Ceiling Operator (Solver Foundation)

Cos Operator (Solver Foundation)

Cosh Operator (Solver Foundation)

ElementOf Operator (Solver Foundation)

Equal Operator (Solver Foundation)

Exp Operator (Solver Foundation)

FilteredForeach Operator (Solver Foundation)

FilteredSum Operator (Solver Foundation)

Floor Operator (Solver Foundation)

Foreach Operator (Solver Foundation)

Greater Operator (Solver Foundation)

GreaterEqual Operator (Solver Foundation)

If Operator (Solver Foundation)

Implies Operator (Solver Foundation)

Less Operator (Solver Foundation)

LessEqual Operator (Solver Foundation)

Log Operator (Solver Foundation)

Log10 Operator (Solver Foundation)

Max Operator (Solver Foundation)

Min Operator (Solver Foundation)

Minus Operator (Solver Foundation)

Mod Operator (Solver Foundation)

ModTrunc Operator (Solver Foundation)

Not Operator (Solver Foundation)

Or Operator (Solver Foundation)

Plus Operator (Solver Foundation)

Power Operator (Solver Foundation)

Quotient Operator (Solver Foundation)

Recourse Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sin Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sinh Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sos1 Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sos2 Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sqrt Operator (Solver Foundation)

Sum Operator (Solver Foundation)

Tan Operator (Solver Foundation)

Tanh Operator (Solver Foundation)

Times Operator (Solver Foundation)

Unequal Operator (Solver Foundation)

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Not Operator (Solver Foundation)

Solver Foundation 3.0

Computes the logical inverse of its argument.

Not[args]

!expr

Example

Not[x]

Not[y == 3]

!x

!(y == 3)

This operator must have exactly one argument.

Concepts

Optimization Modeling Language (OML)

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