I suppose customStruct is a struct with timestamp property. Then your code should work. However here my test scenario:
import "dapple/test.sol";
contract MyTest is Test {
struct Struct {
uint timestamp;
}
// Mapping test
mapping(uint => mapping(uint => uint)) mymap;
mapping(address => mapping(uint => Struct[])) someName;
function testNestedMappings() {
//@log test nested mappings
mymap[1][2] = 42;
//@log mymap[1][2] = `uint mymap[1][2]`
//@log test struct array:
//@log someName[msg.sender][1].length = `uint someName[msg.sender][1].length`
//@log incrementing length
someName[msg.sender][1].length++;
//@log saving timestamp to last entry
someName[msg.sender][1][someName[msg.sender][1].length - 1].timestamp = block.timestamp;
//@log `uint someName[msg.sender][1][someName[msg.sender][1].length-1].timestamp`
}
}
Which run with dapple test --report
outputs the following:
MyTest
test nested mappings
LOG: test nested mappings
LOG: mymap[1][2] = 42
LOG: test struct array:
LOG: someName[msg.sender][1].length = 0
LOG: incrementing length
LOG: saving timestamp to last entry
LOG: 1460035092
Passed!
Cuz i can not debug
...but this is very important