Function do_private_message_delivery
pub fn do_private_message_delivery<Env, let MESSAGE_PLAINTEXT_LEN: u32, D>(
context: &mut PrivateContext,
encode_into_message_plaintext: fn[Env]() -> [Field; MESSAGE_PLAINTEXT_LEN],
maybe_note_hash_counter: Option<u32>,
recipient: AztecAddress,
delivery_mode: D,
)
where
D: MessageDeliveryBuilder
Performs private delivery of a message to
recipientaccording todelivery_mode.The message is encoded into plaintext and then encrypted for
recipient. This function takes a function that returns the plaintext instead of taking the plaintext directly in order to not waste constraints encoding the message in scenarios where the plaintext will be encrypted with unconstrained encryption.maybe_note_hash_counteris only relevant for on-chain delivery modes (i.e. via protocol logs): if a newly created note hash's side effect counter is passed and constrained tagging is not in use, then the log will be squashed alongside the note should its nullifier be emitted in the current transaction. Constrained-tagged logs are not tied to note squashing, because recipient discovery scans those tags sequentially and a removed log would break the per-secret index chain.Privacy
The emitted log always has the same length regardless of
MESSAGE_PLAINTEXT_LEN, because all message ciphertexts also have the same length. This prevents accidental privacy leakage via the log length.