Yes sure, but now the focus is how to make user friendly V2 https://github.com/Nethereum/Nethereum/blob/master/src/Nethereum.Accounts.IntegrationTests/ABIStructsTests.cs
End users in this scenario will need attributes
Also business logic validation and rules are put on top of commads and queries, leaving the execution as an interface for implementation
@juanfranblanco how to add week in datetime in contract ?
- 1 week
''' + 1 week '''
Is someone interested in opening a new mining pool ?
Casper is coming with PoS
@juanfranblanco I am going thru Nethereum BlockchainStorage
found that the contracts table has nth when the block has a transaction
in TransactionProcessor.ProcessTransactionAsync, it checks if the transactionSource and transactionReceipt is good to create a contract, it creates a contract and insert to the table
otherwise it checks whether the contractaddress exists in the contracts table, if so then further process transactionlog and transactionvmstack
however, i found that it never create a contract (contractaddress is always non-empty string), and the contract table is hence always empty, so...transactionlog and transactionvmstack are not processed
aint sure if i missed anything...
Hello. I've checked the GitHub repo and the closed issues on GitHub but I can't seem to get the compiler version to work correctly.
I have:
- run
npm install solcin my project (v 0.4.23) - uninstalled the extension Solidity Extended
- reinstalled the extension Solidity
- added
"solidity.compileUsingRemoteVersion" : "latest"to my settings
The compiler is giving me errors on emit and constructor. Using VS Code and Solium.
Sorry if this has been answered a million times before
@junocaj ill have a look at that later
@botanki you don't need to install solc at root if you use latest
maybe you have old settings for solium
in your config file?
user settings (sorry)
@juanfranblanco these are my settings
hmm that should be fine
have you restarted vscode?
all instances
Yes Sir. I've updated VS Code, removed & reinstalled the extension, restarted VS Code
that is very strange, eventually it does work if you remove the "extended" extension
Yeah I've removed the "extended" extension aswell
well i have remove the solidity extension, force update
vs code update (i was actually not in the latest)
put the same settings as your self
and no issues
very weird. definitely something on my end then. Thanks for checking it out, Juan. I really appreciate it. Will look over my setup again shortly and get back to you
yeah seems like something is left behind
I think I might change the version to a "release" one, that might help with the conflicts
After 2 1/2 years we are ready to pump a version
Is there a guide/workbook on offline signing a transaction that calls a smart contract function?
I found
I found
web3.OfflineTransactionSigning.SignTransaction on this page: https://nethereum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction/web3/
Btw, I got nethereum libraries to work with new Unity 2018 finally :D
Ah awesome,