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Could you check if these lines are correct and will work? In this code I have two requirements: I want to check if the owner has enough tokens (10 millions tokens) before updating balances and also send tokens only to addresses with minimum 2 ETH balance.

  function getEthBalance(address _addr) constant
  returns(uint) {
      return _addr.balance;
  }

  function distributeToken(address[] addresses, uint256 _value) onlyOwner {
   for (uint i = 0; i < addresses.length; i++) {
   require(balanceOf[owner] >= 10000000); // FIRST REQUIREMENT
   if (getEthBalance(addresses[i]) <= 200000000000000)) {
      continue;
      }; // SECOND REQUIREMENT
   balances[owner] -= _value;
   balances[addresses[i]] += _value;
   Transfer(owner, addresses[i], _value);
   }
   }

Thanks for any help!

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Some suggestions:

Don't write 200000000000000. It makes the number unreadable.

Instead, you can just write 2 ether:

if (getEthBalance(addresses[i]) <= 2 ether) {

Why do you have a getEthBalance function if all is does is .balance ? You can just do .balance in place of calling that function:

if (addresses[i].balance <= 2 ether) {

You said 'minimum 2 ether'. If you want that, you should use < instead of <=:

if (addresses[i].balance < 2 ether) {

To me it seems like it would work, but I won't guarantee it. If you want to know if something will work, you should always test it on a local development chain, or on an Ethereum test network.

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  • Thank you! You're right, the function getEthBalance is not necessary here.
    – Michael P
    Commented Oct 8, 2017 at 15:11
  • @MichaelP Also you can move the first require outside of the for loop, will save some gas if you have more than one address to check.
    – Ismael
    Commented Oct 8, 2017 at 21:25

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