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Subject: [Boost-users] Units: adding quantities
From: Mark Volkmann (mark_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-01-09 17:23:56
I have a method that takes a parameter of type quantity<feet>
where feet is defined by the following typedef:
typedef boost::units::us::foot_base_unit::unit_type feet;
I also have this typedef:
typedef bu::us::inch_base_unit::unit_type inches;
Do I really need to define a typedef like this for every measurement
type I want to use? I certainly don't want to specify all those
namespaces every time I use one of the measurement types, but this
approach seems a bit tedious.
I'd like to do something like this:
a.setWingspan(195*feet() + 8*inches());
but that doesn't work because there is no match for operator+.
What's a good way to add inches to a feet quantity?
--- Mark Volkmann
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