SmartPy

28 Oct 2024 16:38

Hi,
can I check your module import deps are B <- A <- test code ?

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:37

Will a storage var be enough to just store the params in the beginning and then access it in the last call? Hopefully this storage var cannot be updated by another contract call before this tx ends?

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:33

User(params)->A->B->A <--- (how do I get the users context/params in this last call accurately)

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:23

I didn't understand the 2nd question, could you elaborate?

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:13

And how do we map the context between calls like do I store it in the storage?

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:09

The callback from (B -> A) will already execute on the new storage of A after (A -> B).

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:06

I see so the contract call is not a blocking call and basically it always happens at the end of the execution of the current entrypoint?

SmartPy

14 Jan 2021 20:26

It is not possible. Why would you need that?

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 22:28

The documentation is here: https://smartpy.io/reference.html

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 22:24

Hello all, I code in python and have been using import hashlip . Is there an outline for Tezos ? Thanks

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 17:32

We have used compile only FFF , Looking forward for the upgrade in interface, I'll update the Bundle accordingly 😄

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:52

😢would SmartPy.sh compile work instead? @CryptoScroller

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:35

@BhaskarKS please check.

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:07

Dear all, is anyone using SmartPy.sh run? We are thinking of getting rid of it and only keep compile and test. Also, we'll possibly change the compile interface but it's still being discussed.

SmartPy

12 Jan 2021 20:14

(as Raphaël said in fact)

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:37

Like no mapping but a simple dump into a var self.data.storageVar=params

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:36

You can have a big map (requestId => requestBody) in A, then you call B with the requestId and then B calls you with the same requestId. That way, you can get the requested parameters without much cost.

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:32

The second question is mostly about maintaining the context between the initial and last call to A. Like if a user calls A with some set of params how do I maintain that context when B calls back to A at the end/

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:22

About the first question. Yes, B would call A and then A would do some action depending on the value provided from B.

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:12

I meant like if contract A wants to access contract B's storage and do some operation depending on it how is it achieved in this model? Is it like the new entrypoint of A will have to handle the actual execution after B calls back to that entrypoint?

SmartPy

15 Jan 2021 04:06

There was some use case I wanted to test. But if this is not possible how do we generally handle callbacks or view function calls from a contract?

SmartPy

14 Jan 2021 23:58

Once B calls A, A can do anything you want. Anyway, the first call from A is fully evaluated before calling any other contract.

SmartPy

14 Jan 2021 20:01

I have 2 contracts A and B. A calls B and B calls another entrypoint of A and modifies the storage in that last call. Is it possible to access that modified storage in the initial call from A? My initial entrypoint in A looks something like this :

def entrypointA(self):
    # some operation
    sp.transfer(......) #call to B
    # access modified storage

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 22:26

https://smartpy.io/ide?template=testHashFunctions.py

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 17:48

we aren't dependent on SmartPy.sh run script for the cryptocodeschool so it shouldn't be a problem.

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:52

What I expect: whenever you use run, you can replace it by compile.

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:37

Yes we are using SmartPy.sh FFF , Let us know the updates coming forward so that we can improvise on our products

SmartPy

13 Jan 2021 15:31

@CryptoScroller it is being used in bundle,

SmartPy

12 Jan 2021 20:18

Thank you for your help Raphaël and FFF !

SmartPy

12 Jan 2021 20:13

I think the issue is here:

# send tickets
                    # finds the ticket from the sender
                    PAIR ;
                    DUP ;
                    UNPAIR ;