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_sendCrossChain Function
An internal function to control the handling of various selectors and data.
- It burns the batch of amounts of respective tokens with mentioned tokenIds from the current chain from the caller’s account.
- Creates a selector of the
“receiveCrossChain”(explained here) function and encodes the respective data to be sent with the“routerSend”function of CrossTalk. - Creates a cross-chain communication request using the
“routerSend”function.
function _sendCrossChain(
uint8 _destChainID,
address _recipient,
uint256[] memory _ids,
uint256[] memory _amounts,
bytes memory _data,
uint256 _crossChainGasPrice
) internal returns (bool, bytes32) {
_burnBatch(msg.sender, _ids, _amounts);
bytes4 _selector = bytes4(
keccak256("receiveCrossChain(address,uint256[],uint256[],bytes)")
);
bytes memory data = abi.encode(_recipient, _ids, _amounts, _data);
(bool success, bytes32 hash) = routerSend(
_destChainID,
_selector,
data,
_crossChainGasLimit,
_crossChainGasPrice
);
return (success, hash);
}
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
_chainId | Chain ID of the destination chain on which the tokens are to be minted. |
_recipient | Address of the recipient of the tokens on the destination chain. |
_ids | IDs of the tokens which are to be burnt on the current chain and minted on the destination chain to the recipient address. |
_amounts | Amounts of respective tokens with “_ids” to be burnt on the current chain and minted on the destination chain. |
_data | Any additional data with which the tokens will be minted. |
_crossChainGasPrice | Gas price to be used while executing the transaction on the destination chain. |
If you pass a lower gas price than required, the transaction may get stuck on the bridge and you may need to replay it using the replayTransaction function.
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