How to use the web3-eth-contract.apply function in web3-eth-contract
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ethereum / web3.js / packages / web3-eth / src / index.js View on Github 
var Contract = function Contract() {
BaseContract.apply(this, arguments);
// when Eth.setProvider is called, call packageInit
// on all contract instances instantiated via this Eth
// instances. This will update the currentProvider for
// the contract instances
var _this = this;
var setProvider = self.setProvider;
self.setProvider = function() {
setProvider.apply(self, arguments);
core.packageInit(_this, [self.currentProvider]);
};
};var Contract = function Contract() {
BaseContract.apply(this, arguments);
};var Contract = function Contract() {
BaseContract.apply(this, arguments);
};web3-eth-contract
Web3 module to interact with Ethereum smart contracts.
