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Does the "send" works only for user accounts (is a MIX issue)?
If I use the
For instance this is ok:
On the contrary, if I use
I understood that any address was ok, for the send, or not? Is that a limitation of MIX?
Furthermore, is there any place I can found the API of send, (or something similar)?
send to send money from a contract to a user, it works fine.For instance this is ok:
if (!msg.sender.send(this.balance)) error = 1; On the contrary, if I use
send to send to another contract, if fails. Always.if (!secondContract.send(this.balance)) error = 1; I understood that any address was ok, for the send, or not? Is that a limitation of MIX?
Furthermore, is there any place I can found the API of send, (or something similar)?
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Are you sure that secondContract is an address?