Charles Dye
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From the help for @CRC32 :
I'm pretty sure the start and length parameters only apply to binary buffers. If they're supposed to work with files, they don't. And as for strings... I assume they're interpreted as part of the string.
And similar for @MD5, @SHA1, @SHA256, etc.String mode: @CRC32[s,string[,start[,length]]]
File mode: @CRC32[[d,][f,]filename[,start[,length]]]
Binary mode: @CRC32[[b,]handle[,start[,length]]]
I'm pretty sure the start and length parameters only apply to binary buffers. If they're supposed to work with files, they don't. And as for strings... I assume they're interpreted as part of the string.