I've tried to deploy a contract with a constructor taking an address[] input list as parameter. I've specified the list of addesses as a slice of hex encoded values, which Mist happily accepted and then interpreted in some strange way as the constructor wasn't passed an address slice. Given that the ABI explicitly specified the type, I'd expect either for it to work or Mist to issue an error definitely not accept wrong types (turned out I need to put the hex literals into quotation marks).
This issue was moved by @evertonfraga from ethereum/mist/issues/535.
@karalabe commented on May 2, 2016, 12:56 PM UTC:
I've tried to deploy a contract with a constructor taking an
address[]input list as parameter. I've specified the list of addesses as a slice of hex encoded values, which Mist happily accepted and then interpreted in some strange way as the constructor wasn't passed an address slice. Given that the ABI explicitly specified the type, I'd expect either for it to work or Mist to issue an error definitely not accept wrong types (turned out I need to put the hex literals into quotation marks).This issue was moved by @evertonfraga from ethereum/mist/issues/535.