Represents the combination of Salt and Data together
Object Model
Syntax
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Public Class SaltedData |
| C# | |
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public class SaltedData |
Example
Library/Library.Test/TestSalt.cs
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Salt s = new Salt(Salt.Size.b64);
byte[] testData = new byte[8];
byte[] test1 = new SaltedData(s, testData).ToArray();
Assert.AreEqual(16, test1.Length);
byte[] test2 = IOStream.ReadAllBytes(new SaltedData(s, testData).ToStream());
Assert.AreEqual(16, test2.Length);
byte[] test3 = IOStream.ReadAllBytes(SaltedData.CombineStream(s, new MemoryStream(testData)));
Assert.AreEqual(16, test3.Length);
Assert.AreEqual(test1, test2);
Assert.AreEqual(test1, test3);
Assert.AreEqual(test2, test3); |
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Dim s As New Salt(Salt.Size.b64)
Dim testData As Byte() = New Byte(8) {}
Dim test1 As Byte() = New SaltedData(s, testData).ToArray()
Assert.AreEqual(16, test1.Length)
Dim test2 As Byte() = IOStream.ReadAllBytes(New SaltedData(s, testData).ToStream())
Assert.AreEqual(16, test2.Length)
Dim test3 As Byte() = IOStream.ReadAllBytes(SaltedData.CombineStream(s, New MemoryStream(testData)))
Assert.AreEqual(16, test3.Length)
Assert.AreEqual(test1, test2)
Assert.AreEqual(test1, test3)
Assert.AreEqual(test2, test3) |
Inheritance Hierarchy
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7
See Also
