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[FunC] Deprecate method_id
specifier, introduce get
keyword
`get` keyword behaves exactly like `method_id` (auto-calc hash), but it's placed on the left, similar to Tact: `get T name()`. `method_id(n)` is still valid, considering it can't be invoked by name, since a client will compute another hash. It's supposed it will be still used in tests and in low-level code (not to be called externally, but to be called after replacing c3). `get(hash)` is invalid, this keyword does not accept anything.
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@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ _ unpack_owner_info(slice cs) inline_ref {
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;; Get methods
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;; returns -1 for processed queries, 0 for unprocessed, 1 for unknown (forgotten)
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(int, int) get_query_state(int query_id) method_id {
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get (int, int) get_query_state(int query_id) {
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(_, int n, _, int last_cleaned, _, cell pending_queries, _) = unpack_state();
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(slice cs, var found) = pending_queries.udict_get?(64, query_id);
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if (found) {
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}
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}
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int processed?(int query_id) method_id {
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get int processed?(int query_id) {
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(int x, _) = get_query_state(query_id);
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return x;
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}
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cell create_init_state(int wallet_id, int n, int k, cell owners_info, int spend_delay) method_id {
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get cell create_init_state(int wallet_id, int n, int k, cell owners_info, int spend_delay) {
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return pack_state(new_dict(), owners_info, 0, k, n, wallet_id, spend_delay);
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}
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@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ cell merge_list(cell a, cell b) {
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}
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cell get_public_keys() method_id {
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get cell get_public_keys() {
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(_, _, _, _, cell public_keys, _, _) = unpack_state();
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return public_keys;
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}
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