/// <exception cref="System.IO.IOException" />
public override void BitcoinSerializeToStream(Stream buf)
{
Utils.Uint32ToByteStreamLe(ClientVersion, buf);
Utils.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(LocalServices, buf);
Utils.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(Time, buf);
// My address.
MyAddr.BitcoinSerializeToStream(buf);
// Their address.
TheirAddr.BitcoinSerializeToStream(buf);
// Next up is the "local host nonce", this is to detect the case of connecting
// back to yourself. We don't care about this as we won't be accepting inbound
// connections.
Utils.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(_localHostNonce, buf);
// Now comes subVer.
var subVerBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(SubVer);
buf.Write(new VarInt((ulong)subVerBytes.Length).Encode());
buf.Write(subVerBytes);
// Size of known block chain.
Utils.Uint32ToByteStreamLe(BestHeight, buf);
}
/// <exception cref="IOException"/>
public override void BitcoinSerializeToStream(Stream buf)
{
Utilities.Uint32ToByteStreamLe(ClientVersion, buf);
Utilities.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(LocalServices, buf);
Utilities.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(Time, buf);
// Their address.
TheirAddr.BitcoinSerializeToStream(buf);
// My address.
MyAddr.BitcoinSerializeToStream(buf);
// Next up is the "local host nonce", this is to detect the case of connecting
// back to yourself. We don't care about this as we won't be accepting inbound
// connections.
Utilities.Uint64ToByteStreamLe(_nonce, buf);
// Now comes subVer.
var subVerBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(_userAgent);
//this was f*****g me.....I'm like what even but seeing the message in wireshark switched me on to the fact we need size byte of string before string
buf.WriteByte(Convert.ToByte(subVerBytes.Length));
buf.Write(subVerBytes, 0, subVerBytes.Length);
// Size of known block chain.
Utilities.Uint32ToByteStreamLe(_startBlockHeight, buf);
buf.WriteByte((byte)_relay);
}