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    [Solved] Block by block number - with some codeing

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      romanm last edited by wrapper

      Hi Friends,

      Is there any way to GET block in the block explorer
      by the sequence number and not just by hash ?

      Thanks in advance.
      Roman

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        Kevlar Spammer last edited by

        No, but I’ve got some code on my github that does it.

        [url=http://github.com/tsavo/link]http://github.com/tsavo/link[/url]

        Look at src/linkReadTest.coffee. It goes through the blocks 1 by 1 and examines every address in every output.

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          romanm last edited by

          cool, thanks.

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            wrapper Moderators last edited by

            Great stuff Kevlar, as usual. I’ve linked to your Github…

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              slavco Regular Member last edited by

              ./feathercoind getblockhash 1 or 0 ( not quite shure what is correct :) )

              all blocks by index simple loop until ./feathercoind getblockcount and link them to feathercoin explorer :)

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                Kevlar Spammer last edited by

                [quote name=“slavco” post=“44427” timestamp=“1387056782”]
                ./feathercoind getblockhash 1 or 0 ( not quite shure what is correct :) )

                all blocks by index simple loop until ./feathercoind getblockcount and link them to feathercoin explorer :)
                [/quote]

                Yeah, that’s the first step in my code.

                That gives you the hash, from which you can get the raw, from which you can get the decoded.

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