Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 271

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 234 Scripting Dictionary Example This statement compares the 32-bit binary versions of 5 and 6 and returns the result as an integer: -- Lingo put bitOr(5, 6) -- 7 // Javascript trace(5|6) // 7 See also bitNot(), bitAnd(), bitXor() bitXor() Usage bitXor(integer1, integer2) Description Function; converts the two specified integers to 32-bit binary numbers and returns a binary number whose digits are 1's in the positions where the given numbers' digits do not match, and 0's in the positions where the digits are the same. The result is the new binary number, which Lingo displays as a base 10 integer. Integer 5 6 Result 3 Binary number (abbreviated) 0101 0110 0011 In JavaScript syntax, use the bitwise operator "^". Parameters integer1 Required. The first integer. integer2 Required. The second integer. Example This statement compares the 32-bit binary versions of 5 and 6 and returns the result as an integer: -- Lingo put bitXor(5, 6) -- 3 // Javascript trace(5^6) // 3 See also bitNot(), bitOr(), bitAnd()