This is similar to std::bitset, except waaay less bloat. More...

#include <OgreBitset.h>

Inheritance diagram for Ogre::cbitset32< _N >:

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Public Member Functions inherited from Ogre::cbitsetN< _N, uint32, 5u, 0x1Fu >
	cbitsetN ()

size_t	capacity () const
	Return maximum number of bits this bitset can hold. More...

void	clear ()
	Sets all bits to 0. More...

bool	empty () const
	Returns true if all bits are unset. More...

size_t	numBitsSet (const size_t positionEnd) const
	Returns the number of bits that are set between range [0; positionEnd). More...

void	set (const size_t position)
	Sets bit at 'position' to 1. More...

void	setAll ()
	Sets all bits to 1. More...

void	setAllUntil (size_t position)
	Sets all bits in range [0; position) It's the same as calling: More...

void	setValue (const size_t position, const bool bValue)
	Sets bit at 'position'. More...

bool	test (const size_t position) const
	Returns true if bit at 'position' is 1. More...

void	unset (const size_t position)
	Sets bit at 'position' to 0. More...

Detailed Description

This is similar to std::bitset, except waaay less bloat.

cbitset32 stands for constant/compile-time bitset with an internal representation of 32-bits

2^5 = 32 0x1F = 32 - 1 = 5 bits set

Remarks: IMPORTANT: To use this class, you MUST include OgreBitset.inl in your cpp file This split into *.h and *.inl was to avoid bloating build times of headers that include OgreBitset.h

Parameters

_N	Number of bits this bitset will hold

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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