Hi Ge0ffrey,
What do you mean by initial solution? The setPlanningProblem() aka
"the
uninitialed solution"
or the solution after the construction heuristic (aka "the initialized
solution")
I mean the initialised solution
What's "109"?
Sorry, the number is just the number of milliseconds as returns by the new
solution event
Ok, if it's invalid here, it's invalid during the
construction heuristic
already.
so at this point the solution is valid, its later steps where I get the
problem
> At 127:
> D => Crew2
> A => B => Crew1
> B => A => B => Crew1
How is this possible? That means that B is pointing both to A and to
Crew1
?
It's only a single pointer? VrpCustomer.getPreviousAppereance()
Indeed this is my problem. There seems to be more than 1 instance of B.
I've debugged my example code, and then issue seems to be:
https://github.com/davidglassborow/drools-planner/blob/vehicle_routing/dr...
The solver seems to be assigning the visit to be before itself !
If you look at:
https://github.com/davidglassborow/drools-planner/blob/vehicle_routing/dr...
you'll see I have added a check to your Visit.java, which doesn't display
the same problem.
So I'm not sure what is happening, domain objects seems to be cloned and
assigned to themselves.
I have checked and double-checked the code inline with your TSP example, I'm
sure it's nothing stupid I've done but can't for the life of me see anything
wrong.
If you download the branch, and run the VehicleRoutingHelloWorld class,
you'll see the problem occuring.
I hacked TSP to do multi TSP (see my google+ image), and it worked
without a problem, so there must be a difference somewhere in your code.
What did you need to change to get that to work ? Was it just a case of
adding another domicile, and then removing the return to domicile cost rule
?
Cheers for the help,
Dave
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