* @param control_account The name of the controlling account
* @param symbol The asset symbol of the created token
* @param schedule_time The time the token is applicable
* @param json_emission_unit A JSON representation of an emission unit
* @param interval_seconds The seconds between intervals
* @param interval_count The number of intervals
* @param lep_time The time of the left endpoint
* @param rep_time The time of the right endpoint
* @param lep_abs_amount The absolute emission amount of the left endpoint
* @param rep_abs_amount The absolute emission amount of the right endpoint
* @param lep_rel_amount_numerator The relative emission numerator of the left endpoint
* @param rep_rel_amount_numerator The relative emission numerator of the right endpoint
* @param rel_amount_denom_bits The about of bits to shift for the relative denominator
* @param remove Indicates whether an emission should be added or removed
* @param floor_emissions Indicates whether we should consider the lowest or highest value with regards to relative and absolute emissions
* @param broadcast To broadcast this transaction or not
These are the parameters you can set for an smt.
That is pretty much what I could find, but that gives me a good enough idea of how it is supposed to work.
I am looking at the token creation parameters right now.
(Found them)
https://github.com/steemit/steem/blob/master/libraries/wallet/include/steem/wallet/wallet.hpp
I don't talk or read code, so tell me if you find something of interest there :D
Let me teach you ;)
* @param control_account The name of the controlling account * @param symbol The asset symbol of the created token * @param schedule_time The time the token is applicable * @param json_emission_unit A JSON representation of an emission unit * @param interval_seconds The seconds between intervals * @param interval_count The number of intervals * @param lep_time The time of the left endpoint * @param rep_time The time of the right endpoint * @param lep_abs_amount The absolute emission amount of the left endpoint * @param rep_abs_amount The absolute emission amount of the right endpoint * @param lep_rel_amount_numerator The relative emission numerator of the left endpoint * @param rep_rel_amount_numerator The relative emission numerator of the right endpoint * @param rel_amount_denom_bits The about of bits to shift for the relative denominator * @param remove Indicates whether an emission should be added or removed * @param floor_emissions Indicates whether we should consider the lowest or highest value with regards to relative and absolute emissions * @param broadcast To broadcast this transaction or notThese are the parameters you can set for an smt.
That is pretty much what I could find, but that gives me a good enough idea of how it is supposed to work.