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Reloading the blockchain object. #98

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ClementPavue opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #103
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Reloading the blockchain object. #98

ClementPavue opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #103

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@ClementPavue
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Hello is there a way to reload the blockchain object during the code execution ? I tried to use the chain_access's method named reload but it has no effect. Here is my code:

chain.getAccess().chain->reload();
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There's currently no way to do the unfortunately. This is resolved in the soon to be released next version Blockchain.reload() is introduced. Note that this invalidates all existing objects.

I'll leave this open until the next release is out.

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Merge pull request #103 from citp/v0.5
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Update BlockSci to v0.5.0

Version 0.5.0 focuses mainly on improvements and cleanups in the python interface. The largest new feature is the introduction of vectorized operations which return NumPy arrays, enabling much more rapid usage of BlockSci's python interface. You can read more details about the release in the [release notes](https://citp.github.io/BlockSci/changelog.html#version-0-5-0).

Fixes #72, fixes #76, fixes #84, and fixes #98
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ClementPavue commented May 15, 2018 •
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Hi I finally manage to find the time to try the new BlockSci version. However I didn't manage to reload my blockchain object using the chain.reload() function. Can you please give me a short example of code ?

I called the chain.reload() function then try to create an Address object with address_from_string(). The address is not recognized by BlockSci. However I counted the number of tx before and after the reloading and it is increasing, so technically the Blockchain is reloaded. Any clue on what I did wrong ?

Greetings,
Clément.

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Update BlockSci to v0.5.0 citp/BlockSci
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