IB Statements/cryptocreatehash
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- | + | '''CryptoCreateHash function''' | |
- | + | '''Syntax:''' result-string = CryptoCreateHash(Algorithm$, Message$) | |
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+ | '''Discussion:''' The CryptoCreateHash function produces a binary (non-printable) hash string of the supplied message data using the specified hashing algorithm. The CryptoCreateHash function currently supports 2 hashing algorithms, SHA1 and MD5. The length of the result-string is determined by the algorithm used as follows: | ||
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+ | "SHA1" - 160 bits (20 bytes) | ||
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+ | "MD5" - 128 bits (16 bytes) | ||
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+ | '''History:''' This function is available in Comet32 only. | ||
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+ | '''Example:''' | ||
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+ | LENGTH 20 & LOCAL Hash$ ! SHA1 generates a 160 bit (20 byte) result | ||
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+ | Hash$ = CryptoCreateHash("SHA1", "Message to hash") |
Revision as of 00:04, 7 June 2010
CryptoCreateHash function
Syntax: result-string = CryptoCreateHash(Algorithm$, Message$)
Discussion: The CryptoCreateHash function produces a binary (non-printable) hash string of the supplied message data using the specified hashing algorithm. The CryptoCreateHash function currently supports 2 hashing algorithms, SHA1 and MD5. The length of the result-string is determined by the algorithm used as follows:
"SHA1" - 160 bits (20 bytes)
"MD5" - 128 bits (16 bytes)
History: This function is available in Comet32 only.
Example:
LENGTH 20 & LOCAL Hash$ ! SHA1 generates a 160 bit (20 byte) result
Hash$ = CryptoCreateHash("SHA1", "Message to hash")