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The new ABI encoder is able to encode and decode arbitrarily nested arrays and structs. It produces less optimal code (the optimizer for this part of the code is still under development).
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AbiEncoderV2 encoding Tuple algorithm
Basically, a tuple is encoded as if all its members were separate parameters, so the following function returns true:
struct Foo {
uint x;
uint y;
uint z;
}
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ABI encoding with tuples
Strictly speaking, there are no tuples in your example. Type uint8[] is a dynamic array type, not a tuple. Here is the encoding decomposed:
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