For the convenience of calculation, I defined Cc as shadow variable and ComposeCc as the genuine planning variable.
I want to achieve: when the planning variable of ComposeCc changes, all Cc associated with the ComposeCc will also change. So I do the following steps:

For the convenience of calculation, I defined Cc as shadow variable and ComposeCc as the genuine planning variable.
I want to achieve: when the planning variable of ComposeCc changes, all Cc associated with the ComposeCc will also change. So I do the following steps:

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For my planning problem with one real planning entity class I need to declare various PriorityQueues in one of the problem classes.

I have a school scheduing problem.

I have a school scheduing problem.

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