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I havn't looked deeply into the differences but it seems that both Key and Wallet do largely the same thing, ie, allow to instantiate with a public or private key and traverse. Which are we supposed to use?
While I'm at it:
It'd be nice if Key.subkey accepted integers
I think there's a mistake in the README; shouldn't "where P is a subkey of P" be "where P is a subkey of K" ?
Another: "pycoin.bip32.Wallet" should be "pycoin.bip32.key.Wallet"
Cheers
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My plan is to move some duplicate functionality out of the BIP32 wallet, then create a class the supports the Electrum deterministic wallet. Then "Key" will support both BIP32 and Electrum.
I havn't looked deeply into the differences but it seems that both Key and Wallet do largely the same thing, ie, allow to instantiate with a public or private key and traverse. Which are we supposed to use?
While I'm at it:
Cheers
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