public Blockchain(IStore store)
{
Store = store;
Blocks = new BlockSet <T>(store);
Transactions = new TransactionSet <T>(store);
Addresses = new AddressTransactionSet <T>(store);
}
public AddressTransactionSetTest()
{
_fx = new FileStoreFixture();
_set = new AddressTransactionSet <BaseAction>(
_fx.Store, _fx.StoreNamespace
);
}
public BlockChain(IBlockPolicy <T> policy, IStore store, Guid id)
{
_id = id;
Policy = policy;
Store = store;
Blocks = new BlockSet <T>(store, _id.ToString());
Transactions = new TransactionSet <T>(store, _id.ToString());
Addresses = new AddressTransactionSet <T>(store, _id.ToString());
Store.InitNamespace(_id.ToString());
}
public BlockChain(IBlockPolicy <T> policy, IStore store, Guid id)
{
Id = id;
Policy = policy;
Store = store;
Blocks = new BlockSet <T>(store, Id.ToString());
Transactions = new TransactionSet <T>(store, Id.ToString());
Addresses = new AddressTransactionSet <T>(store, Id.ToString());
_rwlock = new ReaderWriterLockSlim(
LockRecursionPolicy.SupportsRecursion);
}
// FIXME it's very dangerous because replacing Id means
// ALL blocks (referenced by MineBlock(), etc.) will be changed.
// we need to add a synchronization mechanism to handle this correctly.
internal void Swap(BlockChain <T> other)
{
try
{
_rwlock.EnterWriteLock();
Id = other.Id;
Blocks = new BlockSet <T>(Store, Id.ToString());
Transactions = new TransactionSet <T>(Store, Id.ToString());
Addresses = new AddressTransactionSet <T>(Store, Id.ToString());
}
finally
{
_rwlock.ExitWriteLock();
}
}
