use pinocchio::{
cpi::{invoke_signed, Signer},
instruction::{InstructionAccount, InstructionView},
AccountView, ProgramResult,
};
pub struct WithdrawNonceAccount<'a> {
pub account: &'a AccountView,
pub recipient: &'a AccountView,
pub recent_blockhashes_sysvar: &'a AccountView,
pub rent_sysvar: &'a AccountView,
pub authority: &'a AccountView,
pub lamports: u64,
}
impl WithdrawNonceAccount<'_> {
#[inline(always)]
pub fn invoke(&self) -> ProgramResult {
self.invoke_signed(&[])
}
#[inline(always)]
pub fn invoke_signed(&self, signers: &[Signer]) -> ProgramResult {
let instruction_accounts: [InstructionAccount; 5] = [
InstructionAccount::writable(self.account.address()),
InstructionAccount::writable(self.recipient.address()),
InstructionAccount::readonly(self.recent_blockhashes_sysvar.address()),
InstructionAccount::readonly(self.rent_sysvar.address()),
InstructionAccount::readonly_signer(self.authority.address()),
];
let mut instruction_data = [0; 12];
instruction_data[0] = 5;
instruction_data[4..12].copy_from_slice(&self.lamports.to_le_bytes());
let instruction = InstructionView {
program_id: &crate::ID,
accounts: &instruction_accounts,
data: &instruction_data,
};
invoke_signed(
&instruction,
&[
self.account,
self.recipient,
self.recent_blockhashes_sysvar,
self.rent_sysvar,
self.authority,
],
signers,
)
}
}