What is the unit used when using the SetBalance() function of the state package?
Maybe I missed it, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Is the unit used in Gwei or in Eth?
For example when writing :
stateDb, err := state.New(rootHash, db)
if err!=nil{
return err
}
addressA := common.HexToAddress("0xAb5801a7D398351b8bE11C439e05C5B3259aeC9B")
stateDb.SetBalance(addressA, big.NewInt(1000))
do we get 1000 eth or 1000 wei?
Any help appreciated
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Maybe I missed it, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Is the unit used in Gwei or in Eth?
For example when writing :
stateDb, err := state.New(rootHash, db)
if err!=nil{
return err
}
addressA := common.HexToAddress("0xAb5801a7D398351b8bE11C439e05C5B3259aeC9B")
stateDb.SetBalance(addressA, big.NewInt(1000))
do we get 1000 eth or 1000 wei?
Any help appreciated
solidity go-ethereum ether
asked Jan 25 at 17:51
SolerusSolerus
656
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Maybe I missed it, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Is the unit used in Gwei or in Eth?
For example when writing :
stateDb, err := state.New(rootHash, db)
if err!=nil{
return err
}
addressA := common.HexToAddress("0xAb5801a7D398351b8bE11C439e05C5B3259aeC9B")
stateDb.SetBalance(addressA, big.NewInt(1000))
do we get 1000 eth or 1000 wei?
Any help appreciated
solidity go-ethereum ether
asked Jan 25 at 17:51
SolerusSolerus
656
Maybe I missed it, but can't seem to find it anywhere. Is the unit used in Gwei or in Eth?
For example when writing :
stateDb, err := state.New(rootHash, db)
if err!=nil{
return err
}
addressA := common.HexToAddress("0xAb5801a7D398351b8bE11C439e05C5B3259aeC9B")
stateDb.SetBalance(addressA, big.NewInt(1000))
do we get 1000 eth or 1000 wei?
Any help appreciated
solidity go-ethereum ether
solidity go-ethereum ether
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SolerusSolerus
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From state_object.go, the state code deals with the following account representation:
// Account is the Ethereum consensus representation of accounts.
// These objects are stored in the main account trie.
type Account struct {
Nonce uint64
Balance *big.Int
Root common.Hash // merkle root of the storage trie
CodeHash byte
}
setBalance() works on this representation of Balance.
The state representation in the code is a direct implementation of the specification in the Yellow Paper. The description of world state in section 4.1 of the Yellow Paper has this to say:
balance: A scalar value equal to the number of Wei owned by this
address
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
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Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
1
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
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It is impossible to answer without more information or code to see.
However, it is likely in wei. All values in Solidity are in wei, unless they are suffixed with a keyword such as ether, szabo, or finney.
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
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From state_object.go, the state code deals with the following account representation:
// Account is the Ethereum consensus representation of accounts.
// These objects are stored in the main account trie.
type Account struct {
Nonce uint64
Balance *big.Int
Root common.Hash // merkle root of the storage trie
CodeHash byte
}
setBalance() works on this representation of Balance.
The state representation in the code is a direct implementation of the specification in the Yellow Paper. The description of world state in section 4.1 of the Yellow Paper has this to say:
balance: A scalar value equal to the number of Wei owned by this
address
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
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Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
1
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
add a comment |
From state_object.go, the state code deals with the following account representation:
// Account is the Ethereum consensus representation of accounts.
// These objects are stored in the main account trie.
type Account struct {
Nonce uint64
Balance *big.Int
Root common.Hash // merkle root of the storage trie
CodeHash byte
}
setBalance() works on this representation of Balance.
The state representation in the code is a direct implementation of the specification in the Yellow Paper. The description of world state in section 4.1 of the Yellow Paper has this to say:
balance: A scalar value equal to the number of Wei owned by this
address
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
1
Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
1
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
add a comment |
From state_object.go, the state code deals with the following account representation:
// Account is the Ethereum consensus representation of accounts.
// These objects are stored in the main account trie.
type Account struct {
Nonce uint64
Balance *big.Int
Root common.Hash // merkle root of the storage trie
CodeHash byte
}
setBalance() works on this representation of Balance.
The state representation in the code is a direct implementation of the specification in the Yellow Paper. The description of world state in section 4.1 of the Yellow Paper has this to say:
balance: A scalar value equal to the number of Wei owned by this
address
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
From state_object.go, the state code deals with the following account representation:
// Account is the Ethereum consensus representation of accounts.
// These objects are stored in the main account trie.
type Account struct {
Nonce uint64
Balance *big.Int
Root common.Hash // merkle root of the storage trie
CodeHash byte
}
setBalance() works on this representation of Balance.
The state representation in the code is a direct implementation of the specification in the Yellow Paper. The description of world state in section 4.1 of the Yellow Paper has this to say:
balance: A scalar value equal to the number of Wei owned by this
address
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
21.7k946101
answered Jan 25 at 18:17
Richard HorrocksRichard Horrocks
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Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
1
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
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Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
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No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
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1
Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
Thank you very much!
– Solerus
Jan 25 at 18:19
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1
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
No problem, glad it helped :-)
– Richard Horrocks
Jan 25 at 18:19
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It is impossible to answer without more information or code to see.
However, it is likely in wei. All values in Solidity are in wei, unless they are suffixed with a keyword such as ether, szabo, or finney.
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
1,7564730
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It is impossible to answer without more information or code to see.
However, it is likely in wei. All values in Solidity are in wei, unless they are suffixed with a keyword such as ether, szabo, or finney.
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
1,7564730
add a comment |
It is impossible to answer without more information or code to see.
However, it is likely in wei. All values in Solidity are in wei, unless they are suffixed with a keyword such as ether, szabo, or finney.
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
1,7564730
It is impossible to answer without more information or code to see.
However, it is likely in wei. All values in Solidity are in wei, unless they are suffixed with a keyword such as ether, szabo, or finney.
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
1,7564730
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
1,7564730
answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
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answered Jan 25 at 18:03
shaneshane
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