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please add type and argument info to error message
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please add type and argument info to error message
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The code generation in #64 is done based on the parsed ast of a source file. |
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I'd like to pass parameters to a contract as function arguments in rust code.
This might be helpful for client code generation because we can easily determine
what parameters each contract entry point has by just parsing a source code.
I'm not sure what kind of types should be accepted as parameters.
Do you think everything (convertible to bytes) should be ok or there should be
a certain group of types which is acceptable for entry points.