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Arguments: context &key return
You may need to evaluate (require :digest)
to load
the digest code before calling this function.
Compute and return the hash from context, in a format determined by the return keyword argument. digest-init returns a context (and you specify the hashing type in that call).
return can be one of the following values:
cl-user(4): (setq c (digest-init 'md5)) #(1 35 69 103 137 171 205 239 254 220 ...) cl-user(5): (digest-update c "foo") cl-user(6): (digest-final c :return :usb8) #(172 189 24 219 76 194 248 92 237 239 ...) ;; Potential problem with :return :integer (or :return unspecified ;; as the default is :integer). The call is to DIGEST-FILE which calls ;; DIGEST-FINAL and returns the value MD5-FINAL returns. ;; ;; Here we get the md5 value in a shell: % openssl dgst -md5 -hex cmp05-optdialog.jpg MD5(cmp05-optdialog.jpg)= 03c6f3f0ede5188ac49c30e11e7afa4e ;; Now we get it with DIGEST-FILE: cl-user(17): (digest-file 'md5 "~/cmp05-optdialog.jpg") 5020706479262241505478555770059160142 cl-user(18): (format t "~x" *) 3c6f3f0ede5188ac49c30e11e7afa4e nil cl-user(19): ;; Note the hex values are the same but the leading 0 is not printed ;; by Lisp, which is dealing with the value as an integer. The leading ;; 0 is preserved when the :return is :hex: cl-user(21): (digest-file 'md5 "~/cmp05-optdialog.jpg" :return :hex) "03c6f3f0ede5188ac49c30e11e7afa4e" cl-user(22):
See MD*, SHA*, HMAC, and other message digest support in miscellaneous.htm.
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Created 2019.8.20.
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