
disjunction_choose(?Start1, +Duration1, ?Start2, +Duration2, ?Flag)

   Flag indicates which of the two non-overlapping tasks is scheduled as
first.  Either the one with starting time Start1 and duration Duration1
(then the value of Flag is 1), or the second one with starting time Start2
and duration Duration2 (and the Flag is 2).



Arguments
   ?Start1             A finite domain variable or integer
   +Duration1          An integer
   ?Start2             A finite domain variable or integer
   +Duration2          An integer
   ?Flag               A variable or integer

Type
   library(fd)

Description
   This constraint can be used, if there are two tasks that have to be
   scheduled on the same machine.  It states which of the two tasks given
   by their starting times and durations is scheduled as first.  It is
   activated whenever the maximum or minimum of domain variables Start1 or
   Start2 resp.  changes or the Flag is set to an integer.




Fail Conditions
      Fails if there is no possibility to schedule given two tasks in any
   order under given conditions.



Resatisfiable
      No.

Exceptions
     4 --- Duration1 or Duration2 is not instantiated.
     5 --- Duration1 or Duration2 or Flag is instantiated but not an    integer.

Examples
   
   [eclipse 5]: [X, Y]::1..10, disjunction_choose(X, 5, Y, 7, F).
   X = X[1..10]
   Y = Y[1..10]
   F = F[1, 2]
   Delayed goals:
   disjunction_choose_1(X[1..10], 5, Y[1..10], 7, F[1, 2])
   yes.
   [eclipse 6]: [X, Y]::1..10, disjunction_choose(X, 5, Y, 7, 1).
   X = X[1..5]
   Y = Y[6..10]
   Delayed goals:
   Y[6..10] - X[1..5]#>=5
   disjunction_choose_1(X[1..5], 5, Y[6..10], 7, 1)
   yes.
   [eclipse 8]: [X, Y]::1..5, disjunction_choose(X, 5, Y, 7, 2).
   no (more) solution.





See Also
   disjunctive / 3, disjunction / 5
