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> If the parameter type is UInt160, why can't we use address representation? My problem is that you seem to request enforcing NeoAddress usage everywhere, whereas I believe the end...

> What are these hashes, if not addresses? Contract hashes. We can argue that a contract hash can also be turned into an address, but I only associated NeoAddresses with...

If I didn't know that all Neo 3 addresses start with `N` then `NiHURyS83nX2mpxtA7xq84cGxVbHojj5Wc` could have also been a Bitcoin address or some weird encoded data specific to a contract....

> This isn't the case. It really depends on where the UInt160 hash or N3 Address is. Are you not contradicting yourself here? > Programming its in ScriptHash format. For...

> No, just change the `scripthash` to neo3 `address` What does that mean? Which part of the code or interface are we affecting here?

Can you be explicit and link the place in the code? Atm I'm mostly concerned that this isn't going to make the UX terrible for interacting/working with contracts.

he left and moved on to other things so that makes sense

So I just ran into this again and it seems that if I run the "build" task (ctrl + shift + p, Task: Run Build Task, `: build`) it instead...

 It even already recognizes that it is installed when I try the "install" button in the dialog of the first screenshot.

Another real use-case is when you want to test/debug the fixing of storage on a contract and the cost of that exceeds 20 GAS.