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Change UInt64-Base10 #99
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Update docs to reflect change from UInt64 values to Base10
OwnerNode should remain UInt64. I was overzealous.
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Based on my understanding of the change on the rippled side, I think these edits miss the mark slightly. The internal representation (the canonical binary format) is the same, but for some reason rippled
's APIs would return these values as hexadecimal strings instead of base-10 number strings, e.g. the number ten was previous returned as "a"
and it'll now be returned as "10"
.
So in both cases the internal format is UInt64 and the JSON format is string, but the format of the string is now a base-10 instead of base-16 representation.
| `LockedAmount` | string | UInt64 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | | ||
| `MaximumAmount` | string | Base10 | This value is an unsigned number that specifies the maximum number of MPTs that can be distributed to non-issuing accounts (i.e., minted). For issuances that do not have a maximum limit, this value should be set to 18,446,744,073,709,551,615. | | ||
| `OutstandingAmount` | string | Base10 | Specifies the sum of all token amounts that have been minted to all token holders. This value can be stored on ledger as a default type so that when its value is 0 it takes up less space on ledger. This value is increased whenever an issuer pays MPTs to a non-issuer account, and decreased whenever a non-issuer pays MPTs into the issuing account. | | ||
| `LockedAmount` | string | Base10 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | |
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| `LockedAmount` | string | Base10 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | | |
| `LockedAmount` | string | UInt64 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | |
should also say that its base 10 in the description
docs/xls-33d-multi-purpose-tokens/reference/mptokenissuancecreate.md
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| `LockedAmount` | string | Base10 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | | ||
| `MaximumAmount` | string | UInt64 | This value is an unsigned base 10 number that specifies the maximum number of MPTs that can be distributed to non-issuing accounts (that is, minted). For issuances that do not have a maximum limit, set this value to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807. | | ||
| `OutstandingAmount` | string | UInt64 | Specifies the base 10 sum of all token amounts that have been minted to all token holders. This value can be stored on ledger as a default type so that when its value is 0 it takes up less space on ledger. This value is increased whenever an issuer pays MPTs to a non-issuer account, and decreased whenever a non-issuer pays MPTs into the issuing account. | | ||
| `LockedAmount` | string | UInt64 | A positive amount of tokens that are currently held in a token holder's account, but are unavailable to be used by the token holder. Locked tokens might, for example, represent value currently being held in escrow, or value that is otherwise inaccessible to the token holder. This value is stored as a default base 10 value such that its initial value is 0, in order to save space on the ledger for an empty MPT holding. | |
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LockedAmount
has been removed everywhere. Haven't updated the spec yet, but might be convenient to remove this field in the PR while we are at it.
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Just a minor comment that is unrelated to the PR and could be address later. looks good overall
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Looks good to me. Left a question about terminology regarding base-10 vs decimal. Also I think the .DS_Store files were pushed by accident?
@@ -92,8 +92,8 @@ An `mptoken` object has the following parameters: | |||
|:-----------------------|:--------|:------------------------------------------| | |||
| `account` | string | The account address of the holder who owns the `MPToken`. | | |||
| `flags` | number | The flags assigned to the`MPToken` object. | | |||
| `mpt_amount` | string | Hex-encoded amount of the holder's balance. | | |||
| `locked_amount` | string | Hex-encoded amount of the locked balance. (Can be omitted if the value is 0.) | | |||
| `mpt_amount` | string | Base 10-encoded amount of the holder's balance. | |
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Not a blocker, but should we be saying base 10-encoded or decimal/hexadecimal? I don't have strong opinion either way, but I want to standardize the language we use in this instance.
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If we're going to say "hex" elsewhere, then I think it makes more sense to say "decimal" here.
Per Shawn Xie.
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Looks good
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Assuming the .DS_Store
files are removed, looks OK to me
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This file should be removed.
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Don't add .DS_Store
files to the repo (they're some sort of Mac OS caching thing)
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This one too
Update docs to reflect change from UInt64 values to Base10, per https://ripplelabs.atlassian.net/jira/software/projects/DEFI/issues/DEFI-247