Can i partecipate?
And good idea adamstgBit
And good idea adamstgBit
Go Abstract Coin!
create a wallet on the offical thread and i'll send you some.
you can create a wallet by saying something like :
CreateAbstractWallet(ACJZ777|Jubalix);
Topic: [Experiment] Abstract Coin 0.2.1 (Read 9119 times)
Go Abstract Coin!
create a wallet on the offical thread and i'll send you some.
you can create a wallet by saying something like :
CreateAbstractWallet(ACJZ777|Jubalix);
Can i partecipate?
And good idea adamstgBit
And good idea adamstgBit
the genesis entry for Abstract Coin
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|AC63n78dn| (1AC)Genesis(0AC) -> AdamStgBit
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Abstract Coin 0.3.0
Is about to launch!!
Get some free Abstract coinage tonight!
Discussion thread & The Official thread
Is about to launch!!
Get some free Abstract coinage tonight!
Discussion thread & The Official thread
tomorrow night Abstract Coin 0.3.0
watch for it.
watch for it.
LMAO!
Abstract Coin is Abstract
Well, it's true, isn't it?Abstract Coin is Abstract
LMAO!
Abstract Coin is Abstract
Well, it's true, isn't it?Abstract Coin is Abstract
LMAO!
Abstract Coin is Abstract
Well, it's true, isn't it?Abstract Coin is Abstract
LMAO!
Abstract Coin is Abstract
Well, it's true, isn't it? Abstract Coin is Abstract
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Abstract Coin is Abstract
Abstract Coin is Abstract
adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();
confirmed;adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );
TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
confirmed;adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();
TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
confirmed;adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();
CreateAbstractWallet , can not fail it simply adds to the vector list "Wallet"
its not user specific
and this is incorrect syntax
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AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();
I always code like this....I love when my objects have lots of logical properties.
TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
confirmed; CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );
TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();
TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );
TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();
CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );
TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();
CreateAbstractWallet , can not fail it simply adds to the vector list "Wallet"
its not user specific
and this is incorrect syntax
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AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();
|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash
Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash
Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash
sorry but you must first invent an imaginary trash can
new AC(trashCan);
looking at the latest documentation:
/*===========================================================================
| (AbstractWallet ::SendAbstractCoins)
|
| PURPOSE: to allow an AbstractWallet to send an amount of AC to another AbstractWallet.
|
| RETURN: int value, the Amount of uAC left in the sender wallet.
|
\===========================================================================*/
class AbstractWallet {
virtual int SendAbstractCoins( int SendTo_Id, int Send_Amount, int Units=uAC )=0;
virtual float GetBalance(int Units=uAC)=0;
};
typedef std::vector
/*===========================================================================
| (CreateAbstractWallet)
|
| PURPOSE: to allow an users to Create a new Abstract Wallet
|
| RETURN: void
|
\===========================================================================*/
void CreateAbstractWallet(int User_Id);
/*===========================================================================
| (Wallet)
|
| Wallet is a vector list of Abstract Wallets,
| It holds everyone's wallet, make a tx like this:
|
| Elwar(1493uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|Elwar]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
|
\===========================================================================*/
AbstractWalletList Wallet;
creating a Trash Can should look more like this:
CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );
why would a trash need to be user specific?
also need some code to return to if not trashcan created
further the trashmay not be emptied so ACOM98S1 could get it back from trash
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();
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