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I have public keys in the form of 2 integers being x,y, in normal integer format. I don't see how to convert that to use public_key.address() or the other commands. public_key.to_hex() seems to be something that would work, but it doesn't specify what format the public_key needs to be in (assuming I'm even knowledgeable enough to convert my x,y coordinates into what it requires). Am I merely ignorant about the existence of this feature, or am I asking for it to be added? Idk
I have public keys in the form of 2 integers being x,y, in normal integer format. I don't see how to convert that to use public_key.address() or the other commands. public_key.to_hex() seems to be something that would work, but it doesn't specify what format the public_key needs to be in (assuming I'm even knowledgeable enough to convert my x,y coordinates into what it requires). Am I merely ignorant about the existence of this feature, or am I asking for it to be added? Idk