There are a few more of these KRYPTO.&_raw functions declared with hook without implementation. We could add them now, or as needed later.
The *raw family of (hooked) functions differs from the non-raw functions in that they return their result as a (byte) string of characters instead of encoding it as a sequence of hexa-decimal digits.
Example:
when keccak256(X) returns "deadbeef",
then keccak256raw(X) returns "\xde\xad\xbe\xef", or "\222\173\190\239" in the notation used by Haskell
There are a few more of these
KRYPTO.&_rawfunctions declared with hook without implementation. We could add them now, or as needed later.The
*rawfamily of (hooked) functions differs from the non-rawfunctions in that they return their result as a (byte) string of characters instead of encoding it as a sequence of hexa-decimal digits.Example:
keccak256(X)returns"deadbeef",keccak256raw(X)returns"\xde\xad\xbe\xef", or"\222\173\190\239"in the notation used by Haskell