There is no general-purpose way to perform operations on a hash without continuous access to the hash values. For example, suppose the hash internally uses a tree. To add a new node to the hash, you need to compare its hash value to the hash value of existing nodes on the tree.
How can you do that if you didn't store their values in the tree?
Since C++11 hashes are actually of type size_t you can do something along the lines of.
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