Is the implementation of Variant.Hash for Strings the same across all
computers and platforms?
Instead of sending an MD5 string, can I use Variant.Hash to compare
two strings across a network? Specifically, I would like to bind to
a "random" network port based on a string constant built into the
application.
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Charles Yeomans <charles at declareSub dot com> wrote:
It depends on the function, but if it's returning a StringPtr, then =20
Encodings.SystemDefault is usually the right choice.
Sure? I thought most return MacRoman encoding.
(at least for my german Mac OS X)
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