I’m a newbie in gekko, and want to use it in my linear programming problems. I have variable names, costs, minimum and maximum bounds in separate dictionaries (my_vars, Cost, Min and Max) with variable names as their keys, and the objective is minimizing total cost with determining the amount of variables satisfying the constraints. I did as below; Here I’d
Tag: constants
Why does Micropython ‘const’ not accept float values?
Most Micropython ports contain a ‘micropython’ module, which has a specific function called ‘const()’. I am led to believe it behaves a lot like ‘#define’ in C, however, it only accepts integers. Does anyone know why this is? You can declare float constants in C, so why is this unavailable in micropython? I want to efficiently store values which are
How to patch a constant in Python using a mock as function parameter
I’m trying to understand the different ways to patch a constant in Python using mock.patch. My goal is to be able to use a variable defined in my Test class as the patching value for my constant. I’ve found this question which explains how to patch a constant: How to patch a constant in python And this question which explains
Python win32com constants
I’m currently wondering how to list the constants in win32com in python, for example using excel win32com.client.Dispatch(‘Excel.Application’) Is there a way to display all constants using win32com.client.Constants ? Or does someone know where i could find win32com’s documentation ? Because all the links I found are dead … Answer To find out what Com applications you can use… See http://timgolden.me.uk/pywin32-docs/html/com/win32com/HTML/QuickStartClientCom.html