Struct ergo_lib::chain::ergo_box::ErgoBox[][src]

pub struct ErgoBox {
    pub value: BoxValue,
    pub ergo_tree: ErgoTree,
    pub tokens: Vec<Token>,
    pub additional_registers: NonMandatoryRegisters,
    pub creation_height: u32,
    pub transaction_id: TxId,
    pub index: u16,
    // some fields omitted
}
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Box (aka coin, or an unspent output) is a basic concept of a UTXO-based cryptocurrency. In Bitcoin, such an object is associated with some monetary value (arbitrary, but with predefined precision, so we use integer arithmetic to work with the value), and also a guarding script (aka proposition) to protect the box from unauthorized opening.

In other way, a box is a state element locked by some proposition (ErgoTree).

In Ergo, box is just a collection of registers, some with mandatory types and semantics, others could be used by applications in any way. We add additional fields in addition to amount and proposition~(which stored in the registers R0 and R1). Namely, register R2 contains additional tokens (a sequence of pairs (token identifier, value)). Register R3 contains height specified by user (protocol checks if it was <= current height when transaction was accepted) and also transaction identifier and box index in the transaction outputs. Registers R4-R9 are free for arbitrary usage.

A transaction is unsealing a box. As a box can not be open twice, any further valid transaction can not be linked to the same box.

Fields

value: BoxValue

amount of money associated with the box

ergo_tree: ErgoTree

guarding script, which should be evaluated to true in order to open this box

tokens: Vec<Token>

secondary tokens the box contains

additional_registers: NonMandatoryRegisters

additional registers the box can carry over

creation_height: u32

height when a transaction containing the box was created. This height is declared by user and should not exceed height of the block, containing the transaction with this box.

transaction_id: TxId

id of transaction which created the box

index: u16

number of box (from 0 to total number of boxes the transaction with transactionId created - 1)

Implementations

Maximum number of tokens in the box

Crate new box

Box id (Blake2b256 hash of serialized box)

Create ErgoBox from ErgoBoxCandidate by adding transaction id and index of the box in the transaction

Get register value

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Box value

Tokens (ids and amounts)

Id of the ergo box

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Tuple of height when block got included into the blockchain and transaction identifier with box index in the transaction outputs serialized to the byte array.

Box id

Box value

Box tokens

R4-R9 optional registers, where element with index 0 is R4, etc.

Returns a register value for the given register index (0 is R0, 9 is R9)

Box creation height

Box guarding script serialized

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