I'm having a hard time figuring out how to access a nested message that's
defined *within *a message (inline definition). However, I can easily
access a nested message that's defined *outside* of the message.
What I mean is:
*message outer*
*{*
* global foo = 1;*
* message inner*
* {*
* int64 j = 2;*
* }*
*}*
*message global*
*{*
* int64 k = 3;*
*}*
Accessing the globally-defined message works fine:
*std::cout << "k is " << request.foo().k() << "\n";*
But I cannot access the internally-defined message via:
*std::cout << "j is " << request.inner().j() << "\n";*
I get a compiler message of
*error: invalid use of 'helloworld::HelloRequest::inner'*
I've even tried:
*std::cout << "j is " << request.j() << "\n"*
but of course there's no member "j" in "request".
I'm sure it's something silly that I'm doing :-) [It would be most useful
to put this answer in
https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp-generated
near the section with the text "A message can be declared inside another
message. For example: message Foo { message Bar { } } " :-)
Thanks in advance!
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