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+ConX => +ConY
Constraint ConX being true implies ConY must both be true.
- ConX
- Constraint
- ConY
- Constraint
Description
   Equivalent to BX $= (ConX), BY $= (ConY), BX #=< BY
   
   The two constraints are reified in such a way that ConX being true
   implies that ConY must also be true.  ConX and ConY must be constraints
   that have a corresponding reified form.
See Also
=> / 3, neg / 1, neg / 2, or / 2, or / 3, and / 2, and / 3, =:= / 3, =< / 3, =\= / 3, >= / 3, > / 3, < / 3