Statistical data is organized into pairs of [Key, Entry], where every Entry is either a DoubleEntry
or a UIntEntry
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Statistical data is organized into pairs of [Key, Entry], where every Entry is either a DoubleEntry
or a UIntEntry
Definition at line 36 of file Statistics.cs.
◆ ToString() override string ToString ( ) inlineThe string representation of the Entry.
Definition at line 79 of file Statistics.cs.
readonly string Key
The key of the entry.
string Value
The string representation of the entry's value.
◆ Key ◆ DoubleValueThe double-value of the entry.
Definition at line 49 of file Statistics.cs.
49{
get{
returnm_double; } }
◆ IsDoubleTrue if the entry is double-valued.
Definition at line 57 of file Statistics.cs.
57{
get{
returnm_is_double; } }
◆ IsUIntTrue if the entry is uint-valued.
Definition at line 53 of file Statistics.cs.
53{
get{
returnm_is_uint; } }
◆ UIntValueThe uint-value of the entry.
Definition at line 45 of file Statistics.cs.
45{
get{
returnm_uint; } }
◆ ValueThe string representation of the entry's value.
Definition at line 62 of file Statistics.cs.
68 returnm_uint.ToString();
70 returnm_double.ToString();
72 throw newZ3Exception(
"Unknown statistical entry type");
bool IsDouble
True if the entry is double-valued.
bool IsUInt
True if the entry is uint-valued.
Referenced by Statistics.Entry.ToString().
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