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Tokens: be able to represent as numbers
See original GitHub issueWe are able to represent tokens as strings (token.toString()) and as string arrays (token.toList()), but in certain cases, there’s a need to represent them as numbers. Introduce token.toNumber().
We need to somehow encode the fact that this is a token into a number. It’s not going to be elegant (e.g. -66737346654.<random> can be the key to the token map).
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This does bring up a more general concern around input validation which exists not only for numbers and I suspect we are violating already in a few places.
By the way, I just realized something. We should make the number VERY LARGE as opposed to VERY SMALL, so that if users manipulate it by accident it’ll reduce the opportunity for it to break the token: