Why reverseHex once in address.toHexString()

[bluesky139]

Check code below:

ontology-ts-sdk/src/crypto/address.ts

Lines 122 to 128 in 7ca3d93

	constructor(value: string) {
	if (value.length === 40 || value.length === 34) {
	this.value = value;
	} else {
	throw ERROR_CODE.INVALID_PARAMS;
	}
	}

ontology-ts-sdk/src/crypto/address.ts

Lines 144 to 152 in 7ca3d93

	toHexString() {
	let val;
	if (this.value.length === 40) {
	val = this.value;
	} else {
	val = base58ToHex(this.value);
	}
	return reverseHex(val);
	}

If pass 40 bytes hex string into Address, then call toHexString(), you will get a reversed wrong hex address.

[MickWang]

The method address.toHexString is a combination of address.serialize() and reverseHex. It's barely used and you can ignore it.