jargoman Posted January 2, 2019 Share Posted January 2, 2019 (edited) I'm changing some code to use subscribe rather than polling public class LedgerClosed { public int fee_base { get; set; } public int fee_ref { get; set; } public string ledger_hash { get; set; } public uint ledger_index { get; set; } public int ledger_time { get; set; } public int reserve_base { get; set; } public int reserve_inc { get; set; } public int txn_count { get; set; } public string type { get; set; } public string validated_ledgers { get; set; } public Tuple<string, UInt32?> GetFeeAndLastLedger () { double native_base_fee; native_base_fee = fee_base; ulong transaction_fee = (ulong)((native_base_fee * 1000000) * LOADFACTOR); <--- problem line Tuple<string, UInt32?> ret = new Tuple<string, UInt32?> (transaction_fee.ToString (), ledger_index); return ret; } I have a feeling LOADFACTOR is not fee_ref. Do I have to instead retrieve the load factor from the serverStatus updates? I'm using the websocket subscribe api oh and while I'm at it. Is subscribe Accounts[] blocked for wss://s1.ripple.com with or without the comment Does not triggers events when tx's effect the account. Nor if transactions are signed by account this is converted to JSON object o = new { id = identifierTag, command = "subscribe", accounts, //streams = new string [] { "transactions"} // somethings not working idk }; Edited January 2, 2019 by jargoman Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jargoman Posted January 2, 2019 Author Share Posted January 2, 2019 This is what I have now and I think is correct public static Tuple<string, UInt32> GetFeeAndLastLedger (CancellationToken token) { LedgerClosed ledger = LastLedgerClosed; if (ledger == null) { return null; } ServerStateEventArgs serverState = ServerStateEv; if (serverState == null) { return null; } double native_base_fee; native_base_fee = serverState.base_fee; ulong transaction_fee = (ulong)((native_base_fee * serverState.load_factor) / serverState.load_base); Tuple<string, UInt32> ret = new Tuple<string, UInt32> (transaction_fee.ToString (), ledger.ledger_index); return ret; } Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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