Hi Frank,
> If there would be a way to undefine a typename in the actual namespace this would help a lot in this case.
It would help if there was an "undefine", or at least a way to scope them that would work in this situation. But there is not, as far as I am aware.
> Is there functionality for this or is there a workaround for my case that occurs to you?
#define T1 PSpinVector< PColorVector< RComplex<REAL64>, Nc>, Ns >
// use T1
#undef T1
But I strongly dislike the preprocessor, since I much prefer programming in C++ rather than "programming in preprocessor macro magic".
I would use this approach:
typedef PScalar< PColorMatrix< RComplex<REAL64>, Nc> > TScalarMatrix;
typedef PSpinVector< PColorVector< RComplex<REAL64>, Nc>, Ns > TSpinVector;
template<>
inline BinaryReturn< TScalarMatrix , TSpinVector , OpMultiply >::Type_t
operator+(const T1& l, const T2& r )
{
BinaryReturn< TScalarMatrix , TSpinVector , OpMultiply >::Type_t d;
// code
return d;
}
Although TScalarMatrix is probably more semantic detail (and longer to type) than you'd prefer over T1, it avoids the naming collision.
Sincerely,
--Eljay
