pub struct ArwenApiImpl {}
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The reference to the API implementation based on Arwen hooks. It continas no data, can be embedded at no cost. Cloning it is a no-op.

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impl BlockchainApi<ArwenBigUint> for ArwenApiImpl

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impl CallValueApi<ArwenBigUint> for ArwenApiImpl

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fn check_not_payable(&self)

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fn moax_value(&self) -> ArwenBigUint

Retrieves the MOAX call value from the VM. Will return 0 in case of an DCT transfer (cannot have both MOAX and DCT transfer simultaneously).
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fn dct_value(&self) -> ArwenBigUint

Retrieves the DCT call value from the VM. Will return 0 in case of an MOAX transfer (cannot have both MOAX and DCT transfer simultaneously).
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fn token(&self) -> TokenIdentifier

Returns the call value token identifier of the current call. The identifier is wrapped in a TokenIdentifier object, to hide underlying logic. Read more
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fn dct_token_nonce(&self) -> u64

Returns the nonce of the received DCT token. Will return 0 in case of MOAX or fungible DCT transfer.
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fn dct_token_type(&self) -> DctTokenType

Returns the DCT token type. Will return “Fungible” for MOAX.
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fn require_moax(&self) -> BigUint

Will return the MOAX call value, but also fail with an error if DCT is sent. Especially used in the auto-generated call value processing.
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fn require_dct(&self, token: &[u8]) -> BigUint

Will return the DCT call value, but also fail with an error if MOAX or the wrong DCT token is sent. Especially used in the auto-generated call value processing.
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fn payment_token_pair(&self) -> (BigUint, TokenIdentifier)

Returns both the call value (either MOAX or DCT) and the token identifier. Especially used in the `#[payable(“*”)] auto-generated snippets. The method might seem redundant, but there is such a hook in Arwen that might be used in this scenario in the future.
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impl Clone for ArwenApiImpl

Should be no-op. The API implementation is zero-sized.

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl ContractSelfApi<ArwenBigInt, ArwenBigUint> for ArwenApiImpl

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type Storage = ArwenApiImpl

Abstracts the lower-level storage functionality.
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type CallValue = ArwenApiImpl

Abstracts the call value handling at the beginning of a function call.
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type SendApi = ArwenApiImpl

Abstracts the sending of MOAX & DCT transactions, as well as async calls.
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type BlockchainApi = ArwenApiImpl

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type CryptoApi = ArwenApiImpl

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fn get_storage_raw(&self) -> Self::Storage

Gateway into the lower-level storage functionality. Storage related annotations make use of this. Using it directly is not recommended.
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fn call_value(&self) -> Self::CallValue

Gateway into the call value retrieval functionality. The payment annotations should normally be the ones to handle this, but the developer is also given direct access to the API.
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fn send(&self) -> Self::SendApi

Gateway to the functionality related to sending transactions from the current contract.
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fn blockchain(&self) -> Self::BlockchainApi

Gateway blockchain info related to the current transaction and to accounts.
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fn crypto(&self) -> Self::CryptoApi

Stateless crypto functions provided by the Arwen VM.
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fn storage_load_cumulated_validator_reward(&self) -> BigUint

Retrieves validator rewards, as set by the protocol. TODO: move to the storage API, once BigUint gets refactored
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impl CryptoApi for ArwenApiImpl

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fn sha256(&self, data: &[u8]) -> H256

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fn keccak256(&self, data: &[u8]) -> H256

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fn verify_bls(&self, key: &[u8], message: &[u8], signature: &[u8]) -> bool

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fn verify_ed25519(&self, key: &[u8], message: &[u8], signature: &[u8]) -> bool

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fn verify_secp256k1(&self, key: &[u8], message: &[u8], signature: &[u8]) -> bool

Note: the signature is minimum 2 bytes in length, the second byte encodes the length of the remaining signature bytes.
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impl EndpointArgumentApi for ArwenApiImpl

Interface to only be used by code generated by the macros. The smart contract code doesn’t have access to these methods directly.

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fn get_num_arguments(&self) -> i32

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fn get_argument_len(&self, arg_index: i32) -> usize

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fn copy_argument_to_slice(&self, arg_index: i32, slice: &mut [u8])

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fn get_argument_vec_u8(&self, arg_index: i32) -> Vec<u8>

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fn get_argument_boxed_bytes(&self, arg_index: i32) -> BoxedBytes

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fn get_argument_big_uint_raw(&self, arg_id: i32) -> i32

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fn get_argument_big_int_raw(&self, arg_id: i32) -> i32

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fn get_argument_u64(&self, arg_id: i32) -> u64

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fn get_argument_i64(&self, arg_id: i32) -> i64

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fn check_num_arguments(&self, expected: i32)

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impl EndpointFinishApi for ArwenApiImpl

Interface to only be used by code generated by the macros. The smart contract code doesn’t have access to these methods directly.

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fn finish_slice_u8(&self, slice: &[u8])

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fn finish_big_int_raw(&self, handle: i32)

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fn finish_big_uint_raw(&self, handle: i32)

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fn finish_u64(&self, value: u64)

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fn finish_i64(&self, value: i64)

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impl ErrorApi for ArwenApiImpl

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fn signal_error(&self, message: &[u8]) -> !

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impl LogApi for ArwenApiImpl

Interface to only be used by code generated by the macros. The smart contract code doesn’t have access to these methods directly.

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fn write_event_log(&self, topics_buffer: &ArgBuffer, data: &[u8])

Saves an event log.
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fn write_legacy_log(&self, topics: &[[u8; 32]], data: &[u8])

The legacy Arwen hook for saving event logs. It does the same, but only accepts 32-byte topics. Only kept for backwards compatibility.
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impl SendApi<ArwenBigUint> for ArwenApiImpl

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fn direct_moax(&self, to: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, data: &[u8])

Sends MOAX to a given address, directly. Used especially for sending MOAX to regular accounts.
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fn direct_moax_execute( &self, to: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, gas_limit: u64, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Result<(), &'static [u8]>

Sends MOAX to an address (optionally) and executes like an async call, but without callback.
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fn direct_dct_execute( &self, to: &Address, token: &[u8], amount: &ArwenBigUint, gas_limit: u64, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Result<(), &'static [u8]>

Sends DCT to an address and executes like an async call, but without callback.
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fn direct_dct_nft_execute( &self, to: &Address, token: &[u8], nonce: u64, amount: &ArwenBigUint, gas_limit: u64, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Result<(), &'static [u8]>

Sends DCT NFT to an address and executes like an async call, but without callback.
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fn async_call_raw(&self, to: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, data: &[u8]) -> !

Sends an asynchronous call to another contract. Calling this method immediately terminates tx execution. Using it directly is generally discouraged. Read more
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fn deploy_contract( &self, gas: u64, amount: &ArwenBigUint, code: &BoxedBytes, code_metadata: CodeMetadata, arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Address

Deploys a new contract in the same shard. Unlike async_call_raw, the deployment is synchronous and tx execution continues afterwards. Also unlike async_call_raw, it uses an argument buffer to pass arguments
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fn execute_on_dest_context_raw( &self, gas: u64, address: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Vec<BoxedBytes>

Same shard, in-line execution of another contract.
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fn execute_on_dest_context_raw_custom_result_range<F>( &self, gas: u64, address: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer, range_closure: F ) -> Vec<BoxedBytes>
where F: FnOnce(usize, usize) -> (usize, usize),

Same shard, in-line execution of another contract. Allows the contract to specify which result range to extract as sync call result. This is a workaround to handle nested sync calls. Please do not use this method unless there is absolutely no other option. Will be eliminated after some future Arwen hook redesign. range_closure takes the number of results before, the number of results after, and is expected to return the start index (inclusive) and end index (exclusive).
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fn execute_on_dest_context_by_caller_raw( &self, gas: u64, address: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer ) -> Vec<BoxedBytes>

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fn execute_on_same_context_raw( &self, gas: u64, address: &Address, amount: &ArwenBigUint, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer )

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fn storage_store_tx_hash_key(&self, data: &[u8])

Used to store data between async call and callback.
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fn storage_load_tx_hash_key(&self) -> BoxedBytes

Used to store data between async call and callback.
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fn call_local_dct_built_in_function( &self, gas: u64, function: &[u8], arg_buffer: &ArgBuffer )

Allows synchronously calling a local function by name. Execution is resumed afterwards. You should never have to call this function directly. Use the other specific methods instead.
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fn direct_dct_via_transf_exec( &self, to: &Address, token: &[u8], amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] ) -> Result<(), &'static [u8]>

Sends an DCT token to a given address, directly. Used especially for sending DCT to regular accounts. Read more
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fn direct( &self, to: &Address, token: &TokenIdentifier, amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] )

Sends either MOAX or an DCT token to the target address, depending on what token identifier was specified.
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fn direct_dct_via_async_call( &self, to: &Address, dct_token_name: &[u8], amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] ) -> !

Performs a simple DCT transfer, but via async call. This is the preferred way to send DCT.
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fn direct_via_async_call( &self, to: &Address, token: &TokenIdentifier, amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] )

Sends either MOAX or an DCT token to the target address, depending on what token identifier was specified. In case of DCT it performs an async call.
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fn async_call(&self, async_call: AsyncCall<BigUint>) -> !

Sends an asynchronous call to another contract, with either MOAX or DCT value. The token argument decides which one it will be. Calling this method immediately terminates tx execution.
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fn dct_local_mint(&self, gas: u64, token: &[u8], amount: &BigUint)

Allows synchronous minting of DCT tokens. Execution is resumed afterwards.
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fn dct_local_burn(&self, gas: u64, token: &[u8], amount: &BigUint)

Allows synchronous burning of DCT tokens. Execution is resumed afterwards.
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fn dct_nft_create<T>( &self, gas: u64, token: &[u8], amount: &BigUint, name: &BoxedBytes, royalties: &BigUint, hash: &H256, attributes: &T, uris: &[BoxedBytes] )
where T: TopEncode,

Creates a new NFT token of a certain type (determined by token_identifier).
attributes can be any serializable custom struct.
This is a built-in function, so the smart contract execution is resumed after.
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fn dct_nft_add_quantity( &self, gas: u64, token: &[u8], nonce: u64, amount: &BigUint )

Adds quantity for an Non-Fungible Token. (which makes it a Semi-Fungible Token by definition)
This is a built-in function, so the smart contract execution is resumed after.
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fn dct_nft_burn(&self, gas: u64, token: &[u8], nonce: u64, amount: &BigUint)

The reverse operation of dct_nft_add_quantity, this locally decreases This is a built-in function, so the smart contract execution is resumed after.
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fn direct_dct_nft_via_async_call( &self, from: &Address, to: &Address, token: &[u8], nonce: u64, amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] )

Performs a simple DCT NFT transfer, but via async call. This is the preferred way to send DCT. Note: call is done to the SC itself, so from should be the SCs own address
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fn direct_dct_nft_via_transfer_exec( &self, to: &Address, token: &[u8], nonce: u64, amount: &BigUint, data: &[u8] ) -> Result<(), &'static [u8]>

Sends an DCT NFT to a given address, directly. Used especially for sending DCT to regular accounts. Read more
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impl StorageReadApi for ArwenApiImpl

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fn storage_load_len(&self, key: &[u8]) -> usize

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fn storage_load_vec_u8(&self, key: &[u8]) -> Vec<u8>

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fn storage_load_boxed_bytes(&self, key: &[u8]) -> BoxedBytes

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fn storage_load_big_uint_raw(&self, key: &[u8]) -> i32

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fn storage_load_u64(&self, key: &[u8]) -> u64

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fn storage_load_i64(&self, key: &[u8]) -> i64

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impl StorageWriteApi for ArwenApiImpl

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fn storage_store_slice_u8(&self, key: &[u8], value: &[u8])

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fn storage_store_big_uint_raw(&self, key: &[u8], handle: i32)

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fn storage_store_u64(&self, key: &[u8], value: u64)

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fn storage_store_i64(&self, key: &[u8], value: i64)

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