with.d

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/ 
DESCRIPTION:

An example of how to use the with(...) statement to "unpack" the scope of a struct.
 /

void main()
{
    struct Outer
    {
        struct Deeper
        {
            int a1;
            int a2;
            int a3;        
        }
    
        struct Deep
        {
            Deeper deeper;
        }
        
        Deep deep;
    }
    
    Outer outer;
    with(outer.deep.deeper)
    {
        a1 = 12;
        a2 = 24;
        a3 = 48;
    }
}