Trait bitcoins::types::tx::BitcoinTransaction[−][src]

pub trait BitcoinTransaction: Transaction<Error = TxError, TxError = TxError, TXID = TXID, TxOut = TxOut, TxIn = BitcoinTxIn, HashWriter = Hash256> {
    fn as_legacy(&self) -> &LegacyTx;

    fn into_legacy(self) -> LegacyTx;

    fn into_witness(self) -> WitnessTx;

    fn witnesses(&self) -> &[Witness]ⓘ
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;

    fn txout_from_outpoint(&self, outpoint: &BitcoinOutpoint) -> Option<&TxOut> { ... }
}

Functions common to Bitcoin transactions. This provides a small abstraction layer over the Legacy/SegWit tx divide by implementing a small common interface between them.

Required methods

fn as_legacy(&self) -> &LegacyTx[src]

Returns a reference to the tx as a legacy tx.

fn into_legacy(self) -> LegacyTx[src]

Consume the tx and convert it to a legacy tx. Useful for when you have dyn BitcoinTransaction or impl BitcoinTransaction types, but into_witness should be preferred, as it will never drop information.

fn into_witness(self) -> WitnessTx[src]

Consume the tx and convert it to a legacy tx. Useful for when you have dyn BitcoinTransaction or impl BitcoinTransaction types.

fn witnesses(&self) -> &[Witness]ⓘ

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impl<'_> Read for &'_ [u8]impl<'_> Write for &'_ mut [u8]
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Return a reference to a slice of witnesses. For legacy txins this will ALWAYS be length 0. For witness txns, this will ALWAYS be the same length as the input vector.

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Provided methods

fn txout_from_outpoint(&self, outpoint: &BitcoinOutpoint) -> Option<&TxOut>[src]

Get a reference to the output by

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Implementors

impl BitcoinTransaction for BitcoinTx[src]

impl BitcoinTransaction for LegacyTx[src]

impl BitcoinTransaction for WitnessTx[src]

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