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But don't I need it on the EC::DSA::PrivateKey? The Bitcoin::Key doesnt have a public_key method, nor a compress .. As far as I can see, only EC::DSA::PublicKey::UnCompressed has the compress...
oh, EC::DSA::PrivateKey -does- have public_key method which gets me the following result; my $privkey = new EC::DSA::PrivateKey 1; print $privkey->public_key->compress; print "\n"; Output : point is not on elliptic curve...
Ehr, maybe i am missing some step then O_o use Bitcoin; my $privkey = new EC::DSA::PrivateKey 1; my $pubkey = $privkey->public_key; print $pubkey; print "\n"; my $pubkey = bless $privkey->public_key,...
Then i still don't seem to be able to feed the compressed key into Bitcoin::Key :( I think somehow i need to tell Bitcoin::Key to use the other serializer?
But then how do i turn that back into a Bitcoin::Key so i can create the WIF and address to feed into a wallet?
Or actually, feed to a QR printer ;)
So, my $privkey = new EC::DSA::PrivateKey 1; my $address = new Bitcoin::Address bless $privkey->public_key, "EC::DSA::PublicKey::Compressed"; dies in a point is not on elliptic curve at EC.pm line 46. in add...
yeah -super- annoying, good point, i might fix this soonish
@TimboInSpace i would also like to have your image! :D