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From:	Matt McLelland <mattpi AT flash DOT net>
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Subject:	Re: struct problem... structs within struct
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Date:	Tue, 10 Aug 1999 23:35:14 GMT
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Matthew Heyman wrote:

> All right....  digging through my code and came up with a possible
> realization.   In several instinces I use structs within structs.  Is
> this possible?  Consider the following piece of code...
>
> typedef struct
> {
> int x;
> }point;
>
> typedef struct
> {
> point loc;
> }vert;
>
> point p1;
> p1 = 2;

I assume you meant p1.x=2 here,

> vert v1;
> v1 = p1;

and v1.pointloc = p1 here.

> //and to access the final point within the vert
> cout <<v1.loc.x<<endl;
>
> Is my logic messed up?  Can I even do this in?

This is the second time you have posted code snippets which contain code
to be executed outside of function scope.  You can't put lines like a=b
outside of a function.  You can initialize a variable with a value, but
that must be done on the line in which the variable is declared.

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