Allow to iterate a byte array inside the smart contract#1265
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| engine.CurrentContext.EvaluationStack.Push(StackItem.FromInterface(enumerator)); | ||
| return true; | ||
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| case ByteArray buffer: |
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I think this should be PrimitiveType. Please wait for #1178.
| private readonly byte[] array; | ||
| private int index = -1; | ||
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| public BufferWrapper(ByteArray array) |
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Moved to #1281 |
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Close #1172
Wait for #1178
This code works if the StackItem is an Array, not a buffer, but I think that this is not the expected behaviour for a c# developer.