Could you use the “printf” statement to write a JSON text file that could be imported into the web page?
solve;
param filename symbolic := "d:\temp\file.txt";
printf "{FinInvAff:{\n" > filename;
for { fmdl in fmatdloc,t in tim }
{
printf " fmdl:%s, t:%d, value:%f\n", fmdl, t, FinInvAff[fmdl, t] >> filename;
}
printf "}}\n" >> filename;
From: address@hidden [mailto:help-glpk-bounces+marc.meketon=address@hidden]
On Behalf Of Eric Moore
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2014 2:08 PM
To: GLPK help
Subject: [Help-glpk] Write Solution Variable to a Google Table
Does anyone have an example they could share on how to use the data drivers to write solution variables to a web page table? I've got a simple model solving in a webpage. The output is written to a textarea. I had a previous version of
an end to end supply chain model that would write the solution variables to MySQL tables. I just can seem to find an example to help me figure out how to write a table of solution variables to a table that listed on a webpage. I am certain there is a simple
way to use the JSON driver to write the variables to a Google table. Just can seem to get myself started. Any example that any way can share would be a huge help. Sorry for naive question. Just trying to get this thing started.
The link below is what I have build. It is very simple. The input tables don't link to GLPK yet. That is another step that I need to complete. For now I'm just trying to figure out how to write the solution to a Google table that I would
add to the bottom of the webpage.