Add operation index to event result#383
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| LedgerClosedAt string `json:"ledgerClosedAt"` | ||
| ContractID string `json:"contractId"` | ||
| ID string `json:"id"` | ||
| OpIndex uint32 `json:"operationIndex"` |
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I think we should also include the transaction index . With the ledger sequence, transaction index, and operation index I think we have all the information needed to sort events
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Might as well! Done in 49fd1e8. Thoughts on naming? I considered applicationOrder to match getTransaction...
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What
See #371: events within a transaction no longer necessarily correspond to a single operation.
Why
Closes #371.
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