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Eliminate throw() per issue #44. #61

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Thanks. Is this ready to merge?

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Yes, this is ready to merge, thanks.

@@ -36,59 +36,50 @@ contract MultiSigWallet {
}

modifier onlyWallet() {
if (msg.sender != address(this))
throw;
require(msg.sender == address(this));
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For Gnosis, let's just use fresh upstream file

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Will use upstream file once upstream has merged my pull request gnosis/MultiSigWallet#12 that eliminates throw and other warnings, thanks.

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Hi, any reason this has not been merged? Looking to launch an ICO and would prefer not using deprecated features. Are there any issues with the pull request?

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No particular reason besides lack of capacity in review pipeline. I'll have mycoworker @villesundell to review this, merge tomorrow. Please if you need anything, @namanyayg, join our Gitter chat.

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The overall quality is high, thank you for contributing this!

@@ -43,7 +39,7 @@ contract TestMigrationTarget is StandardToken, UpgradeAgent {
}

function() public payable {
throw;
require(false);
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I think that we should use revert().. ...if this would be a normal function. However, in this case I think we can just leave an empty function and remove the "payable" modifier?

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Removed "payable" modifier and require() to leave an empty function.

@@ -121,8 +116,7 @@ contract UpgradeableToken is StandardToken {
* This allows us to set a new owner for the upgrade mechanism.
*/
function setUpgradeMaster(address master) public {
if (master == 0x0) throw;
if (msg.sender != upgradeMaster) throw;
require(master != 0x0 && msg.sender == upgradeMaster);
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I think "semantically" these should be two separate require()s?

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Changed to two separate require()s.

// Called in a bad state
throw;
}
require(state == UpgradeState.ReadyToUpgrade || state == UpgradeState.Upgrading); // Called in a bad state
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I am not sure should these be two separate require()s, afterall those are dealing with the same variable "state".

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Since they are dealing with the same data, think better to use same require().

@@ -150,7 +144,7 @@ contract TokenTranchePricing is PricingStrategy, Ownable {
}

function() payable {
throw; // No money on this contract
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Same as with TestMigrationTarget.sol: I suppose we can have this as an empty function, and remove the "payable" modifier.

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Removed "payable" modifier and require() resulting in empty function.

if(_tranches.length % 2 == 1 || _tranches.length >= MAX_TRANCHES*2) {
throw;
}
require((_tranches.length % 2 == 0) && (_tranches.length < MAX_TRANCHES*2));
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Should we have two require()s here? (I am not sure, since we are working with the same variable)

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Since they are dealing with the same data, think better to use same require(). Have changed condition to _tranches.length <= MAX_TRANCHES * 2 similar to EthTranchePricing.sol.

@@ -35,17 +35,10 @@ contract BonusFinalizeAgent is FinalizeAgent {
uint public allocatedBonus;

function BonusFinalizeAgent(CrowdsaleToken _token, Crowdsale _crowdsale, uint _bonusBasePoints, address _teamMultisig) {
require(address(_crowdsale) != 0 && address(_teamMultisig) != 0);
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Should these be two separate require()s?

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Thanks for the compliments, changed to two separate require()s as requested.

@@ -163,7 +152,7 @@ contract Crowdsale is Haltable {
* Don't expect to just send in money and get tokens.
*/
function() payable {
throw;
require(false);
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We could remove the "payable" modifier and the require() to make an empty function (In my opinion the function should be stay there anyway to signal that this is intentional)

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Removed "payable" modifier and require() to make empty function as requested.

} else if(getState() == State.Funding) {
// Retail participants can only come in when the crowdsale is running
// pass
} else {
// Unwanted state
throw;
assert(false);
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This should be probably revert()?

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Changed to revert() as requested.


assignTokens(receiver, tokenAmount);

// Pocket the money
if(!multisigWallet.send(weiAmount)) throw;
require(multisigWallet.send(weiAmount));
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We could use .transfer() instead of .send(), then require() would not be needed.

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Changed to use .transfer() as requested.

investedAmountOf[msg.sender] = 0;
weiRefunded = weiRefunded.plus(weiValue);
Refund(msg.sender, weiValue);
if (!msg.sender.send(weiValue)) throw;
require(msg.sender.send(weiValue));
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We could use .transfer() instead of .send(), eliminating the need for require()

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Changed to use .transfer() as requested.

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miohtama commented Nov 27, 2017

This is still pending, but slowly being merged to the master bit by bit.

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