class documentation
        
        class CONSBBOBTestbed(GECCOBBOBTestbed):
Constructor: CONSBBOBTestbed(target_values)
BBOB Testbed for constrained problems.
| Static Method | constraint | Return the number of constraints as a string formula. | 
| Static Method | number | Return the number of constraints of function function_id | 
| Method | __init__ | Undocumented | 
| Method | filter | Does nothing but overwriting the method from superclass | 
| Class Variable | func | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | has | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | min | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | min | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | min | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | min | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | pptable_targets | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | settings | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | shortinfo | Undocumented | 
              Inherited from GECCOBBOBTestbed:
            
| Class Variable | dims | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | pptable | Undocumented | 
| Instance Variable | instances | Undocumented | 
              Inherited from Testbed (via GECCOBBOBTestbed):
            
| Method | info | info on the testbed if fun_number is None or one-line info for function with number fun_number. | 
| Method | instantiate | assign self.some_attr = class_(self.some_attr) if "some_attr" ends with any value in the suffix_list | 
| Class Variable | flex | Undocumented | 
| Class Variable | instances | False for biobjective suites, used (so far only) for simulated restarts in pprldmany | 
| Class Variable | reference | Undocumented | 
| Property | string | Undocumented | 
| Property | string | Undocumented | 
| Property | string | Undocumented | 
Return the number of constraints as a string formula.
The formula is the same for all dimensions and may contain 'n'
which stands for dimension. If active_only, it gives the number
of constraints that are active in the global optimum.
Return the number of constraints of function function_id
in the given dimension. If active_only, it is the number of
constraints that are active in the global optimum.