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There are a couple of ways to interact with the hash framework. The following example is probably the most common:
_LIT(messagePart1, "Hello ");
_LIT(messagePart2, "My ");
_LIT(messagePart3, "Name ");
_LIT(messagePart4, "is Fred");
TBuf8<20> hash;
CSHA1* sha1 = CSHA1::NewL();
sha1->Update(messagePart1);
sha1->Update(messagePart2);
sha1->Update(messagePart3);
hash.Copy(sha1->Final(messagePart4));
Note that Final()
has a version that takes no data
parameter which may be useful in certain situations.
A few pointers:
You can reuse a hash object by calling Reset()
.
Both versions of Final()
call Reset()
at
the end of their function automatically.
Be aware that the returned TPtrC8
from
Final()
points to an internal buffer. Calling
Update()
or Final()
again changes the contents of
this buffer and will destroy your previously computed hash. As in the example
above, make sure you copy the data out if you need it.
Unless you have a specific need to support certain hashes, use SHA-1.