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How can I decode a low-level return data from a reverting call?
abi.decode() needs to receive ABI-encoded data without signatures, but revert() returns a standard Error(string), resulting in ABI-encoded signature+data. …
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How can I decode a low-level return data from a reverting call?
(abi.encodeWithSelector(plugins.reverter.withReasonString.selector));
/// Signature for "Error(string)"
bytes4 errorSignature = 0x08c379a0;
/// Make sure the response is from a standard revert … response2) = address(this).call(response);
string errorText = abi.decode(response2, (string));
return errorText;
}
}
And following this we define the function that can parse the revert …
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what is the correct way to define a custom error
If it's defined outside you can share it among your contracts and maintain consistency in your code, other than that I don't think there are any other relevant differences in deployment or execution c …
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