encode-hex - (hex-encoding)
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Description
encode-hex will encode string <data> to hexadecimal string <output> given in "to" clause which consists
of digits "0"-"9" and letters "a"-"f".
The length of <data> to encode may be given with <input length> number in "input-length" clause; if not
the whole string <data> is used. If you wish to prefix the output with a string <prefix>, you can specify
it in "prefix" clause with <prefix>; otherwise no prefix is prepended.
Examples
Create hexadecimal string from binary data "mydata" of length 7, prefixed with string "\\ex" (which is
typically needed for PostgreSQL binary input to queries). The output string "hexout" is created:
set-string mydata = "\x00""A""\x00""\xF""AB""\x00""\x04"
encode-hex mydata to hexout input-length 7 prefix "\\ex"
The value of "hexout" will be:
\ex0041000F414200
Name
encode-hex - (hex-encoding)
Purpose
Encode data into hexadecimal string.
See Also
Hex encoding
decode-hexencode-hex See all documentation
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Syntax
encode-hex <data> to <output> \
[ input-length <input length> ] \
[ prefix <prefix> ]
