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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
This example will do a bitwise XOR of x1, x2, ... | |||
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local x1 = 0x14 -- binary: 0001 0100 | |||
local x2 = 0x1C -- binary: 0001 1100 | |||
bitXor(x1, x2) -- return 0000 1000 | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
{{Bit_functions}} | {{Bit_functions}} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:54, 8 January 2016
This function performs a bitwise XOR-conjunction (exclusive OR) on two or more (unsigned) 32-bit integers. See Bitwise operation for more details.
Syntax
uint bitXor ( uint var1, uint var2, ... )
Required arguments
- varN: The value you want to perform a XOR-conjunction on
Returns
Returns the conjuncted value.
Example
This example will do a bitwise XOR of x1, x2, ...
local x1 = 0x14 -- binary: 0001 0100 local x2 = 0x1C -- binary: 0001 1100 bitXor(x1, x2) -- return 0000 1000