ModuleCabal-syntax-3.12.1.0Haskell2010

Distribution.Utils.MD5

typetype MD5 = Fingerprint

valueshowMD5 :: MD5 -> String

Show MD5 in human readable form

Example1 expression

>>> showMD5 (Fingerprint 123 456)"000000000000007b00000000000001c8"

Example1 expression

>>> showMD5 $ md5 $ BS.pack [0..127]"37eff01866ba3f538421b30b7cbefcac"

@since 3.2.0.0

valuemd5 :: ByteString -> MD5

@since 3.2.0.0

Helpers

1 declaration

valuemd5FromInteger :: Integer -> MD5

Example1 expression

>>> showMD5 $ md5FromInteger 0x37eff01866ba3f538421b30b7cbefcac"37eff01866ba3f538421b30b7cbefcac"

Note: the input is truncated:

Example1 expression

>>> showMD5 $ md5FromInteger 0x1230000037eff01866ba3f538421b30b7cbefcac"37eff01866ba3f538421b30b7cbefcac"

Yet, negative numbers are not a problem...

Example1 expression

>>> showMD5 $ md5FromInteger (-1)"ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff"

2 declarations

valuebinaryPutMD5 :: MD5 -> Put

@since 3.2.0.0

valuebinaryGetMD5 :: Get MD5

@since 3.2.0.0