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possibility to combine several transactions in one command? #32

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Golddouble opened this issue Mar 24, 2018 · 1 comment
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possibility to combine several transactions in one command? #32

Golddouble opened this issue Mar 24, 2018 · 1 comment

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@Golddouble
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When I have to claim forks from one address but with different "source transaction ID"'s:
For example this:

claimer.py <cointype> <source transaction ID 1> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

and afterwards:

claimer.py <cointype> <source transaction ID 2> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

Do I have to start claimer.py twice?

First start
claimer.py <source transaction ID 1> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

Then wait until block inclusion; and afterwards start the second command:

claimer.py <source transaction ID 2> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

Or is there a method to start both with one command? For example something like this:
claimer.py <source transaction ID 1>, <source transaction ID 2> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

Or for example
claimer.py <source transaction ID 1> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>, <source transaction ID 2> <source private key 1> <source address 1> <destination address 1>

Thank you for your help.

@ymgve
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ymgve commented Mar 24, 2018

You don't have to wait until a block inclusion, as long as the transaction has gone into the mempool you can just stop the script and start the one for the next TXID.

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