In FunC, is there an equivalent to Solidity's mapping?
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I have a smart contract that accepts messages from users. I would like to keep a history of requests. How can I save a list of pairs (address, text of the message)? Do I understand correctly that I cannot use tuple for such a case because it has a limit of 256 entries? Are there any best practices for storing such a dynamic list? Similar to a mapping in Solidity.
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Feb 22, 2023, 2:25 AM
What happens if we verify the source code in the explorer, but the contract's code gets updated using set_code() instruction?
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What happens if we verify the source code in the explorer, but the contract's code gets updated using setcode() instruction?
Does the verified source code disappears?
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What happens if we verify the source code in the explorer, but the contract's code gets updated using setcode() instruction?
Does the verified source code disappears?
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What specifies the price of a jetton?
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Where is the line of code that specifies the price of a jetton? Is the price of a jetton always what I choose or does it change with supply and demand?
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Where is the line of code that specifies the price of a jetton? Is the price of a jetton always what I choose or does it change with supply and demand?
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Does store_slice act like store_ref?
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Does storeslice act like storeref?
For example, If I use store_slice at sending side, and at receiving side use load_ref and begin_parse would it be fine?
I'm trying to understand the underlaying logic of slice and cell.
If not, what's the most efficient way to store slice as ref?
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Does storeslice act like storeref?
For example, If I use store_slice at sending side, and at receiving side use load_ref and begin_parse would it be fine?
I'm trying to understand the underlaying logic of slice and cell.
If not, what's the most efficient way to store slice as ref?
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Feb 22, 2023, 3:29 AM