Add a node_get_by_hex_id().

  return the_nodelist->nodes;

}

/** Given a nickname (possibly verbose, possibly a hexadecimal digest), return

 * the corresponding node_t, or NULL if none exists.  Warn the user if

 * <b>warn_if_unnamed</b> is set, and they have specified a router by

 * nickname, but the Named flag isn't set for that router. */

/** Given a hex-encoded nickname of the format DIGEST, $DIGEST, $DIGEST=name,

 * or $DIGEST~name, return the node with the matching identity digest and

 * nickname (if any).  Return NULL if no such node exists, or if <b>hex_id</b>

 * is not well-formed. */

const node_t *

node_get_by_nickname(const char *nickname, int warn_if_unnamed)

node_get_by_hex_id(const char *hex_id)

{

  char digest_buf[DIGEST_LEN];

  char nn_buf[MAX_NICKNAME_LEN+1];

  char nn_char='\0';

  if (!the_nodelist)

    return NULL;

  /* ???? NM Naming authorities had an additional weird behavior here where

     they would treat their own namings as slightly authoritative in a

     strange and inconsistent way.  I think that this way is better, but we

     could get the old behavior back if we wanted to by adding a function

     to look in the fp_by_name table in fingerprint_list, and using this

     function to override the name-to-digest lookup below if we are a

     naming server.  -NM

   */

  /* Handle these cases: DIGEST, $DIGEST, $DIGEST=name, $DIGEST~name. */

  if (hex_digest_nickname_decode(nickname, digest_buf, &nn_char, nn_buf)==0) {

  if (hex_digest_nickname_decode(hex_id, digest_buf, &nn_char, nn_buf)==0) {

    const node_t *node = node_get_by_id(digest_buf);

    if (!node)

      return NULL;

    return node;

  }

  return NULL;

}

/** Given a nickname (possibly verbose, possibly a hexadecimal digest), return

 * the corresponding node_t, or NULL if none exists.  Warn the user if

 * <b>warn_if_unnamed</b> is set, and they have specified a router by

 * nickname, but the Named flag isn't set for that router. */

const node_t *

node_get_by_nickname(const char *nickname, int warn_if_unnamed)

{

  const node_t *node;

  if (!the_nodelist)

    return NULL;

  /* ???? NM Naming authorities had an additional weird behavior here where

     they would treat their own namings as slightly authoritative in a

     strange and inconsistent way.  I think that this way is better, but we

     could get the old behavior back if we wanted to by adding a function

     to look in the fp_by_name table in fingerprint_list, and using this

     function to override the name-to-digest lookup below if we are a

     naming server.  -NM

   */

  /* Handle these cases: DIGEST, $DIGEST, $DIGEST=name, $DIGEST~name. */

  if ((node = node_get_by_hex_id(nickname)) != NULL)

      return node;

  if (!strcasecmp(nickname, UNNAMED_ROUTER_NICKNAME))

    return NULL;

node_t *node_get_mutable_by_id(const char *identity_digest);

const node_t *node_get_by_id(const char *identity_digest);

const node_t *node_get_by_hex_id(const char *identity_digest);

node_t *nodelist_add_routerinfo(routerinfo_t *ri);

node_t *nodelist_add_microdesc(microdesc_t *md);

void nodelist_set_consensus(networkstatus_t *ns);