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forward revert message from low level solidity call
does it comply with ERC20 if transfer() reverts instead returning false?This contract does not implement all functions and thus cannot be createdPadding parameter values in contract low-level callLower level implementation of solidity callGetting error message from require()Solidity: using low level call function on an EOAGet return data from delegatecallHow strings are stored in Solidity on a low level?Solidity: Info on How it works on the low levelremix ERC223: This contract does not implement all functions and thus cannot be created
I'm working on a proxy contract that will perform calls as follows:
bool success;
bytes memory returndata;
(success, returndata) = _to.call.value(_value)(_data);
require(success);
this works great, except that, if the call reverts with an error message, this function will simply reverts, hiding the reason string.
How can I retrieve the reason string (I assume in the returndata) and use if to revert properly
solidity revert-opcode proxy-contracts
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I'm working on a proxy contract that will perform calls as follows:
bool success;
bytes memory returndata;
(success, returndata) = _to.call.value(_value)(_data);
require(success);
this works great, except that, if the call reverts with an error message, this function will simply reverts, hiding the reason string.
How can I retrieve the reason string (I assume in the returndata) and use if to revert properly
solidity revert-opcode proxy-contracts
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
add a comment |
I'm working on a proxy contract that will perform calls as follows:
bool success;
bytes memory returndata;
(success, returndata) = _to.call.value(_value)(_data);
require(success);
this works great, except that, if the call reverts with an error message, this function will simply reverts, hiding the reason string.
How can I retrieve the reason string (I assume in the returndata) and use if to revert properly
solidity revert-opcode proxy-contracts
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
I'm working on a proxy contract that will perform calls as follows:
bool success;
bytes memory returndata;
(success, returndata) = _to.call.value(_value)(_data);
require(success);
this works great, except that, if the call reverts with an error message, this function will simply reverts, hiding the reason string.
How can I retrieve the reason string (I assume in the returndata) and use if to revert properly
solidity revert-opcode proxy-contracts
solidity revert-opcode proxy-contracts
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
asked 2 days ago
AmxxAmxx
1135
asked 2 days ago
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It is simpler than you think:
require(success, string (returndata));
See documentation for details. You may also forward raw bytes, but you will need to use assembly.
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
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I tryedrequire(success, returndata);and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P
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It is simpler than you think:
require(success, string (returndata));
See documentation for details. You may also forward raw bytes, but you will need to use assembly.
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
1,218315
I tryedrequire(success, returndata);and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P
– Amxx
2 days ago
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It is simpler than you think:
require(success, string (returndata));
See documentation for details. You may also forward raw bytes, but you will need to use assembly.
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
1,218315
I tryedrequire(success, returndata);and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P
– Amxx
2 days ago
add a comment |
It is simpler than you think:
require(success, string (returndata));
See documentation for details. You may also forward raw bytes, but you will need to use assembly.
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
1,218315
It is simpler than you think:
require(success, string (returndata));
See documentation for details. You may also forward raw bytes, but you will need to use assembly.
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
1,218315
answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
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answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
Mikhail VladimirovMikhail Vladimirov
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I tryedrequire(success, returndata);and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P
– Amxx
2 days ago
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I tryedrequire(success, returndata);and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P
– Amxx
2 days ago
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require(success, returndata); and started looking into assembly when it failled to compile ... thanks for proving how stupid I am :P– Amxx
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