Windows Wallet:
You can get windows wallet by using Bash on Windows 10. More info:
https://www.howtogeek.com/249966/how-to-install-and-use-the-linux-bash-shell-on-windows-10/I've built as said on the Github (with small changes):
sudo apt update
sudo apt install git
git clone https://github.com/Tomas-M/VoteCoin.git
cd ./VoteCoin/zcutil
sudo bash votecoin_build_debian.sh
then simply
#If you finished Installation:
cd ..
#If You opened new bash window
cd VoteCoin
and
./src/votecoind
This will start it.
Now open new bash window, and
cd VoteCoin
then you can use wallet:
Address:
./src/votecoin-cli getnewaddress
Shielded Address:
./src/votecoin-cli z_getnewaddress
Get Balance:
./src/votecoin-cli getbalance
./src/votecoin-cli z_getbalance
And make transaction (NOT Tried YET):
./src/votecoin-cli z_sendmany FROM_ADDR '[{"address": "TO_ADDR", "amount": 123}]' 1 0
In the above mentioned example, both FROM_ADDR and TO_ADDR can be either T addresses or Z addresses or combination. The last two numbers (1 0) stand for minConf and fee. In the example above, the coins on FROM_ADDR must have at least 1 confirmation, and fee is set to zero.
Remember that coinbase transaction (sending newly mined coins) must be done from a T address to a Z address. So if you wish to send newly mined coins to a T address, you need to send them to a Z address first and then make another transaction from that Z address to the T address destination.
After a transaction is executed using z_sendmany, you can check its status by using:
./src/votecoin-cli z_getoperationresult
Proof:
https://i.imgur.com/MKl4QCO.png