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Write the solution information (including dual and basis status, if available) to a file in a human-readable format.
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The method identical to [`Highs_writeSolution`](@ref), except that the printout is in a human-readiable format.
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The method identical to [`Highs_writeSolution`](@ref), except that the printout is in a human-readable format.
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### Parameters
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* `highs`: A pointer to the Highs instance.
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* `q_start`: The Hessian matrix is provided in the same format as the constraint matrix, using `q_start`, `q_index`, and `q_value` in the place of `a_start`, `a_index`, and `a_value`. If the model is linear, pass NULL.
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* `q_index`: An array of length [q\\_num\\_nz] with indices of matrix entries. If the model is linear, pass NULL.
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* `q_value`: An array of length [q\\_num\\_nz] with values of matrix entries. If the model is linear, pass NULL.
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* `integrality`: An array of length [num\\_col] containing a `kHighsVarType` consatnt for each column.
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* `integrality`: An array of length [num\\_col] containing a `kHighsVarType` constant for each column.
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### Returns
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A `kHighsStatus` constant indicating whether the call succeeded.
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### Parameters
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* `highs`: A pointer to the Highs instance.
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* `rhs`: The right-hand side vector ``b``
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* `solution_vector`: An array of length [num\\_row] in whcih to store the values of the non-zero elements.
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* `solution_vector`: An array of length [num\\_row] in which to store the values of the non-zero elements.
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* `solution_num_nz`: The number of non-zeros in the solution.
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* `solution_index`: An array of length [num\\_row] in whcih to store the indices of the non-zero elements.
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* `solution_index`: An array of length [num\\_row] in which to store the indices of the non-zero elements.
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### Returns
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A `kHighsStatus` constant indicating whether the call succeeded.
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A `kHighsStatus` constant indicating whether the call succeeded.
The input arguments have the same meaning (in a different order) to those used in [`Highs_passModel`](@ref).
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Note that all arrays must be pre-allocated to the correct size before calling [`Highs_getModel`](@ref). Use the following query methods to check the appropriate size: - [`Highs_getNumCol`](@ref) - [`Highs_getNumRow`](@ref) - [`Highs_getNumNz`](@ref)
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### Returns
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A `kHighsStatus` constant indicating whether the call succeeded.
The input arguments have the same meaning (in a different order) to those used in [`Highs_passModel`](@ref).
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Note that all arrays must be pre-allocated to the correct size before calling [`Highs_getModel`](@ref). Use the following query methods to check the appropriate size: - [`Highs_getPresolvedNumCol`](@ref) - [`Highs_getPresolvedNumRow`](@ref) - [`Highs_getPresolvedNumNz`](@ref)
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### Returns
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A `kHighsStatus` constant indicating whether the call succeeded.
Compute the ranging information for all costs and bounds. For nonbasic variables the ranging informaiton is relative to the active bound. For basic variables the ranging information relates to...
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Compute the ranging information for all costs and bounds. For nonbasic variables the ranging information is relative to the active bound. For basic variables the ranging information relates to...
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