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Actions specify and implement the behaviour for smart contracts and operate primarily in a message-based communication model. Questions may relate to sending, receiving, analysing, interpreting, and implementing actions; action specification and rules, and others.
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Passing a string to an action?
I have an action that needs to operate on a string:
void token::MyAction(std::string key);
so I would expect I can make the call like this:
cleos push action MyAccount MyAction '["burn"]' -p MyAccount … for what it's worth, I also tried:
cleos push action MyAccount MyAction '{"key":"burn"}' -p MyAccount@active
which also failed …
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Passing a string to an action?
it is perfectly possible to pass strings to an action and the way the code had been structured was perfectly fine
the real problem turned out to be that I had redefined the struct behind the eosio::table …
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Is it possible to overload contract actions?
I had a method:
-- t.hpp --
[[eosio::action]]
void exchange();
-- t.cpp --
void token::exchange()
{
...
}
EOSIO_DISPATCH(eosio::token, (exchange))
and then decided that if a parameter were passed … , I'd want to do something different, so I added:
-- t.hpp --
[[eosio::action]]
void exchange();
[[eosio::action]]
void exchange(asset auction);
-- t.cpp --
void token::exchange()
{
...
}
void token …
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Symbol prints wrong value
I have a method like this:
void token::test(asset qty) {
print("\n", qty);
print("\n", qty.symbol);
}
and the output I get is something like this:
10.00000000 XXX
8,XXX3
why the …
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