BitVector32

hi,

How to create an instance of BitVector32 and initialize all to true? I read the MSDN but not totally answer my question.


Thanks,
POpskie

The BitVector32 only has two constructors. One takes a BitVector32 object, so that's obviously no use, and the other takes an int. If you want every Item in the BitVector32 to be true then you must specify an int that has every bit set. What int value is that?

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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney

The BitVector32 only has two constructors. One takes a BitVector32 object, so that's obviously no use, and the other takes an int. If you want every Item in the BitVector32 to be true then you must specify an int that has every bit set. What int value is that?

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Hi JM,

I want all of this object initilialize to true. What is the syntax or how to create an instance tha initialize BitVect object all to true;

BitVect[0] // true;
BitVect[1] // true;
BitVect[2] // true;
BitVect[3] // true;
BitVect[4] // true;
BitVect[5] // true;
//etc.

thanks
Popskie

You already have the answer. :confused:

By doing one by one and assign to true.I think there is another way.Maybe passing an integer to the constructor but i dont know what the value to pass in order to assign to true. Maybe its one or zero or the lenght of the array you want to be true.

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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney

If you want every Item in the BitVector32 to be true then you must specify an int that has every bit set. What int value is that?

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Its unsigned 0xffffffff which is signed -1 since the first bit is the sign bit.

As per the last reply.
0 as a binary is 000...0000 - So in BitVector32 this would set all bits to false
1 as a binary is 000...0001 - Would set the 1st bit to true the rest to false
-1 as a binary is 111...1111 - Would set all bits to true