mattmco:
targetaddr1
So these look ok
“addr_test1qz98lxanjwa9reshw92jqdx5724v8nmqlnwc20trzeupy6sr2fvhhn6msf5xkhgg87exqsruz99cyxduwcn5at4s6nrs7kmmpp”
mdev@cexs-MacBook-Pro vilvi % echo $targetaddr2
“addr_test1qphfvynue9sy0rhq39x2xx8xmr5gnssd4v8jkggmeuzclz50h79wmc6g3e4fy4w5jzhacxpgt350lwtyp6aurdv7yj2szptaqq”
mdev@cexs-MacBook-Pro vilvi % echo $targetaddr3
“addr_test1qz7xehrmul9d50nqw5ht5geawkef57kz38fmwt9m32exmtre8av7nwlkdrjxnckj5343cu4fst3k7aplyp0a628l735s5xg4z6”
mdev@cexs-MacBook-Pro vilvi % echo $targetaddr4
“addr_test1qq5c8ww9qn54ef0uc06a06ueu5f0eaylwqthtnn5plc8y9zjwztmxwx698hfsww2mk78hpvlkqk9ernq8r5r7dupegasweyrfp”
If this is a direct copy and paste: This is the error. You have \ $policyid.$tokenname twice in that line.
mattmco:
$amount1\
So there is my eyes are bad glasses me thinks. Also this looks not right
amount1=“4750000”
Double dollar sign … gives you the current process id.
/Applications/Daedalus\ Testnet.app/Contents/MacOS/cardano-cli transaction build \
–testnet-magic 1097911063 \
–alonzo-era \
–tx-in $txhash#$txix \
–tx-out $targetaddr1+$output1+$amount1\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–tx-out $targetaddr2+$output2+$amount2\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–tx-out $targetaddr3+$output3+$amount3\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–tx-out $targetaddr4+$output4+$amount4\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–change-address addr_test1vpdg2dd8x93q3yg20jpa30vm807xzxqj3q76cqzuyup2u3gk3zkh5 \
–mint $amount\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–minting-script-file policy.script \
–witness-override 2 \
–out-file matx.raw
option --tx-out:
unexpected “\8220”
Think I got rid of duplicates
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mattmco:
amount2
Also tried to simplify and do just one transaction
/Applications/Daedalus\ Testnet.app/Contents/MacOS/cardano-cli transaction build \
–testnet-magic 1097911063 \
–alonzo-era \
–tx-in $txhash#$txix \
–tx-out $targetaddr1+$output1+$amount1\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–change-address addr_test1vpdg2dd8x93q3yg20jpa30vm807xzxqj3q76cqzuyup2u3gk3zkh5 \
–mint $amount\ $policyid.$tokenname \
–minting-script-file policy.script \
–witness-override 2 \
–out-file matx.raw
option --tx-out:
unexpected “\8220”
command not found: --change-address
I think thats the - - so I will type it again
No still the same
It says that it’s somewhere in --tx-out. You can look at all the variables in there with echo.
mattmco:
$tokenname
echo $targetaddr1, $output1, $policyid., $tokenname
“addr_test1qz98lxanjwa9reshw92jqdx5724v8nmqlnwc20trzeupy6sr2fvhhn6msf5xkhgg87exqsruz99cyxduwcn5at4s6nrs7kmmpp”, 0, 80d9b32ae2b30e62bbc5234e7cf90f1dd4190fa3b682ed01f6f80115., “Vilvi”
All echos are good
mattmco:
txix
echo $txhash $txix
4c808f0da9ccf9d87abbc568f29e5c0f45e9de7c3eed0086996faba1a71cd263 0
It definitely does not like this
/Applications/Daedalus\ Testnet.app/Contents/MacOS/cardano-cli --change-address addr_test1vpdg2dd8x93q3yg20jpa30vm807xzxqj3q76cqzuyup2u3gk3zkh5
Invalid option `–change-address’
Could be deadalus ?
8220 is a typographical quotation mark:
You have quotation marks in $targetaddr1 and $tokenname. They should not be there.
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It isn’t supposed to be. After cardano-cli you first have to choose what it should do.
YesI had it in outside it was coming up as an error
Think I found the quotes in this
echo $targetaddr1+$output1+$amount1
so now
echo $targetaddr1+$output1+$amount1
unexpected “\8220”
expecting alphanumeric asset name
This happens if you forgot the backslash at the end of the line before that.
You want to run cardano-cli transaction build with a whole lot of parameters. You could put all in one line, but that would be rather chaotic. So you put a backslash at the end of a line and continue on the next line.
If you don’t do that, the shell thinks you are finished and executes the command with only parts of the parameters and thinks the next parameters are new commands, which it does not find.
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