Gavin_Andresen - 2012-05-03 19:35:30

So you create a 'send' transaction:

Code:

sendtoaddress msK1Hu7N27XTcuXd5MqWuyhW3YEGxHgVPe 11 "Testing" "One, two, three"
a9e19baabc3929f0940805e69370d4aefa981cbe9cb8f5ea9184f5f6909a8544

... and you've associated msK1Hu7N27XTcuXd5MqWuyhW3YEGxHgVPe with the label "2_address":

Code:

setaccount "msK1Hu7N27XTcuXd5MqWuyhW3YEGxHgVPe" "2_address"

listtransactions looks like this:

Code:

{
   "account" : "",
   "address" : "msK1Hu7N27XTcuXd5MqWuyhW3YEGxHgVPe",
   "category" : "send",
   "amount" : -11.00000000,
   "fee" : 0.00000000,
   "confirmations" : 0,
   "txid" : "a9e19baabc3929f0940805e69370d4aefa981cbe9cb8f5ea9184f5f6909a8544",
   "time" : 1336073201,
   "comment" : "Testing",
   "to" : "One, two, three"
   }

... because "send" transactions always report a negative amount (you're sending coins) and the account that they're being sent from.

If you want to know the account/label associated with the address that you're sending to, do this:

Code:

getaccount msK1Hu7N27XTcuXd5MqWuyhW3YEGxHgVPe
2_address

... or you could use the [comment]/[comment-to] params to the sendtoaddress/sendfrom/sendmany commands if you want the "to-account" to show up in listtransactions.

Gavin Andresen - 2012-05-03 19:35:30