exec(limit_count: int = 0, offset_count: int = 0) β List[Modifier]
Executes the formed query and returns a list of the Modifier objects.
It accepts two integer parameters: the first one is limit_count which limits the count of the returned results, and the second is offset_count which sets the offset from which the result set must be returned.
In specific, in the Modifiers scenario, it will action a query to search for modifiers.
In solidity, a smart contract can define modifiers which can be called before the code of the function is run.
An example of such a contract would be as below:
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MITpragmasolidity ^0.8.20;contract Example {modifieronlyOwner {require(msg.sender == owner); _; }//This function has the onlyOwner modifierfunctionsetNewOwner(address newOwner) publiconlyOwner { owner = newOwner; }}
An example of a query which adds a filter to select functions which have modifiers with the name "onlyOwner" is:
from glider import*defquery(): modifierlist =Modifiers()\.with_name("onlyOwner")\.exec(5)return modifierlist
Output
"root":{3 items"contract":string"0x798AcB51D8FBc97328835eE2027047a8B54533AD""contract_name":string"Ownable""sol_modifier":soliditymodifieronlyOwner() {require(owner() ==_msgSender(),"Ownable: caller is not the owner"); _; }}"root":{3 items"contract":string"0x798AcB51D8FBc97328835eE2027047a8B54533AD""contract_name":string"LTP""sol_modifier":soliditymodifieronlyOwner() {require(owner() ==_msgSender(),"Ownable: caller is not the owner"); _; }}"root":{3 items"contract":string"0x0c16f70dBBbCB63a81de06eB2fc2ABE4a19f89F2""contract_name":string"Owned""sol_modifier":soliditymodifieronlyOwner {_onlyOwner(); _; }}"root":{3 items"contract":string"0x0c16f70dBBbCB63a81de06eB2fc2ABE4a19f89F2""contract_name":string"RewardsDistributionRecipient""sol_modifier":soliditymodifieronlyOwner {_onlyOwner(); _; }}"root":{3 items"contract":string"0x0c16f70dBBbCB63a81de06eB2fc2ABE4a19f89F2""contract_name":string"Pausable""sol_modifier":soliditymodifieronlyOwner {_onlyOwner(); _; }}