Does this function send ether from the contract or from the message sender?
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Solidity newbie here...:
function transfer(address payable to, address sender) public onlyadmin
to.transfer(msg.value);
what I want to achieve is sending from the contract's balance so I guess this.balance should be the correct way and not msg.value? Thanks!
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Solidity newbie here...:
function transfer(address payable to, address sender) public onlyadmin
to.transfer(msg.value);
what I want to achieve is sending from the contract's balance so I guess this.balance should be the correct way and not msg.value? Thanks!
solidity security
asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
264
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Solidity newbie here...:
function transfer(address payable to, address sender) public onlyadmin
to.transfer(msg.value);
what I want to achieve is sending from the contract's balance so I guess this.balance should be the correct way and not msg.value? Thanks!
solidity security
asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
264
Solidity newbie here...:
function transfer(address payable to, address sender) public onlyadmin
to.transfer(msg.value);
what I want to achieve is sending from the contract's balance so I guess this.balance should be the correct way and not msg.value? Thanks!
solidity security
solidity security
asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
264
asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
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asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
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asked Jan 20 at 5:32
kpopguykpopguy
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asked Jan 20 at 5:32
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Transfer moves money from contract's account to the beneficiary one, while balance is a lookup function that takes one arbitrary address as input and gives back its balance.
msg.value is the amount of Ether send along with the message.
If you want to send all money of the contract you have to write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) public
beneficiary.transfer(address(this).balance);
If you write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) payable public
beneficiary.transfer(msg.value);
Whenever, the msg.sender sends msg.value Wei to the contract. The latter transfers the money to the beneficiary. In this case the smart contract is a broker that gives the received money to the beneficiary one.
answered Jan 20 at 6:47
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Transfer moves money from contract's account to the beneficiary one, while balance is a lookup function that takes one arbitrary address as input and gives back its balance.
msg.value is the amount of Ether send along with the message.
If you want to send all money of the contract you have to write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) public
beneficiary.transfer(address(this).balance);
If you write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) payable public
beneficiary.transfer(msg.value);
Whenever, the msg.sender sends msg.value Wei to the contract. The latter transfers the money to the beneficiary. In this case the smart contract is a broker that gives the received money to the beneficiary one.
answered Jan 20 at 6:47
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Transfer moves money from contract's account to the beneficiary one, while balance is a lookup function that takes one arbitrary address as input and gives back its balance.
msg.value is the amount of Ether send along with the message.
If you want to send all money of the contract you have to write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) public
beneficiary.transfer(address(this).balance);
If you write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) payable public
beneficiary.transfer(msg.value);
Whenever, the msg.sender sends msg.value Wei to the contract. The latter transfers the money to the beneficiary. In this case the smart contract is a broker that gives the received money to the beneficiary one.
answered Jan 20 at 6:47
BriomkezBriomkez
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Transfer moves money from contract's account to the beneficiary one, while balance is a lookup function that takes one arbitrary address as input and gives back its balance.
msg.value is the amount of Ether send along with the message.
If you want to send all money of the contract you have to write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) public
beneficiary.transfer(address(this).balance);
If you write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) payable public
beneficiary.transfer(msg.value);
Whenever, the msg.sender sends msg.value Wei to the contract. The latter transfers the money to the beneficiary. In this case the smart contract is a broker that gives the received money to the beneficiary one.
answered Jan 20 at 6:47
BriomkezBriomkez
1,0201326
Transfer moves money from contract's account to the beneficiary one, while balance is a lookup function that takes one arbitrary address as input and gives back its balance.
msg.value is the amount of Ether send along with the message.
If you want to send all money of the contract you have to write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) public
beneficiary.transfer(address(this).balance);
If you write something like that:
function f(address payable beneficiary) payable public
beneficiary.transfer(msg.value);
Whenever, the msg.sender sends msg.value Wei to the contract. The latter transfers the money to the beneficiary. In this case the smart contract is a broker that gives the received money to the beneficiary one.
answered Jan 20 at 6:47
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