Gregor Thalhammer <[email protected]> writes:
> Ah, you are right, this possibility did not come to my mind. Sorry for
> the confusion. My initial concern was that ‚a.x + b.x' is slightly
> less obvious and readable than 'a.real + b.real‘, so I sorted out any
> other possibility that is significantly more convoluted. Honestly, I
> do not see the advantage of using 'TPROOT##_real(a)‘ instead of ‚a.x‘,
> especially in terms of readability. But if you prefer it, it would not
> be a big issue to change it that way.

(Although that's not currently very well documented, ) I would like to
phase out .x and .y with time, since as identifiers they really don't
make a whole lot of sense in a complex numbers setting. That's why I'd
prefer not to perpetuate their use.

Andreas

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