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Anchor - Manually setting program account discriminator
I'm trying to initialize a new pda account in an instruction, but not all of the seeds are available in the context (can't use instruction(...) macro to get seed either). … I still want to initialize the account as an Anchor #[account] though, so that I can access it in subsequent instructions.
Basic program setup:
#[account]
pub struct MyAccount {...} …
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Anchor - Manually setting program account discriminator
As hana said, you can get the discriminator for an account using MyAccount::discriminator(); so long as you import anchor_lang::Discriminator into your source file.
Then you can write the account data …
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