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fix. (I don't have a use case either for https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/18370/can-solidity-access-the-gaslimit-not-just-the-remaining-gas/18373?noredirect=1#comment19591_18373)

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edited Jun 23, 2017 at 6:21

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The options that you are passing in the last json object are: gaslimit and value of Ether to send along. These (and other configurable parameters such as the sender or the gasprice) are available via msg and tx objects as described here:

function EscrowPayment(address _seller, address _judge) payable {
    gasLimit = msg.gas; // this is only the *remaining* gas and not the exact value that you passed
    value = msg.value; // in Wei
    gasPrice = tx.gasprice;
    buyer = msg.sender;
    seller = _seller;
    judge = _judge;
}

function EscrowPayment(address _seller, address _judge) payable {
    gasLimit = gas; // this is only the *remaining* gas and not the exact value that you passed
    value = msg.value; // in Wei
    gasPrice = tx.gasprice;
    buyer = msg.sender;
    seller = _seller;
    judge = _judge;
}

function EscrowPayment(address _seller, address _judge) payable {
    gasLimit = msg.gas; // this is only the *remaining* gas and not the exact value that you passed
    value = msg.value; // in Wei
    gasPrice = tx.gasprice;
    buyer = msg.sender;
    seller = _seller;
    judge = _judge;
}

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created Jun 20, 2017 at 0:31

SCBuergel

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function EscrowPayment(address _seller, address _judge) payable {
    gasLimit = gas; // this is only the *remaining* gas and not the exact value that you passed
    value = msg.value; // in Wei
    gasPrice = tx.gasprice;
    buyer = msg.sender;
    seller = _seller;
    judge = _judge;
}