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How to transpose a list of scalar list?

Dear Foamers,

I am developing a new code for a reacting flow and using OF2.1.x.
I should read a list of list (which contains scalars) and then transpose it. I did the first step but I can not do the other. The part of the code contains these step is in the following:

Code:

   List<List<scalar> > Y_(dict.lookup("Tin"));

.

.

.

    wordList speciesNames

    ( 

       dict.lookup("species")

    );

   RectangularMatrix<doubleScalar> Ys(ns, Y_.size());

   forAll(speciesNames, s)

    {

        List<List<scalar> > Ys[s][Y_.size()];

        forAll(Y_,i)

        {

            Ys(s,i) = Y_[i][s];

        }

    }

where dict is dictionary includes list of species and "Tin" has format of:

Tin
(
( 1 2 3 ... )
( 4 5 6 ... )
. . .
)
)

After compiling, I encounter the following errors:
error: ‘RectangularMatrix’ was not declared in this scope
error: expected primary-expression before ‘>’ token
error: ‘Ys’ was not declared in this scope

Mohammad

Quote:

Originally Posted by atoof (Post 401746)

Code:

   List<List<scalar> > Y_(dict.lookup("Tin"));

.

.

.

    wordList speciesNames

    ( 

       dict.lookup("species")

    );

   RectangularMatrix<doubleScalar> Ys(ns, Y_.size());

   forAll(speciesNames, s)

    {

        List<List<scalar> > Ys[s][Y_.size()];

        forAll(Y_,i)

        {

            Ys(s,i) = Y_[i][s];

        }

    }

did you include header file defined RectangularMatrix Class?

Edward's answer is correct. To further clarify, the compiler doesn't know how to build template objects RectangularMatrix of the type doubleScalar without information that is contained in the header file for that template class.