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  • Stripped lelantus Ui
  • improved performance on big wallets

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The recent changes involve significant streamlining of the codebase by removing components related to the Lelantus privacy feature across various classes. This includes the elimination of related dialogs, models, and UI interactions, shifting the focus entirely to the Spark model for anonymity and transaction functionalities. Consequently, the application is simplified, enhancing maintainability while potentially impacting user experience for those who utilized the Lelantus features.

Changes

Files Change Summary
src/Makefile.qt.include Removed references to UI forms and MOC files for Lelantus and related dialogs.
src/qt/automintdialog.* Completely removed AutoMintDialog class and its functionalities, focusing on a new dialog.
src/qt/automintmodel.* Removed AutoMintModel class, eliminating functionalities associated with auto minting.
src/qt/automintnotification.* Deleted AutomintNotification class, removing previous user interactions for auto minting notices.
src/qt/bitcoingui.* Eliminated methods related to navigating to the Lelantus page, streamlining the GUI.
src/qt/overviewpage.* Updated to exclusively focus on the Spark model, removing Lelantus checks and balances.
src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.* Removed Lelantus-related logic, focusing on Spark for transaction handling.
src/qt/transactiontablemodel.* Simplified input type checks in transactions to improve performance.
src/qt/walletframe.* Removed navigation functions related to the Lelantus page.
src/qt/walletmodel.* Eliminated Lelantus-related functionalities and models, consolidating wallet operations around Spark.
src/qt/walletview.* Removed components and methods associated with the Lelantus feature and its UI elements.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GUI
    participant WalletModel
    participant SparkModel

    User->>GUI: Request to anonymize coins
    GUI->>WalletModel: Check anonymizable balance (Spark only)
    WalletModel->>SparkModel: Retrieve balance
    SparkModel-->>WalletModel: Return balance
    WalletModel-->>GUI: Provide balance info
    GUI-->>User: Display anonymization options
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🐇 "In fields where coins do hop and play,
The Lelantus paths have gone astray.
With Spark now shining, bright and clear,
We dance in joy, for change is here!
Hoppity hop, with a skip and a cheer,
A streamlined wallet, oh dear, oh dear!" 🐇


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  • src/Makefile.qt.include (8 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintdialog.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintdialog.h (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintmodel.cpp (2 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintmodel.h (2 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintnotification.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/automintnotification.h (2 hunks)
  • src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp (6 hunks)
  • src/qt/bitcoingui.h (3 hunks)
  • src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (6 hunks)
  • src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (11 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactionrecord.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactionview.cpp (6 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactionview.h (2 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletframe.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletframe.h (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletmodel.cpp (10 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletmodel.h (5 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletview.cpp (12 hunks)
  • src/qt/walletview.h (5 hunks)
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src/qt/automintnotification.h (2)

12-14: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.

The ui pointer is initialized in the constructor and deleted in the destructor. Ensure that no other parts of the code attempt to delete or manage this pointer to avoid double deletion.

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UI pointer management is correct.

The ui pointer in AutomintSparkNotification is properly managed within its class, with no indications of external management or deletion that could lead to double deletion issues.

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Line range hint 16-18: Verify signal-slot connections for correctness.

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Signal-slot connections are correctly implemented.

The ackMintSparkAll signal is properly connected to the AutoMintSparkModel::ackMintSparkAll slot in automintnotification.cpp. The signal is emitted in various scenarios, and the connection management in sparkmodel.cpp appears correct. No issues found.

  • Signal Definition and Connection:

    • src/qt/automintnotification.h: Signal defined.
    • src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Signal connected to AutoMintSparkModel.
  • Signal Emissions:

    • src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Signal emitted in multiple scenarios.
  • Connection Management:

    • src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp: Signal connected and disconnected properly.
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src/qt/automintdialog.h (2)

Line range hint 18-20: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.

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UI Pointer Management Verified: The ui pointer in the AutoMintSparkDialog class is correctly managed, with no evidence of external deletion or management outside the class.

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Line range hint 22-24: Check paint event handling for performance.

The paintEvent method is overridden. Ensure that the painting logic is efficient and does not negatively impact performance, especially for users with large wallets.

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Efficient paintEvent Implementation Verified: The paintEvent method in AutoMintSparkDialog is implemented efficiently. It conditionally draws text only when necessary and uses standard practices like calling the base class's paintEvent. No performance issues are apparent.

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src/qt/automintnotification.cpp (2)

Line range hint 6-14: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.

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UI Pointer Management Verified

The ui pointer in the AutomintSparkNotification class is correctly managed within the class itself. The delete ui statement is present in the expected file, ensuring no external management or risk of double deletion.

  • src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Correctly deletes ui in the destructor.
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Line range hint 16-26: Verify signal-slot connections for correctness.

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Signal-Slot Connections Verified: ackMintSparkAll Signal is Correctly Connected and Used

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  • Files Involved:
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    • src/qt/automintnotification.cpp
    • src/qt/automintmodel.h
    • src/qt/sparkmodel.h
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src/qt/automintmodel.h (1)

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The removal of the AutoMintModel class and its enumerations (AutoMintState, AutoMintAck) indicates a significant change in functionality. Ensure that all dependencies on these components are resolved in the rest of the codebase.

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No Impact on Other Parts of the Codebase

The removal of AutoMintModel and its related enums (AutoMintState, AutoMintAck) does not affect other parts of the codebase. There are no lingering dependencies or references in comments, documentation, or other files. The changes are isolated to src/qt/automintmodel.h.

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src/qt/walletframe.h (1)

Line range hint 1-1:
Verify the impact of removing gotoLelantusPage().

The removal of the gotoLelantusPage() slot suggests that navigation to the Lelantus page is no longer supported. Ensure that all references to this function are removed or handled appropriately in the codebase.

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No references to gotoLelantusPage() found. The removal of this function does not appear to impact other parts of the codebase, as no references were detected in the repository.

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src/qt/transactionview.h (1)

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Verify the impact of removing BIP47 transaction handling.

The removal of reconsiderBip47TxAction and reconsiderBip47Tx() suggests that BIP47 transaction reconsideration is no longer supported. Ensure that all references to these elements are removed or handled appropriately in the codebase.

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No references to reconsiderBip47TxAction or reconsiderBip47Tx found. The search did not return any occurrences of these elements, indicating that they have been successfully removed from the codebase. This suggests that the removal of BIP47 transaction handling has been properly executed.

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src/qt/automintdialog.cpp (8)

Line range hint 11-24:
Correct initialization and critical section handling.

The constructor properly initializes UI elements and manages critical sections, ensuring thread safety.


Line range hint 26-31:
Proper critical section handling in destructor.

The destructor correctly leaves critical sections, ensuring resources are released safely.


Line range hint 33-60:
Secure handling of user input and minting operations.

The accept method securely handles passphrases and performs minting operations, providing appropriate user feedback.


Line range hint 62-68:
Correct implementation of mintable amount check.

The exec method correctly checks the mintable amount before proceeding, ensuring that operations are only performed when feasible.


Line range hint 70-74:
Correct handling of user rejection.

The reject method appropriately sends an acknowledgment for user rejection, ensuring proper feedback.


Line range hint 76-93:
Correct model initialization and UI management.

The setModel method correctly initializes the sparkModel and updates UI elements based on encryption status.


Line range hint 95-108:
Correct UI updates based on progress state.

The paintEvent method correctly updates the UI based on the current progress state, ensuring user feedback is clear.


Line range hint 110-113:
Correct exception handling for model validation.

The ensureSparkModel method correctly throws an exception if the sparkModel is not set, preventing undefined behavior.

src/qt/automintmodel.cpp (2)

Line range hint 1-103: IncomingFundNotifier Class: LGTM

The IncomingFundNotifier class is well-structured, with proper resource management and signal handling.


Line range hint 104-297: AutoMintSparkModel Class: LGTM, but verify integration.

The AutoMintSparkModel class is well-implemented with clear state management. Ensure that this new model integrates seamlessly with the rest of the application.

Consider verifying the integration points with other components to ensure smooth functionality.

Verification successful

AutoMintSparkModel Integration Verified: Well-Integrated with Application

The AutoMintSparkModel is effectively integrated with various components like WalletView, AutomintSparkNotification, and SparkModel. The connections and disconnections are handled appropriately, ensuring smooth functionality across the application.

  • Integration Points:
    • WalletView connects to signals from AutoMintSparkModel.
    • AutomintSparkNotification interacts with AutoMintSparkModel.
    • SparkModel manages the lifecycle of AutoMintSparkModel.

No issues found in the integration.

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src/qt/walletmodel.h (1)

Line range hint 1-288: WalletModel Class: LGTM, but verify impact of removals.

The simplification of the WalletModel class aligns with the strategic shift. Ensure that the removal of Lelantus and Pcode functionalities does not negatively impact any dependent components.

Consider verifying the usage of removed methods and variables in other parts of the codebase.

src/qt/transactionrecord.cpp (1)

50-56: Simplified Input Check: LGTM, but verify correctness.

The logic now checks only the first input for Sigma spends and JoinSplit transactions, which simplifies the control flow. Ensure this simplification does not miss relevant cases.

Consider verifying the correctness of this logic in different transaction scenarios.

src/Makefile.qt.include (5)

120-120: Remove unused UI form from build process.

The removal of sendtopcodedialog.ui from QT_FORMS_UI is consistent with the removal of related functionality.


120-120: Remove unused MOC file from build process.

The removal of moc_sendtopcodedialog.cpp from QT_MOC_CPP aligns with the removal of the associated UI component.


120-120: Remove unused header from build process.

The removal of sendtopcodedialog.h from BITCOIN_QT_H is appropriate given the removal of related functionality.


120-120: Remove unused Lelantus components from build process.

The removal of lelantusmodel.h, lelantusdialog.h, and lelantuscoincontroldialog.h from BITCOIN_QT_H reflects the shift away from Lelantus.


120-120: Remove unused Lelantus source files from build process.

The removal of pcodemodel.cpp, lelantusmodel.cpp, lelantusdialog.cpp, and lelantuscoincontroldialog.cpp from BITCOIN_QT_WALLET_CPP is consistent with the removal of Lelantus functionality.

src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (5)

213-213: Simplify anonymity check logic.

The on_anonymizeButton_clicked method now only checks for Spark, simplifying the logic and improving clarity.


250-250: Enable anonymize button based on Spark.

The button is enabled only if Spark is allowed and there is an anonymizable balance, simplifying the UI logic.


307-307: Retrieve private balance using Spark model.

The use of getSparkBalance aligns with the removal of Lelantus, focusing on Spark for private balance management.


373-374: Update private balance retrieval logic.

The GetPrivateBalance method now focuses on Spark, removing complexity associated with Lelantus.


398-399: Focus migration logic on Spark.

The migrateClicked method now clearly handles migration from Lelantus to Spark, reflecting the updated focus.

src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1)

282-282: Verify the impact of reducing rows in updateConfirmations.

The reduction from 1000 to 300 rows should enhance performance, but verify that it does not lead to missing updates in the UI for users with many transactions.

src/qt/walletmodel.cpp (5)

1041-1043: Verify necessity of getAvailableLelantusCoins.

Ensure that retaining this function does not conflict with the focus on the Spark model and assess its necessity.

Verification successful

getAvailableLelantusCoins is necessary for migration.

The function getAvailableLelantusCoins is used in overviewpage.cpp to check for available Lelantus coins before initiating a migration to Spark. This indicates its necessity for the migration process and confirms that it does not conflict with the focus on the Spark model.

  • Location of usage: src/qt/overviewpage.cpp
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Line range hint 1053-1106: Verify input validation and transaction creation in prepareMintSparkTransaction.

Ensure that address validation and transaction creation logic are robust and handle edge cases effectively.

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Robust Handling of Transaction Preparation Status in sendcoinsdialog.cpp

The function prepareMintSparkTransaction is used effectively in sendcoinsdialog.cpp, with its return values being processed to handle errors and inform the user. The use of processSendCoinsReturn ensures that all potential issues are managed appropriately. No further action is needed.

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Line range hint 1045-1051: Verify migration logic in migrateLelantusToSpark.

Ensure that the migration logic is robust and error handling provides clear feedback to users.

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Migration Logic and Error Handling Verified

The migrateLelantusToSpark function and its underlying LelantusToSpark implementation are correctly handling migration logic and error reporting. The function integrates well with both UI and RPC components, ensuring users receive clear feedback in case of failures.

  • The function LelantusToSpark is implemented in src/wallet/wallet.cpp.
  • Error handling is consistent across UI and RPC components.
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95-97: Verify Spark model integration in getAnonymizableBalance.

Ensure that the transition to Spark is correctly implemented and does not affect functionalities that previously depended on Lelantus.


177-179: Verify balance update mechanism with Spark integration.

Ensure that balance changes, including Spark balances, are correctly emitted and handled in the UI.

src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (8)

Line range hint 97-102: Simplified anonymity mode initialization.

The changes effectively streamline the initialization of the anonymity mode by focusing solely on the Spark model. This reduces complexity and aligns with the PR's objectives.


158-164: Consistent use of Spark model for balance and anonymity mode.

The changes ensure that the balance and anonymity mode are consistently managed using the Spark model, simplifying the code and aligning with the PR's focus.


357-365: Logical Lelantus to Spark migration check.

The migration check is well-placed, ensuring that users are prompted to migrate only when necessary, based on private balance and Spark allowance.


Line range hint 366-374: Streamlined transaction preparation with Spark model.

The transaction preparation logic is effectively simplified by focusing on the Spark model, removing unnecessary Lelantus conditions and aligning with the PR's goals.


Line range hint 588-596: Consistent transaction handling with Spark model.

The transaction handling logic is consistent with the overall focus on the Spark model, ensuring a streamlined and simplified process.


Line range hint 723-729: Dynamic anonymity mode update based on Spark model.

The changes ensure that the anonymity mode and UI elements are dynamically updated based on the Spark model's status, maintaining consistency and simplifying the logic.


852-855: Accurate UI updates with Spark model balance.

The changes ensure that the UI elements accurately reflect the Spark model's balance, maintaining consistency with the focus on Spark.


1012-1015: Consistent balance updates with Spark model.

The balance updates are consistent with the Spark model's focus, ensuring that the UI reflects the correct balance based on the anonymity mode.

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Files selected for processing (5)
  • src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp (6 hunks)
  • src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (6 hunks)
  • src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (11 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1 hunks)
  • src/qt/transactionview.cpp (6 hunks)
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  • src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp
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src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (4)

Line range hint 213-220: Simplified control flow in on_anonymizeButton_clicked.

The removal of Lelantus checks simplifies the control flow and focuses on Spark. The logic is correct.


250-250: Updated button enabling logic.

The button is now only enabled if Spark is allowed and there is an anonymizable balance, aligning with the removal of Lelantus.


307-307: Shifted private balance retrieval to Spark model.

The change correctly reflects the shift away from Lelantus and ensures accurate balance retrieval.


373-374: Enhanced balance retrieval in onRefreshClicked.

The use of GetPrivateBalance captures confirmed and unconfirmed balances, enhancing accuracy.

src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1)

282-282: Reduced row limit in updateConfirmations.

The row limit reduction from 1000 to 300 may improve UI responsiveness but could affect update visibility for larger datasets.

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src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (7)

Line range hint 97-102: Verify the sufficiency of spark::IsSparkAllowed().

The constructor now relies solely on spark::IsSparkAllowed() to set the anonymize mode. Ensure that this check covers all necessary conditions for the application's functionality.

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Verification successful

Verification Successful: spark::IsSparkAllowed() Implementation

The spark::IsSparkAllowed() function is implemented to check if the current blockchain height is greater than or equal to the Spark start block. This is a standard method for enabling features based on blockchain height and is used consistently across the codebase to manage Spark functionality.

  • Implementation Location: src/spark/state.cpp
  • Usage: The function is used throughout the codebase to determine if Spark features should be enabled.
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Length of output: 63


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Line range hint 723-729: Verify conditions for enabling/disabling the switch fund button.

The method checks spark::IsSparkAllowed() and the wallet's Spark status. Ensure that these conditions are correctly implemented.

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Verification successful

Conditions for enabling the switch fund button are correctly implemented.

The IsSparkAllowed() function checks if the current block height is sufficient to allow Spark features, which aligns with the conditions used in sendcoinsdialog.cpp. The implementation appears to be correct.

  • src/spark/state.cpp: IsSparkAllowed() checks block height against a consensus parameter.
  • src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp: Uses IsSparkAllowed() and wallet status to enable the switch fund button.
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# Description: Verify the conditions for enabling or disabling the switch fund button.

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Length of output: 63


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Line range hint 158-165: Verify Spark balance handling and wallet conditions.

The method now uses getSparkBalance() and checks spark::IsSparkAllowed(). Ensure that these changes correctly handle the balance and wallet conditions.

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Verification Successful: Spark Balance and Wallet Conditions are Correctly Handled

The getSparkBalance() and IsSparkAllowed() functions are implemented as expected, and their usage in sendcoinsdialog.cpp aligns with their intended functionality. The changes correctly handle the Spark balance and wallet conditions.

  • getSparkBalance() retrieves the Spark balance from the wallet.
  • IsSparkAllowed() checks if Spark is allowed based on the blockchain height.
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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'std::pair<CAmount, CAmount> getSparkBalance() { $$$ }'

# Test: Verify the conditions checked by `spark::IsSparkAllowed()`.
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Length of output: 151


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Line range hint 852-856: Verify balance display update logic.

The method uses getSparkBalance() to update the balance display. Ensure that the update logic is correctly implemented.

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Balance Display Update Logic Verified

The getSparkBalance function is correctly implemented and used to update the balance display in sendcoinsdialog.cpp. The logic for retrieving and displaying balance information is consistent with the expected behavior.

  • WalletModel::getSparkBalance and SparkModel::getSparkBalance both return balance information as expected.
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Length of output: 87


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# Description: Search for the `getSparkBalance` function definition in the codebase.

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Length of output: 81


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Length of output: 75


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# Description: Search for the `getSparkBalance` function definition in the codebase.

# Use ripgrep to find the definition of getSparkBalance
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Length of output: 3433


357-366: Verify transaction preparation and sending logic.

The method now focuses on Spark transactions. Ensure that the preparation and sending logic is correctly implemented.

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Verification successful

Transaction preparation and sending logic for Spark transactions is implemented.

The codebase includes functions like CreateSparkSpendTransaction and MintAndStoreSpark, which handle Spark transaction preparation and sending. This confirms that the necessary logic is in place.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the transaction preparation and sending logic for Spark transactions.

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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'WalletModel::SendCoinsReturn prepareSpendSparkTransaction($_, $_) { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'WalletModel::SendCoinsReturn prepareMintSparkTransaction($_, $_, $_, $_, $_) { $$$ }'
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'WalletModel::SendCoinsReturn prepareTransaction($_, $_) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 324


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any functions related to Spark transaction preparation and sending logic.

# Test: Search for functions related to Spark transactions.
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Line range hint 588-596: Verify conditions for handling Spark transactions and two-stage transactions.

The method includes conditions for Spark transactions and two-stage transactions. Ensure that these conditions are correctly implemented.

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Verified: Conditions for handling Spark transactions and two-stage transactions are correctly implemented.

The logic in the on_sendButton_clicked method appropriately utilizes IsSparkAllowed and transaction methods from WalletModel to manage different transaction scenarios based on the mode and Spark allowance. The implementation aligns with the intended functionality.

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# Description: Verify the conditions for handling Spark transactions and two-stage transactions.

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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'bool validateExchangeAddress($_) { $$$ }'

Length of output: 146


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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'namespace spark { bool IsSparkAllowed() { $$$ } }'

# Search for the implementation of spendSparkCoins in the model
ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'class $_ { $$$ bool spendSparkCoins($_) { $$$ } $$$ }'

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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'class $_ { $$$ bool mintSparkCoins($_, $_, $_) { $$$ } $$$ }'

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ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'class $_ { $$$ bool sendCoins($_) { $$$ } $$$ }'

Length of output: 1383


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# Description: Search for occurrences of IsSparkAllowed, spendSparkCoins, mintSparkCoins, and sendCoins in the codebase.

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rg 'spendSparkCoins' -A 5

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rg 'mintSparkCoins' -A 5

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Length of output: 26314


Line range hint 1012-1016: Verify balance setting logic.

The method uses getSparkBalance() to set the balance. Ensure that the setting logic is correctly implemented.

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