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For example, FCT Runner can allow a specific address (child account) to run only FCTs that has 0x0001 permission, while limiting execution of FCTs with 0x0001 permissions in terms of protocols, amounts and rate.
FCT supports if/then functionality via the flow_control field combined with the "jump on" fields.
flow_control is defined using human readable string, so the user can easily see the flow condition.
| EIP712 String | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
if/then blocks can be achieved by using one of the "cont" flow controls and setting the "jump_on" values
Part of the flow control. Specify the amount of calls to jump over when current call succeed. When setting to 0 and the current call succeed, the adjacent call will be executed.
This value is ignored when "stop on success" or "revert on success" is being used
Part of the flow control. Specify the amount of calls to jump over when current call fails. When setting to 0 and the current call fails, the adjacent call will be executed.
This value is ignored when "stop on fail" or "revert on fail" is being used
The name of the function to be called followed by type-names, in parentheses, without any spaces. This is used in order to calculate the function signature and selector. See more info here
ERC20 transfer method interface looks like this: "transfer(address,uint256)"
"continue on success, revert on fail"
0
If call reverts, revert the whole FCT, otherwise, continue to the next call according to the jump_on_success field
"continue on success, stop on fail"
1
If call reverts, stop FCT execution (previous calls are not reverted), otherwise, continue to the next call according to the jump_on_success field
"continue on success, continue on fail"
2
Whether call reverts or not, continue to the next call according to the jump_on_success and jump_on_fail fields respectively
"revert on success, continue on fail"
3
If call reverts, continue to the next call according to the jump_on_fail field, otherwise, revert the whole FCT
"revert on success, stop on fail"
4
If call reverts, stop FCT execution (previous calls are not reverted), otherwise, revert the whole FCT
"stop on success, continue on fail"
5
If call reverts, continue to the next call according to the jump_on_fail field, otherwise, stop FCT execution (previous calls are not reverted)
"stop on success, revert on fail"
6
If call reverts, revert the whole FCT, otherwise, stop FCT execution (previous calls are not reverted)
"stop on success, stop on fail"
7
Whether call reverts or not, stop FCT execution (previous calls are not reverted)