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- Introduced the concept of a Cancellation error so that services can choose to watch for a cancellation flag. - Services can then send this error back and it will be forwarded to the node. - The node will then know to call shutdown appropriately.
29 lines
874 B
JavaScript
29 lines
874 B
JavaScript
'use strict';
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var createError = require('errno').create;
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var BitcoreNodeError = createError('BitcoreNodeError');
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var NoOutputs = createError('NoOutputs', BitcoreNodeError);
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var NoOutput = createError('NoOutput', BitcoreNodeError);
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var Wallet = createError('WalletError', BitcoreNodeError);
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Wallet.InsufficientFunds = createError('InsufficientFunds', Wallet);
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var Consensus = createError('Consensus', BitcoreNodeError);
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Consensus.BlockExists = createError('BlockExists', Consensus);
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var Transaction = createError('Transaction', BitcoreNodeError);
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Transaction.NotFound = createError('NotFound', Transaction);
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var Cancellation = createError('Cancellation', BitcoreNodeError);
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module.exports = {
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Error: BitcoreNodeError,
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NoOutputs: NoOutputs,
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NoOutput: NoOutput,
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Wallet: Wallet,
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Consensus: Consensus,
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Transaction: Transaction,
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Cancellation: Cancellation
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};
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