SubstConstants
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object SubstConstants
| package sigmastate
serialized ErgoTree with ConstantSegregationFlag set to 1.
zero based indexes in ErgoTree.constants array which should be replaced with new values
new values to be injected into the corresponding positions in ErgoTree.constants array
new values to be injected into the corresponding positions in ErgoTree.constants array
Unique id of the node class used in serialization of ErgoTree.
Unique id of the node class used in serialization of ErgoTree.
Every value represents an operation and that operation can be associated with a function type, describing functional meaning of the operation, kind of operation signature.
Every value represents an operation and that operation can be associated with a function type, describing functional meaning of the operation, kind of operation signature. Thus we can obtain global operation identifiers by combining Value.opName with Value.opType, so that if (v1.opName == v2.opName) && (v1.opType == v2.opType) then v1 and v2 are functionally point-wise equivalent. This in particular means that if two _different_ ops have the same opType they _should_ have different opNames. Thus defined op ids are used in a Cost Model - a table of all existing primitives coupled with performance parameters.
zero based indexes in ErgoTree.constants array which should be replaced with new values
serialized ErgoTree with ConstantSegregationFlag set to 1.
The type of the value represented by this node.
The type of the value represented by this node. If the value is an operation it is the type of operation result.
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Transforms serialized bytes of ErgoTree with segregated constants by replacing constants at given positions with new values. This operation allow to use serialized scripts as pre-defined templates. The typical usage is "check that output box have proposition equal to given script bytes, where minerPk (constants(0)) is replaced with currentMinerPk". Each constant in original scriptBytes have SType serialized before actual data (see ConstantSerializer). During substitution each value from newValues is checked to be an instance of the corresponding type. This means, the constants during substitution cannot change their types.
serialized ErgoTree with ConstantSegregationFlag set to 1.
zero based indexes in ErgoTree.constants array which should be replaced with new values
new values to be injected into the corresponding positions in ErgoTree.constants array
original scriptBytes array where only specified constants are replaced and all other bytes remain exactly the same