Returns true if we should print this member: this is a shortcut for: * * json_filter_down(filter, member); * ret = json_filter_ok(filter, NULL)

We promise it will end in '\n\n' */

Load a series of comma-separate-value lines into the namespace

Save the latest stdout / stderr contents; return true if we got anything.

This queues other traffic from the fd until we get reply. */

Generated stub for node_id_from_hexstr */

Returns true if we should not consider this field in our model. This can be either because the field is redundant, or because msggen

Add these lines to the final output

We won't try sending any more. Usually this means we return this * failure to the user, but see below. */

this requires having a serial_id entry on everything */ YOU MUST KEEP orig + new AROUND TO USE THE RESULTING SETS */

Queue a gossip message for the peer: connectd simply forwards it to * the peer. */

<sigh>. Bitcoind represents hashes as little-endian for RPC. */

Set up a balanced l1->l2 channel, return: l1's expected channel moves l2's expected channel moves l1's expected chain moves l2's expe

static helpers for showing values with kMGTPE suffixes. In this case there are separate but essentially identical functions for signed and unsigned

Subscribe to notifications for the given `topic`. The handler is an async function that takes a `Plugin<S>` and the notification as a `serde_json::Val

* time_to_sec - return number of seconds * @t: a time * * It's often more convenient to deal with time values as seconds. * Note that this will fi

* timeabs_add - add a relative to an absolute time * @a: the absolute time. * @b: a relative time. * * The times must not overflow, or the results

FIXME: inline */

Cancel a Bitcoin transaction returned from txprepare. The outputs it was spending are released for other use.

We lazy-evaluate whether a utxo is really still reserved. */

input htlcs use failcode & failonion & we_filled, output htlcs use failmsg & failonion */

helper to compare output script with our tal'd script */