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Posted by Siebie on 09/27/40 11:24
"Kimmo Laine" <eternal.erectionN0.5P@Mgmail.com> wrote in
news:de7ijr$8vq$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi:
> Binary calculations are done with the binary (or bitwise) operators &
> | ^ and ~, >> and <<.
>
> Examples:
>
> echo (1 & 2); // Prints 0, since 0001 AND 0010 equals 0000
> echo (1 | 2); // Prints 3, since 0001 OR 0010 equals 0011
> echo ~(6 ^ 9) // prints 16, since NOT(0110 XOR 1001) equals !0000
> equals 1111...
>
> Etc... I just pulled the binary numbers from my hat, and my boolean
> math is rusty, so errors may occur, but you get the point... And I
> assume this was what you were looking for. See the manual on bitwise
> operators for more.
>
This is exact what I was looking for!
Thanx!
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