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HashFile (Function)

In french: HashFichier

Calculates the Hash of a file according to a specific algorithm. You can calculate:

a simple hash.
a hash with message authentication.
Versions 27 and later
a hash obtained with a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2).
Not available.
New in version 27
a hash obtained with a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2).
Not available.
a hash obtained with a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2).
Not available.

Reminder: Hashing is used to summarize a file or a character string. This summary is called Hash.

Versions 15 and later

This function is now available for PHP sites.

This function is now available for Java applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

New in version 15

This function is now available for PHP sites.

This function is now available for Java applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

This function is now available for PHP sites.

This function is now available for Java applications.

This function is now available for Android applications.

Versions 17 and later

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

New in version 17

This function is now available for iPhone/iPad applications.

Versions 18 and later

This function is now available in Windows Store apps mode.

This function is now available in Android widget mode.

New in version 18

This function is now available in Windows Store apps mode.

This function is now available in Android widget mode.

This function is now available in Windows Store apps mode.

This function is now available in Android widget mode.

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Example

See additional examples

// Calculate the Hash of two files
Hash1 is Buffer = HashFile(HA_MD5_128, "C:\My files\FileA.txt")
Hash2 is Buffer = HashFile(HA_MD5_128, "D:\My files\FileB.txt")
// Compare the two Hash
IF Hash1 = Hash2 THEN Info("The two files are identical.")

Syntax

Calculating a simple hash Hide the details

<Result> = HashFile(<Type of algorithm> , <File path> [, <Progress Bar>])

<Result>: Buffer

Result of <File path> hashing with the <Type of algorithm> algorithm.
Caution: This result may contain non-displayable characters.

<Type of algorithm>: Integer constant

Indicates the type of algorithm used when hashing the <File path> file:
Versions 25 and later
MD4 family
New in version 25
MD4 family
MD4 family
Versions 25 and later
HA_MD4

Not available.
New in version 25
HA_MD4

Not available.
HA_MD4

Not available.
Versions 26 and later
This constant is now available.
New in version 26
This constant is now available.
This constant is now available.
MD5 family HA_MD5_128
Caution: this type of algorithm is currently deprecated.
Versions 24 and later
MURMUR family
New in version 24
MURMUR family
MURMUR family
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
The constants of this family are not available.

Versions 25 and later
Now available in PHP.
New in version 25
Now available in PHP.
Now available in PHP.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
RIPEMD family
HA_RIPEMD_128
HA_RIPEMD_160
The constants of this family are not available.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
SHA family
HA_SHA_160 (also called SHA-1)
HA_SHA_256 (FIPS PUB 198 specifications)
Versions 25 and later
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE
New in version 25
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_SHA_384
HA_SHA_512
Versions 23 and later
SHA-3 family
New in version 23
SHA-3 family
SHA-3 family
Versions 23 and later
HA_SHA3_224
New in version 23
HA_SHA3_224
HA_SHA3_224
Versions 23 and later
HA_SHA3_256
New in version 23
HA_SHA3_256
HA_SHA3_256
Versions 23 and later
HA_SHA3_384
New in version 23
HA_SHA3_384
HA_SHA3_384
Versions 23 and later
HA_SHA3_512
New in version 23
HA_SHA3_512
HA_SHA3_512
The constants of this family are not available.

Versions 25 and later
Now available in PHP.
New in version 25
Now available in PHP.
Now available in PHP.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
TIGER family
HA_TIGER_128
HA_TIGER_160
HA_TIGER_192
The constants of this family are not available.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
WHIRLPOOL family HA_WHIRLPOOL
Not available.
Not available.
Versions 26 and later
This constant is now available.
New in version 26
This constant is now available.
This constant is now available.
CKSUM family
HA_CKSUM_8
HA_CKSUM_16
HA_CKSUM_32
HA_CKSUM_64
The constants of this family are not available.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
MD4 / MD5 / SHA / RIPEMD algorithms: standard cryptographic hash functions.
TIGER/WHIRLPOOL algorithms: hash functions with high cryptographic properties optimized for the 64-bit mode (but can also be used in 32-bit mode).
CKSUM algorithms: hash functions with no cryptographic property, should be used to perform low-level checks or with hashing tables.
Versions 24 and later
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.
New in version 24
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.

<File path>: Character string

Path of file on which the calculation will be performed.

<Progress Bar>: Optional window name or optional control name

Versions 24 and later

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.
New in version 24

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Calculating a hash with message authentication (HMAC/MURMUR algorithm) Hide the details

<Result> = HashFile(<Type of algorithm> , <File path> , <Secret key> [, <Progress Bar>])

<Result>: Buffer

Result of <File path> hashing with the <Type of algorithm> algorithm.
Caution: This result may contain non-displayable characters.

<Type of algorithm>: Integer constant

Indicates the type of HMAC algorithm used when hashing the <File path> file:
Versions 25 and later
MD4 family
New in version 25
MD4 family
MD4 family
Versions 25 and later
HA_HMAC_MD4

Not available.
New in version 25
HA_HMAC_MD4

Not available.
HA_HMAC_MD4

Not available.
Versions 26 and later
This constant is now available.
New in version 26
This constant is now available.
This constant is now available.
MD5 family HA_HMAC_MD5_128
Caution: this type of algorithm is currently deprecated.
Versions 24 and later
MURMUR family
New in version 24
MURMUR family
MURMUR family
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_1: Murmur algorithm version 1: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2: Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_2_64A: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_2_64B: Murmur algorithm version 2: 64-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_A: Incremental Murmur algorithm version 2: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_BIG_ENDIAN: Murmur algorithm version 2 for big-endian machine: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_2_ALIGNE: Murmur algorithm version 2 for aligned machine: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
HA_MURMUR_3_32: Murmur algorithm version 3: 32-bit hash result
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X86: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 32-bit processors
Versions 24 and later
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
New in version 24
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
HA_MURMUR_3_128_X64: Murmur algorithm version 3: 128-bit hash result optimized for 64-bit processors
The constants of this family are not available.

Versions 25 and later
Now available in PHP.
New in version 25
Now available in PHP.
Now available in PHP.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
RIPEMD family
HA_HMAC_RIPEMD_128
HA_HMAC_RIPEMD_160
The constants of this family are not available.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
SHA family
HA_HMAC_SHA_160
HA_HMAC_SHA_256
Versions 25 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
New in version 25
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_HMAC_SHA_384
HA_HMAC_SHA_512
Versions 23 and later
SHA-3 family
New in version 23
SHA-3 family
SHA-3 family
Versions 23 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA3_224
New in version 23
HA_HMAC_SHA3_224
HA_HMAC_SHA3_224
Versions 23 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA3_256
New in version 23
HA_HMAC_SHA3_256
HA_HMAC_SHA3_256
Versions 23 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA3_384
New in version 23
HA_HMAC_SHA3_384
HA_HMAC_SHA3_384
Versions 23 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA3_512
New in version 23
HA_HMAC_SHA3_512
HA_HMAC_SHA3_512
The constants of this family are not available.

Versions 25 and later
Now available in PHP.
New in version 25
Now available in PHP.
Now available in PHP.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
TIGER family
HA_HMAC_TIGER_128
HA_HMAC_TIGER_160
HA_HMAC_TIGER_192
The constants of this family are not available.
The constants of this family are not available.
Versions 26 and later
The constants of this family are now available.
New in version 26
The constants of this family are now available.
The constants of this family are now available.
WHIRLPOOL family HA_HMAC_WHIRLPOOL
Not available.
Not available.
Versions 26 and later
This constant is now available.
New in version 26
This constant is now available.
This constant is now available.
MD4 / MD5 / SHA / RIPEMD algorithms: standard cryptographic hash functions.
TIGER/WHIRLPOOL algorithms: hash functions with high cryptographic properties optimized for the 64-bit mode (but can also be used in 32-bit mode).
Versions 24 and later
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.
New in version 24
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.
MURMUR algorithm: very fast hash functions with no cryptographic properties. This algorithm is used by the "bloom filter" of bitcoin wallets.

<File path>: Character string

Path of file on which the calculation will be performed.

<Secret key>: Character string or Integer

Authentication key of message.
If an HMAC algorithm is used, this parameter must be a string.
Versions 24 and later
If a MURMUR algorithm is used, the key must be an integer.
New in version 24
If a MURMUR algorithm is used, the key must be an integer.
If a MURMUR algorithm is used, the key must be an integer.
This parameter must not be an empty string.

<Progress Bar>: Optional control name or optional window name

Versions 24 and later

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.
New in version 24

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Versions 27 and later

Calculating a hash using a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2) Hide the details

<Result> = HashFile(<Type of algorithm> , <File path> , <Salt> , <Iteration> , <Length> [, <Progress Bar>])

<Result>: Buffer

Result of <File path> hashing with the <Type of algorithm> algorithm.
Caution: This result may contain non-displayable characters.

<Type of algorithm>: Integer constant

Indicates the type of pseudo-random function used by PBKDF2 to hash the <File path> file:
MD4 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD4
MD5 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD5_128
Caution: this type of algorithm is currently deprecated.
RIPEMD family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_160
SHA family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_512
SHA-3 family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_224
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_512
TIGER family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_192
WHIRLPOOL family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_WHIRLPOOL
MD4 / MD5 / SHA / RIPEMD algorithms: standard cryptographic hash functions.
TIGER/WHIRLPOOL algorithms: hash functions with high cryptographic properties optimized for the 64-bit mode (but can also be used in 32-bit mode).

<File path>: Character string

Path of file on which the calculation will be performed.

<Salt>: Character string

Cryptographic salt used. String (usually random) added to the file to make it more complex.

<Iteration>: Integer

Number of iterations of the algorithm (10000 by default). This number depends on the power of the computing machine and the complexity of the hash. A minimum of 1000 iterations is generally recommended.

<Length>: Integer

Length of the derived key. By default, corresponds to the size of the key generated by the pseudo-random function. This length is technically unbounded but due to the algorithm, it is limited to (2^32 - 1) * (output length of the algorithm used by PBKDF2).

<Progress Bar>: Optional window name or optional control name

Versions 24 and later

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.
New in version 24

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

New in version 27

Calculating a hash using a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2) Hide the details

<Result> = HashFile(<Type of algorithm> , <File path> , <Salt> , <Iteration> , <Length> [, <Progress Bar>])

<Result>: Buffer

Result of <File path> hashing with the <Type of algorithm> algorithm.
Caution: This result may contain non-displayable characters.

<Type of algorithm>: Integer constant

Indicates the type of pseudo-random function used by PBKDF2 to hash the <File path> file:
MD4 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD4
MD5 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD5_128
Caution: this type of algorithm is currently deprecated.
RIPEMD family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_160
SHA family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_512
SHA-3 family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_224
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_512
TIGER family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_192
WHIRLPOOL family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_WHIRLPOOL
MD4 / MD5 / SHA / RIPEMD algorithms: standard cryptographic hash functions.
TIGER/WHIRLPOOL algorithms: hash functions with high cryptographic properties optimized for the 64-bit mode (but can also be used in 32-bit mode).

<File path>: Character string

Path of file on which the calculation will be performed.

<Salt>: Character string

Cryptographic salt used. String (usually random) added to the file to make it more complex.

<Iteration>: Integer

Number of iterations of the algorithm (10000 by default). This number depends on the power of the computing machine and the complexity of the hash. A minimum of 1000 iterations is generally recommended.

<Length>: Integer

Length of the derived key. By default, corresponds to the size of the key generated by the pseudo-random function. This length is technically unbounded but due to the algorithm, it is limited to (2^32 - 1) * (output length of the algorithm used by PBKDF2).

<Progress Bar>: Optional window name or optional control name

Versions 24 and later

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.
New in version 24

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Calculating a hash using a key derivation function that takes a salt as parameter (PBKDF2) Hide the details

<Result> = HashFile(<Type of algorithm> , <File path> , <Salt> , <Iteration> , <Length> [, <Progress Bar>])

<Result>: Buffer

Result of <File path> hashing with the <Type of algorithm> algorithm.
Caution: This result may contain non-displayable characters.

<Type of algorithm>: Integer constant

Indicates the type of pseudo-random function used by PBKDF2 to hash the <File path> file:
MD4 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD4
MD5 family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_MD5_128
Caution: this type of algorithm is currently deprecated.
RIPEMD family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_RIPEMD_160
SHA family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA_512
SHA-3 family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_224
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_256
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_384
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_SHA3_512
TIGER family
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_128
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_160
HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_TIGER_192
WHIRLPOOL family HA_PBKDF2_HMAC_WHIRLPOOL
MD4 / MD5 / SHA / RIPEMD algorithms: standard cryptographic hash functions.
TIGER/WHIRLPOOL algorithms: hash functions with high cryptographic properties optimized for the 64-bit mode (but can also be used in 32-bit mode).

<File path>: Character string

Path of file on which the calculation will be performed.

<Salt>: Character string

Cryptographic salt used. String (usually random) added to the file to make it more complex.

<Iteration>: Integer

Number of iterations of the algorithm (10000 by default). This number depends on the power of the computing machine and the complexity of the hash. A minimum of 1000 iterations is generally recommended.

<Length>: Integer

Length of the derived key. By default, corresponds to the size of the key generated by the pseudo-random function. This length is technically unbounded but due to the algorithm, it is limited to (2^32 - 1) * (output length of the algorithm used by PBKDF2).

<Progress Bar>: Optional window name or optional control name

Versions 24 and later

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.
New in version 24

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Name of window where the progress bar will be displayed,
Name of the Progress Bar control to use.
This parameter is ignored.

Remarks

Notes

Two files with an identical content will have, for the same type of algorithm, two identical Hashes.
The result of the Hash may contain non-displayable characters. These characters will not be visible when using Info or Trace for example.

Availability of algorithms

Algorithms are available depending on the PHP server configuration ('mhash' extension, PHP 5 with native hash function, etc).

Only the following algorithms are supported :

HA_HMAC_MD5_128
HA_HMAC_SHA_160, HA_HMAC_SHA_256, HA_HMAC_SHA_384, HA_SHA_HMAC_512
Versions 25 and later
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
New in version 25
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_HMAC_SHA_256_DOUBLE
Versions 25 and later
HA_MD4
New in version 25
HA_MD4
HA_MD4
HA_MD5_128
HA_SHA_160, HA_SHA_256, HA_SHA_384, HA_SHA_512
Versions 25 and later
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE
New in version 25
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE
HA_SHA_256_DOUBLE

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Unit examples (WINDEV): The Hash functions

[ + ] Using the hashing functions.
The HashFile and HashString functions are used to calculate a Hash key for a string or for a file.
This Hash key is used to:
- Check whether the file is consistent after a transfer for example
- Find file duplicates
- ...

Business / UI classification: Business Logic

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