In C++, how does one rename a variable midway through a block? References and macros feel wrong.
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In C++, how does one rename a variable midway through a block? References and macros feel wrong.
You can’t.
But you can make a reference to it and access it under different “name”.
If you really don’t like the variable, just go out of current block, return from the function, leave the block.