[ Boost.Units ] Invert a quantity_type
Hi,
I have a structure that is passed some type from which I can extract a units quantity type:
template <typename Field>
struct field {
Field f;
typedef typename Field::quantity_type quantity_type;
// access typed data off Field
quantity_type operator[](int i) {
return f[i];
}
};
Is there a way to invert a quantity type so I can compute and return, say, the inverse of the passed quantity_type? So, for example, is there any Boost.Units inverse meta like function that might let me say something like this:
template <typename Field>
struct field_inverse {
Field f;
typedef typename Field::quantity_type quantity_type;
typedef typename bu::inverse
AMDG On 06/06/2017 05:12 PM, Belcourt, Kenneth via Boost-users wrote:
I have a structure that is passed some type from which I can extract a units quantity type:
<snip>
Is there a way to invert a quantity type so I can compute and return, say, the inverse of the passed quantity_type? So, for example, is there any Boost.Units inverse meta like function that might let me say something like this:
<snip> I’m hoping for something more general than partially specializing the bu::inverse method for each quantity I may want to invert. Any ideas?
There isn't a specific inverse function, but,
shouldn't divide_typeof_helper work or
power_typeof_helper
On Jun 8, 2017, at 1:51 PM, Steven Watanabe via Boost-users
wrote: AMDG
On 06/06/2017 05:12 PM, Belcourt, Kenneth via Boost-users wrote:
I have a structure that is passed some type from which I can extract a units quantity type:
<snip>
Is there a way to invert a quantity type so I can compute and return, say, the inverse of the passed quantity_type? So, for example, is there any Boost.Units inverse meta like function that might let me say something like this:
<snip> I’m hoping for something more general than partially specializing the bu::inverse method for each quantity I may want to invert. Any ideas?
There isn't a specific inverse function, but, shouldn't divide_typeof_helper work or power_typeof_helper
work? (or better just use decltype)
Sure, thought about using the helper functions, but they’re all marked as non-public APIs.
/// INTERNAL ONLY
template
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