Hi, sorry for the late answer, I'm working on // on different things. I've done this kind of things to test:
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TGJ426205690 commented on Are you awaiting the promise anywhere or using the then method?
Hi, I've with then: this.proxy.getAccount(new Address("erd1844z................")).then( account => { console.log(account.nonce); console.log(account.balance); this.accountInfo = new AccountType(account.balance.toString(), account.nonce); }, accounterr => { console.log("Err:"+accounterr); } ); }
TGJ426205690 commented on Or lets turn the question more philosophical: What does it mean for your app to be decentralized? What are the requirements and what advantages does it bring?
Hi .. I finally found a solution: I've declared some application variables for my APP, normally APEX doesn't allow you to declare items as NONCE[0] (the brackrt signs are not not authorized n in names so I've created variables NONCE1, NONCE2 (and few others) then I've updated the database directly (the APP definition) to rename them as NONCE[0] and NONCE[1], and it's working.. (I know this is not super clean but at least it work until i find a better solution) ..
TGJ426205690 commented on So, do we know where that EGLD came from?
I think it comes from the brdige ..
TGJ426205690 commented on Have you been here before or after the dex launch?
even before the mainnet
TGJ426205690 commented on This happened to ETH for plenty of times, literally that blockchain has been hacked for so many times because of all kind of errors ... do you trust ETH ?
the figures are speaking themselves
TGJ426205690 commented on In theory yes, in practice the call might time out if you want to retrieve too much data at once. So it is never recommended for code running in production. What exactly is your usecase?
the contract will store store thousands of structs with different properties/statuses.. The client need to have a full view of it..