[Experiment] Abstract Coin 0.2.1

[Phinnaeus Gage]

What is your coin called, Phinnaeus?

I'm keeping it a secret for now, but will let the cat outta the bag soon.

I did solve the blockchain and double-spend issues, though. That, in and of itself, makes it worth something.

Please allow me to give more away to real people before I get fellow bitcoiners/ACers involved (for some reason this doesn't read right). 

[adamstgBit]

What is your coin called, Phinnaeus?

I'm keeping it a secret for now, but will let the cat outta the bag soon.

I did solve the blockchain and double-spend issues, though. That, in and of itself, makes it worth something.

Please allow me to give more away to real people before I get fellow bitcoiners/ACers involved (for some reason this doesn't read right). 

bitcoiners are not real people

[Phinnaeus Gage]

What is your coin called, Phinnaeus?

I'm keeping it a secret for now, but will let the cat outta the bag soon.

I did solve the blockchain and double-spend issues, though. That, in and of itself, makes it worth something.

Please allow me to give more away to real people before I get fellow bitcoiners/ACers involved (for some reason this doesn't read right). 

bitcoiners are not real people

You know what I mean, #JellyBean. 

[mprep]

What is your coin called, Phinnaeus?

I'm keeping it a secret for now, but will let the cat outta the bag soon.

I did solve the blockchain and double-spend issues, though. That, in and of itself, makes it worth something.

Please allow me to give more away to real people before I get fellow bitcoiners/ACers involved (for some reason this doesn't read right). 

bitcoiners are not real people

Then who are we?

[greyhawk]

What is your coin called, Phinnaeus?

I'm keeping it a secret for now, but will let the cat outta the bag soon.

I did solve the blockchain and double-spend issues, though. That, in and of itself, makes it worth something.

Please allow me to give more away to real people before I get fellow bitcoiners/ACers involved (for some reason this doesn't read right). 

bitcoiners are not real people

Then who are we?

Well I don't know about you, but me... I... am.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXPmtf4udRE

[adamstgBit]

|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash

Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash 

[Anon136]

|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash

Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash 

sorry but you must first invent an imaginary trash can

[jubalix]

|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash

Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash 

sorry but you must first invent an imaginary trash can

new AC(trashCan);

[adamstgBit]

|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash

Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash 

sorry but you must first invent an imaginary trash can

new AC(trashCan);

looking at the latest documentation:


/*===========================================================================
| (AbstractWallet ::SendAbstractCoins)
|
|  PURPOSE: to allow an AbstractWallet to send an amount of AC to another AbstractWallet.
|
|  RETURN: int value, the Amount of uAC left in the sender wallet.
|    
\===========================================================================*/
class AbstractWallet {
  virtual int SendAbstractCoins( int SendTo_Id, int Send_Amount, int Units=uAC )=0;
  virtual float GetBalance(int Units=uAC)=0;
};
typedef std::vector<AbstractWallet> AbstractWalletList;


/*===========================================================================
| (CreateAbstractWallet)
|
|  PURPOSE: to allow an users to Create a new Abstract Wallet
|
|  RETURN: void
|    
\===========================================================================*/
void CreateAbstractWallet(int User_Id);


/*===========================================================================
| (Wallet)
|
|   Wallet is a vector list of Abstract Wallets,
|   It holds everyone's wallet, make a tx like this:
|  
|                   Elwar(1493uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|Elwar]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
|    
\===========================================================================*/
AbstractWalletList  Wallet;



creating a Trash Can should look more like this:

CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );

[adamstgBit]

lol Abstract Coin!

[jubalix]

|AC27J8DI9| (0.1999 AC)Adam(0.1899AC) -> Trash

Thats right, throwing the some of the imaginary object in the trash 

sorry but you must first invent an imaginary trash can

new AC(trashCan);

looking at the latest documentation:


/*===========================================================================
| (AbstractWallet ::SendAbstractCoins)
|
|  PURPOSE: to allow an AbstractWallet to send an amount of AC to another AbstractWallet.
|
|  RETURN: int value, the Amount of uAC left in the sender wallet.
|    
\===========================================================================*/
class AbstractWallet {
  virtual int SendAbstractCoins( int SendTo_Id, int Send_Amount, int Units=uAC )=0;
  virtual float GetBalance(int Units=uAC)=0;
};
typedef std::vector<AbstractWallet> AbstractWalletList;


/*===========================================================================
| (CreateAbstractWallet)
|
|  PURPOSE: to allow an users to Create a new Abstract Wallet
|
|  RETURN: void
|    
\===========================================================================*/
void CreateAbstractWallet(int User_Id);


/*===========================================================================
| (Wallet)
|
|   Wallet is a vector list of Abstract Wallets,
|   It holds everyone's wallet, make a tx like this:
|  
|                   Elwar(1493uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|Elwar]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );
|    
\===========================================================================*/
AbstractWalletList  Wallet;



creating a Trash Can should look more like this:

CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);
adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );

why would a trash need to be user specific?
also need some code to return to if not trashcan created
further the trashmay not be emptied so ACOM98S1 could get it back from trash

AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();

[adamstgBit]

CreateAbstractWallet , can not fail it simply adds to the vector list "Wallet"
its not user specific
and this is incorrect syntax

AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();

 

[adamstgBit]

CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);

adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );

TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();

[adamstgBit]

CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);

adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );

TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();

confirmed;

[adamstgBit]

CreateAbstractWallet(AC0M98S1|TrashCan);

adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );

TrashCan(100uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->GetBalance();

confirmed;

TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );

[adamstgBit]

TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );

confirmed;

[jubalix]

CreateAbstractWallet , can not fail it simply adds to the vector list "Wallet"
its not user specific
and this is incorrect syntax

AC0M98S1.TrashCan.restore();
AC0M98S1.TrashCan.empty();

 

I always code like this....I love when my objects have lots of logical properties.

[adamstgBit]

TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );

confirmed;

adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();

[adamstgBit]

TrashCan(0000uAC) = Wallet[AC0M98S1|TrashCan]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0m97S1|adamstgBit , 100 );

confirmed;

adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();

confirmed;

[adamstgBit]

adamstgBit(1999uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->GetBalance();

confirmed;

adamstgBit(1899uAC) = Wallet[AC0m97S1|adamstgBit]->SendAbstractCoins( AC0M98S1|TrashCan , 100 );