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Class "BitSet128"⚓︎

Constructors⚓︎

BitSet128 ()⚓︎

BitSet128 BitSet128 ( int Low = 0, int High = 0 )⚓︎

Constructor for the "BitSet128" class.

BitSet128 is used as a storage system for flags and other bit-wise evaluated values that exceed the numeric limits of the default 64-bit integers which only allow for up to 64 flags to be defined. BitSet128 allows for up to 128 Flags by spliting the bitset into a "lower" and "higher" part. Those parts are represented by a simple 64bit integer number.


Operators⚓︎

__bnot ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __bnot ( )⚓︎

Defines the negation of a BitSet128 object using the ~ operator.


__bor ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __bor ( BitSet128 Right )⚓︎

Defines the binary OR operation of two BitSet128 objects using the | operator.


__band ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __band ( BitSet128 Right )⚓︎

Defines the binary AND operation of two BitSet128 objects using the & operator.


__bxor ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __bxor ( BitSet128 Right )⚓︎

Defines the binary XOR operation of two BitSet128 objects using the ~ operator.


__shl ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __shl ( int Shift )⚓︎

Defines the left bit-shift operator of a BitSet128 object using the << operator.


__shr ()⚓︎

BitSet128 __shr ( int Shift )⚓︎

Defines the right bit-shift operator of a BitSet128 object using the >> operator.


__eq ()⚓︎

boolean __eq ( BitSet128 right )⚓︎

Defines the equality operation of two BitSet128 objects using the == operator.


__lt ()⚓︎

boolean __lt ( BitSet128 right )⚓︎

Defines the "smaller than"-Operation of two BitSet128 objects using the < operator.

The > operator is implicitly defined with this as well.


__le ()⚓︎

boolean __le ( BitSet128 right )⚓︎

Defines the "smaller of equal" operation of two BitSet128 objects using the <= operator.

The >= operator is implicitly defined with this as well.


Functions⚓︎

Get ()⚓︎

boolean Get ( int BitPosition )⚓︎

Gets the flags' value at the provided position.


Set ()⚓︎

void Set ( int BitPosition, boolean State )⚓︎

Sets the bit at the given position to the given value.


__tostring ()⚓︎

void __tostring ( )⚓︎

BitSet128 objects can be cast to a string object, which returns information about this object in the following format:

1
BitSet128: [[High+Low values converted into Hexadecimal]]

Variables⚓︎

h⚓︎

int h⚓︎

Returns the number representing the "High" or "upper" 64-bit number of the 128bit BitSet128 object.


l⚓︎

int l⚓︎

Returns the number representing the "Low" or "lower" 64-bit number of the 128bit BitSet128 object.



Last update: January 21, 2023