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Fixed a typo.

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edit approved Sep 6, 2022 at 23:25

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ParsedInnterInstructionParsedInnerInstruction.index should correspond to the index of the outer instruction that houses the inner instruction.

So if parsedTransaction.meta.innerInstructions[0].index is say 1, then it means the outer instruction is parsedTransaction.transaction.message.instructions[1] is the parent.

ParsedInnterInstruction.index should correspond to the outer instruction that houses the inner instruction.

So if parsedTransaction.meta.innerInstructions[0].index is say 1, then it means the outer instruction is parsedTransaction.transaction.message.instructions[1] is the parent.

ParsedInnerInstruction.index should correspond to the index of the outer instruction that houses the inner instruction.

So if parsedTransaction.meta.innerInstructions[0].index is say 1, then it means the outer instruction is parsedTransaction.transaction.message.instructions[1] is the parent.

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created Sep 6, 2022 at 3:32

sohrab

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ParsedInnterInstruction.index should correspond to the outer instruction that houses the inner instruction.

So if parsedTransaction.meta.innerInstructions[0].index is say 1, then it means the outer instruction is parsedTransaction.transaction.message.instructions[1] is the parent.