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Package hex is the "encoding/hex" host module. See std/encoding/register.go for why base64's nine siblings each get their own leaf package instead of living in std's flat root, and how this directory's Module reaches the rest of magus without std importing back down to collect it.
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var Module = std.Module{ Name: "hex", WASM: true, Path: "encoding/hex", Doc: "Hex text codec.", Methods: []std.Method{ { Name: "encode", Doc: "Encode data as lowercase hex.", Args: []std.Arg{{Name: "data", Type: std.TypeString}}, Returns: []std.Ret{{Type: std.TypeString}}, Impl: HexEncode, }, { Name: "decode", Doc: "Decode a hex string; errors on malformed input.", Args: []std.Arg{{Name: "s", Type: std.TypeString}}, Returns: []std.Ret{{Type: std.TypeString}}, Raises: true, Impl: HexDecode, }, }, }
Module is the "encoding/hex" host module. Buzz strings carry a `.hex()` method already; this is the decode half, which the language has no form of, plus the encode half so a caller reaches both through one import rather than switching between a string method and a module.
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