This commit contains a basic definition for CoinSelector along with some
utility classes and some basic algos to make creating transactions from
a set of available unspent outpoints easier.
Thanks to @dajohi, @davec, @jrick for all the feedback and suggestions
regarding interfaces, organization, optimization, comments and
documentation.
This commit modifies DecodeAddress to accept and decode pay-to-pubkey
addresses (raw serialized public keys). Since the resulting Address
needs to have a network associated with it, and a raw serialized public
key does not encode the network with it, a new parameter has been added
which requires the caller to specify a default network to use when
decoding addresses.
In the case the address has a network encoded with it such as for
pay-to-pubkey-hash and pay-to-script-hash addresses, the network will be
decoded from the address and the resulting Address instance will have that
network associated with it. When the address does NOT have a network
encoded with it, such as a pay-to-pubkey address, the provided default
network will be associated with the returned Address instance.
Also, the tests have been updated to test the new functionality.
ok @owainga and @jrick.
Address is a generic interface for any type of "address" a
transaction can be sent to, including but not limited to
pay-to-pubkey, pay-to-pubkey-hash, and pay-to-script-hash.
This change implements Address and concrete types for P2PKH and P2SH
addresses with 100% test coverage. Pay-to-pubkey support will be
added in the future.
This API is intended to replace the old EncodeAddress/DecodeAddress
functions which are now deprecated.
This commit adds both positive and negative tests for the new Tx type to
bring its coverage to 100%.
This is part of the ongoing transaction hash optimization effort noted
in conformal/btcd#25.
