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Is there any way to recognize what type a hash is?
How can I know of what kind a hash is when I see one?
2 Answers
- ' slimRazor 'Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
First, if you want fine control over the access methods (i.e.
implement them yourself) you can explicitly implement the interfaces
TemplateHashModelEx and TemplateSequenceModel in your subclass.
Second (and this is probably the better first-pass answer) if you
don't want to do that, and just use the automatic BeansWrapping
machinery, it should work, you just write:
<#list linkedHashMap?keys as key>....</#list>
or
<#list linkedHashMap?values as value>...</#list>
depending on whether you want to iterate over the keys or values of
course. And the order unlike with a regular HashMap should be
maintained, I think.(Good luck.)
Source(s): eXperience - 1 decade ago
become well versed in computer codes and encryption technologies to identity the hashes as soon as you see
Source(s): comp tech myself
