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run the project

Hi, I am a newcomer to the solidity . And I do not get point ,How to run the project?

Passing DispatcherStorage as propery

DispatcherStorage dispatcherStorage = DispatcherStorage(0x1111222233334444555566667777888899990000);

Can we use contract address as an property
address public Storage;
function setStorage(address storageAddress) public {
Storage = storageAddress;
}

DispatcherStorage dispatcherStorage = DispatcherStorage(Storage);

I tried to do this but it's not working, but in callback function we can use variables values.

Throws in library functions not propagated to caller

If you add in the Example library setUint function a require statement and try to call it with 'bad' parameters, you'll notice that MyContract's set function doesn't throw. For example

function setUint(LibInterface.S storage s, uint i) {
   require(i>10);
   s.i = i;
 }

later in test.js (I will use async/await syntax)

it("should fail", async function() {
         try {
             await thecontract.set(1);
         } catch (e) {
             return true;
         }
         assert.isTrue(false, "Function should fail");        
 })

'truffle test' fails the assertion because function set doesn't throw. Although state haven't changed either. But if MyContract.set is a payable function the payment is not cancelled.

Is the reason of this behaviour somewhere in Dispatcher's assembly {} code? I suppose it should also throw if delegated function throws an exception.

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