Satoshi to Nicholas Bohm: his payment address, and the bc015a test build (February 3, 2009)

No, I’m sure that isn’t what I did.

Do you remember ever entering ”!Me” or my name into the program at any time?

SNQuote from: Satoshi Nakamoto on February 03, 2009, 4:42:00 PM UTC

BTW, did you figure out that you could doubleclick on a transaction to open a details window?

No, a nice touch, especially if in due course the details become context-sensitive. I did try right-clicking, to see if that would get me a chance to delete the failed items, which I find mildly irritating.

Despite the similarities to an e-mail program, it’s not obvious to doubleclick on transactions. There’s no critical info in there so it’s fine for now. I hadn’t thought of the context menu, I’ll plan to use that in the future.

Perhaps we should try a payment by me to you, if you would let me have an address. I would be interested to see how it works if the payment is not bc50 or a multiple, for example.

Sure, it’s 1GtkM4wviwohP192tec9g83hd9X5qtbk9j

I’ll send back +0.01 as a confirmation.

It looks just the same with any amount. If you want to see more details of what’s going on internally, run it as bitcoin -debug and it’ll show a debug print with the transaction details. It basically selects the closest combination of coins to the amount and writes a transaction with the change going back to yourself.

I uploaded bc015a.rar with the changes we’ve been discussing to: http://www.upload.ae/file/14702/bc015a-rar.html

I’m going to release 0.1.5 soon.

Satoshi