Tezos_raw_protocol_011_PtHangz2.Tez_reprInternal representation of the Tez currency. Behaves mostly like a natural number where number 1 represents 1/1,000,000 Tez (1 micro-Tez or mutez). It's protected from ever becoming negative and overflowing by special arithmetic functions, which fail in case something undesired would happen. When divided, it's always rounded down to 1 mutez.
Internally encoded as int64, which may be relevant to guard against overflow errors.
type tez = tval zero : tval one_mutez : tval one_cent : tval fifty_cents : tval one : tval (-?) :
t ->
t ->
t Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Error_monad.tzresultTez subtraction.
a -? b is the difference between a and b given that b is greater or equal to a. Otherwise an error (Subtraction underflow) is returned.
val (+?) :
t ->
t ->
t Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Error_monad.tzresultTez addition.
a +? b is the sum of a and b or an Addition overflow error in case of overflow.
val (*?) :
t ->
int64 ->
t Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Error_monad.tzresultTez multiplication by an integral factor.
a *? m is a multiplied by m (which must be non-negative) or a Multiplication_overflow error.
val (/?) :
t ->
int64 ->
t Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Error_monad.tzresultTez division by an integral divisor.
a /? d is a divided by d (which must be positive). Given that d is positive, this function is safe. The result is rounded down to 1 mutez.
val to_mutez : t -> int64val of_mutez : int64 -> t optionof_mutez n (micro tez) is None if n is negative
val of_mutez_exn : int64 -> tof_mutez_exn n fails if n is negative. It should only be used at toplevel for constants.
val encoding : t Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Data_encoding.tval to_int64 : t -> int64include Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Compare.S with type t := tval pp : Tezos_protocol_environment_011_PtHangz2.Format.formatter -> t -> unitval of_string : string -> t optionval to_string : t -> string