How to get the bare hash value of the "7z t -scrcsha1" output?

[Chris Raston]

I'm archiving a lot of single files into their own respective 7-zip archives. These files each have their own SHA-1 hash in a text file. I run a batch script to archive each file, then run the "7z t -scrcsha1" and output the result to a text file.
Here is a sample of what one of the output files would look like:

C:\temp>7z t -scrcsha1 7zFM.7z

7-Zip 9.35 beta  Copyright (c) 1999-2014 Igor Pavlov  2014-12-07

Processing archive: 7zFM.7z

Testing     7zFM.exe

Everything is Ok

Size:       466432
Compressed: 175392

SHA1   for data:              1C0396C444330298221DFBEB7FFDE9F43A2B7B2B

Kernel  Time =     0.000 =    0%
User    Time =     0.078 =   41%
Process Time =     0.078 =   41%    Virtual  Memory =      3 MB
Global  Time =     0.187 =  100%    Physical Memory =      4 MB

I then want to compare the original hash file against the one created using "7z t". However, as you can see from the contents of the file above, there is a lot of stuff in there I don't need. I just need the actual SHA1 code for the individual file in the archive.

Is there an extra command that can just give me the bare SHA-1 hash? This makes it easier for me to do a comparison between the 2 text files.

[Igor Pavlov]

Now there there is no option for such feature.