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questions for finding and squashing bugs in smart contracts and decentralized development
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Contract functions not triggered
Based on the transactions sent to that address, I'd say you probably aren't specifying a high enough gas limit. ~21,000 is the minimum necessary to send ether, and it looks like all three of your tran …
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Is it impossible to use an array of strings as the argument to solidity function?
No, I don't believe so. As I understand it, Solidity doesn't have a built-in way yet to deserialize string arrays. It can cheat when the contract is passing an array it created itself to itself, which …
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How to quickly test a Solidity function?
I personally use Dapple for writing Solidity unit tests. It has the advantage of not requiring a Javascript testing framework layer, so you can stay entirely in Solidity. Plus I can use it to test con …
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