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<sacarlson> @powderfan: after looking at this document it seems you can add memo inside the body of an operation. not sure why I don't see this on my other document of the structure
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<powderfan> thx a lot sacarlson! If this is really possible, then I could solve my problem of tagging operations with 'Centaurus'. However there remains the general problem of having multiple payments which require different destination tags. At least as long as the integration guide for exchanges and gateways suggest to interpret tx.memo as destination tag. For my purpose I have to figure out, whether this works via
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<sacarlson> the main effect is I get no return from the function. ya I guess I could publish or post the full code
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<sacarlson> that's just the js script is that all you need?
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<sacarlson> opps sorry didn't know you were comenting on that one
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<powderfan> bartek: currently memo on txn level is reserved for destination tag, and gateways will interpret it like that. So I cannot use it to write my own stuff inside
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<bartek> ok, I understand
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<sacarlson> and skip my error I found my problem was in this line transaction.sign({key}); should be transaction.sign(key);
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<eno> powderfan are you making a new version of Centaurus？
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<sacarlson> yes he is
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<sacarlson> he has what he's presently working on in github if you wish to see it
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<eno> OK
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<jed> You can't add a memo to operations.
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<jed> Adding the name of your wallet to every tx seems a bit spamy though. I think you should just set the home domain
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<jed> If you want to do something like that
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<raymens> Is anyone able to run js-stellar-base or ruby-stellar-base on Windows?
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<scott> alright, testnet is back up and running.
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<powderfan> bartek: sorry, I tried to simplify the snippet, but simplified too much. Actually I'm iterating over the records and call insertTransactions per record. Displaying the effects in my view works fine, it is really the link to the operation that fails.
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<powderfan> jed: ok then I will use home domain. Of course I didn't meant to bloat ledgers
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<powderfan> eno: do you hold STR in Centaurus?
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<powderfan> Next question: I'm tracking account sequence number locally. When exactly does it change? a) When a tx causes an effect for the account b) When a tx causes an effect for the account AND account is origin of the tx c) Something else
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<jed> only changes when the account is the "source" of a tx
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<powderfan> Ok, I missed that, thx
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<sacarlson> @raymens you mean will it work in a browser of windows? IEx ? I test my web presents on windows on firefox and chrome it works. not sure I tried it on IE
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<raymens> @sacarlson: nope, cloning it and running installation related tasks :)
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<sacarlson> I have to assume that git will run on windows but I have to say I have never used it there
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<sacarlson> I'm sure it will run on virtualbox inside of windows so I guess that would be yes
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<sacarlson> the other option is dual boot linux and windows
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<raymens> oh yeah, git isn't the problem. It's the native compilation required for several packages for nodeJS and Ruby
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<sacarlson> I found for simple javascript I don't need any bundles or anything
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<irisli> oh yea it's the ed25519 package thats causing issues i think
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<raymens> Yeah and libsodium
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<irisli> but supposedly it should work on some versions of node on windows
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<irisli> what version of node are you using?
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<raymens> 0.12.2
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<irisli> maybe you can try using node 0.10 to see if that helps?
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<bartek> @raymens: what error are you getting?
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<sacarlson> as far as web development all you need is the prepackaged https://github.com/stellar/bower-js-stellar-sdk javascripts to add to your scripts in a simple editor, no compiler or packager needed
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<bartek> but the error you're getting doesn't look like stellar-sdk/node error
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<raymens> Yeah I'm in the process of trying several things :)
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<raymens> that was the first link I also found, none of the solutions seem to help though
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<powderfan> @bartek: wow, great! This was fast. I'll try it with the update, thx
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<powderfan> @bartek: yes this works, thanks! however navigating further to the trx does not work. the operation prototype does not even contain a function "transaction". I suppose, it's just not implemented yet? Anyway navigating to the operation was more important for me at the moment
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<bartek> you mean like effect -> operation -> transaction?