To check if a function does what it should do, the easiest method is to simply put the function in a small extra program, call it with some valid test data and just print the result to terminal and check if it matches the expectations, or generally speaking, check if the function succesfully executed the expected actions causing the expected results.
Yeah, I've been trying to do something like that sometimes. I also printf and echo many things to try to see where results go wrong.
I think I made it with the json list. I used your 2 functions and change them to try to build my json list in the following format: ["key_1", "key_2", ... , "key_n"]
Tell me if this can be improved.
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Ok, building the json object and json list is ok but still bitcoin-cli is not accepting the $val value for some reason I cannot figure out!
I'm evaluating this variable in this line of code:
I did it this way because if I used a simpler way I would get a value in the format of:
Quote:
.00751256000000
and not in the format of
Quote:
0.00751256
which is the normal value I see in bitcoin-cli docs. So I used the first approach to try to convert the format of that number to the format that looked like what is in bitcoin core docs. And probably I might have a problem there. No idea how to fix it or what else can I try.
When I try to run the command with the json obj and the json list built with the script like:
I get the following error from bitcoin core:
Quote:
error code: -3
error message:
Invalid amount
Any ideas would be appreciated as I'm out of knowledge and expertise!
Thanks
Psy
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