Library
Module
Module type
Parameter
Class
Class type
Hexadecimal encoding.
Hex
defines hexadecimal encodings for characters, strings and Cstruct.t buffers.
to_char x y
is the character correspondong to the xy
hexadecimal encoding.
val of_string : ?ignore:char list -> string -> t
of_string s
is the hexadecimal representation of the binary string s
. If ignore
is set, skip the characters in the list when converting. E.g. of_string ~ignore:[' '] "Mirage OS"
is `Hex "4d69726167654f53"
, of_string "Mirage OS"
is `Hex "4d6972616765204f53"
(with a "20" before the "OS" ("4f53")). The default value of ignore
is []
).
If you have a hex string as input (i.e. "4f53"), you can use to_string (`Hex "4f53")
to decode it to a binary string ("OS").
val to_string : t -> string
to_string t
is the binary string s
such that of_string s
is t
.
val of_bytes : ?ignore:char list -> bytes -> t
of_bytes s
is the hexadecimal representation of the binary string s
. If ignore
is set, skip the characters in the list when converting. Eg of_bytes ~ignore:[' '] "a f"
. The default value of ignore
is []
).
val to_bytes : t -> bytes
to_bytes t
is the binary string s
such that of_bytes s
is t
.
of_cstruct buf
is the hexadecimal representation of the buffer buf
.
val of_bigstring : ?ignore:char list -> Cstruct.buffer -> t
of_bigstring buf
is the hexadecimal representation of the buffer buf
.
val to_bigstring : t -> Cstruct.buffer
to_bigstring t
is the buffer b
such that of_bigstring b
is t
.
val hexdump : ?print_row_numbers:bool -> ?print_chars:bool -> t -> unit
hexdump h
dumps the hex encoding to stdout in the following format:
00000000: 6865 6c6c 6f20 776f 726c 6420 6865 6c6c hello world hell 00000010: 6f20 776f 726c 640a o world.
This is the same format as emacs hexl-mode, and is a very similar format to hexdump -C. '\t' and '\n' are printed as '.'.in the char column.
print_row_numbers
and print_chars
both default to true
. Setting either to false
does not print the column.
val hexdump_s : ?print_row_numbers:bool -> ?print_chars:bool -> t -> string
Same as hexdump
except returns a string.
val pp : Format.formatter -> t -> unit
pp fmt t
will output a human-readable hex representation of t
to the formatter fmt
.
val show : t -> string
show t
will return a human-readable hex representation of t
as a string.