Example #1
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 private string GetHashInputFromNonFungibleToken()
 {
     if (NonFungibleToken == null)
     {
         return(null);
     }
     return(NonFungibleToken.GetHashInput());
 }
        // This method compares this and previous blocks and finds the non-fungible token being transacted (if any).
        // It actually returns the delta between two blocks, so the direction of the transaction is defined by the block type (send or receive).
        // Since non-fungible token info never changes, it is the same for send and receive blocks, but the finding logic is slightly different
        //public abstract INonFungibleToken GetNonFungibleTransaction(TransactionBlock previousBlock);

        public override string Print()
        {
            string result = base.Print();

            result += $"AccountID: {AccountID}\n";
            result += $"Balances: {JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Balances)}\n";
            result += $"Fee: {JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Fee)}\n";
            result += $"FeeCode: {FeeCode}\n";
            result += $"FeeType: {FeeType.ToString()}\n";
            if (NonFungibleToken != null)
            {
                result += $"NonFungibleToken: {NonFungibleToken.Print()}\n";
            }
            else
            {
                result += $"NonFungibleToken: {NonFungibleToken}\n";
            }
            return(result);
        }