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Class UnloadFromMyGarages

Namespace
Nekoyume.Action.Garages
Assembly
Lib9c.dll
[ActionType("unload_from_my_garages")]
public class UnloadFromMyGarages : GameAction, IUnloadFromMyGaragesV1, IAction
Inheritance
UnloadFromMyGarages
Implements
IUnloadFromMyGaragesV1
IAction
Inherited Members

Constructors

UnloadFromMyGarages() 

public UnloadFromMyGarages()

UnloadFromMyGarages(Address, IEnumerable<(Address balanceAddr, FungibleAssetValue value)>?, IEnumerable<(HashDigest<SHA256> fungibleId, int count)>?, string?) 

public UnloadFromMyGarages(Address recipientAvatarAddr, IEnumerable<(Address balanceAddr, FungibleAssetValue value)>? fungibleAssetValues, IEnumerable<(HashDigest<SHA256> fungibleId, int count)>? fungibleIdAndCounts, string? memo)

Parameters

recipientAvatarAddr Address
fungibleAssetValues IEnumerable<(Address balanceAddr, FungibleAssetValue value)>
fungibleIdAndCounts IEnumerable<(HashDigest<SHA256> fungibleId, int count)>
memo string

Properties

FungibleAssetValues 

public IOrderedEnumerable<(Address balanceAddr, FungibleAssetValue value)>? FungibleAssetValues { get; }

Property Value

IOrderedEnumerable<(Address balanceAddr, FungibleAssetValue value)>

FungibleIdAndCounts 

public IOrderedEnumerable<(HashDigest<SHA256> fungibleId, int count)>? FungibleIdAndCounts { get; }

Property Value

IOrderedEnumerable<(HashDigest<SHA256> fungibleId, int count)>

Memo 

public string? Memo { get; }

Property Value

string

PlainValueInternal 

protected override IImmutableDictionary<string, IValue> PlainValueInternal { get; }

Property Value

IImmutableDictionary<string, IValue>

RecipientAvatarAddr

If the avatar state is v1, there is no separate inventory, so it should be execute another action first to migrate the avatar state to v2. And then, the inventory address will be set.

public Address RecipientAvatarAddr { get; }

Property Value

Address

Methods

Execute(IActionContext)

Executes the main game logic of an action. This should be deterministic.

Through the context object, it receives information such as a transaction signer, its states immediately before the execution, and a deterministic random seed.

Other “bound” information resides in the action object in itself, as its properties (or fields).

A returned Libplanet.Action.State.IWorld object functions as a delta which shifts from previous states to next states.

public override IWorld Execute(IActionContext context)

Parameters

context IActionContext

A context object containing addresses that signed the transaction, states immediately before the execution, and a PRNG object which produces deterministic random numbers. See Libplanet.Action.IActionContext for details.

Returns

IWorld

A map of changed states (so-called "dirty").

Remarks

This method should be deterministic: for structurally (member-wise) equal actions and Libplanet.Action.IActionContexts, the same result should be returned. Side effects should be avoided, because an action's Libplanet.Action.IAction.Execute(Libplanet.Action.IActionContext) method can be called more than once, the time it's called is difficult to predict.

For changing in-memory game states or drawing graphics, implement the Blockchain.Renderers.IRenderer interface separately and attach it to a Blockchain.BlockChain instance.

For randomness, never use Random nor any other PRNGs provided by other than Libplanet. Use IActionContext.Random instead. IActionContext.Random guarantees the same action has the consistent result for every node in the network.

Also do not perform I/O operations such as file system access or networking. These bring an action indeterministic. You maybe fine to log messages for debugging purpose, but equivalent messages could be logged multiple times.

Although it might be surprising, floating-point arithmetics are underspecified so that it can make different results on different machines, platforms, runtimes, compilers, and builds.

Lastly, you need to be aware and keep in mind that there is a global state named CurrentCulture on .NET; if you format numbers, dates and times, currencies, or other such things into strings and parse these strings back these can rely on CurrentCulture, so that the same action make different results on two differently configured systems like Thai language and French language. In order to make these types of conversions deterministic, you have to explicitly pass InvariantCulture.

For more on determinism in general, please read also Tendermint ABCI's docs on determinism.

Lastly, you can conduct static analysis on your code using Libplanet.Analyzers. The analyzer can be enabled by adding its NuGet package into your project as a dependency.

See Also
IActionContext

LoadPlainValueInternal(IImmutableDictionary<string, IValue>) 

protected override void LoadPlainValueInternal(IImmutableDictionary<string, IValue> plainValue)

Parameters

plainValue IImmutableDictionary<string, IValue>
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