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Remove compatibility and most references to archaic version of Monero

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Michał Sałaban 2019-04-03 00:03:34 +02:00
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docs/source/address.rst
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Addresses and payment IDs
=========================
In Monero v0.11.x the wallet had only one address. This is changing now. A
concept of **subaddress** has been introduced.
The first, original address of the wallet is usually known as the *master
address*. All others are just *subaddresses*, even if they represent a separate
account within the wallet.

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In [3]: wallet.incoming(payment_id='f75ad90e25d71a12', min_height=1087601)
Out[3]: [in: f34b495cec77822a70f829ec8a5a7f1e727128d62e6b1438e9cb7799654d610e @ 1087601 3.000000000000 id=f75ad90e25d71a12]
With Monero releases > 0.11.x you will be also able to filter payments by the address:
You may also filter payments by the address:
.. code-block:: python

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docs/source/wallet.rst
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Using wallet and accounts
=========================
The wallet, up to Monero 'Helium Hydra' (0.11.x) release, had only single
address and no concept of accounts. This will change with the next version
which is planned to be published in March 2018 and already is available for
testing.
Since Monero 'Helium Hydra' (0.11.x) the wallet handles accounts and deterministically
generated addresses, known as *subaddresses*.
The wallet
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Accounts and subaddresses
-------------------------
The following part may look strange if you are still using v0.11.x, because the
concept of multiple accounts and subaddresses didn't exist back then.
The accounts are stored in wallet's ``accounts`` attribute, which is a list.
Regardless of the version, **the wallet by default operates on its account of
index 0**, which makes it consistent with the behavior of the CLI wallet
client. On v0.11 the following code will work, even though it doesn't make much
sense.
client.
.. code-block:: python
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addresses. The ``Wallet.new_account()`` and ``Account.new_address()`` will
create new instances.
(This snippet will fail on Monero v0.11.x)
.. code-block:: python
In [9]: w.new_address()