BitVector

A bit-vector.

A bit-vector is meant to condense bit values (or booleans) into an array as close as possible so that no space is wasted.

Summary

BitVector	A bit-vector.
Functions and Properties
BitVector	Creates a bit-vector with a given number of bits.
bitCount	The total number of bits.
cellCount	The total number of cells.
getBit	Gets a bit from a given index.
setBit	Sets a bit at a given index.
resize	Resizes the bit-vector to an appropriate number of bits.
clear	Resets all bits to 0;
setAll	Sets each bit to 1.
toString	Prints out a string representing the current object.

public function BitVector( bits: int )

Creates a bit-vector with a given number of bits. Each cell holds an int, allowing to store 32 flags each.

bits	The total number of bits.

public function get bitCount():int

The total number of bits.

public function get cellCount():int

The total number of cells.

public function getBit( index: int ):int

Gets a bit from a given index.

index

The index of the bit.

public function setBit( index: int,
b: Boolean ):void

Sets a bit at a given index.

index	The index of the bit.
b	The boolean flag to set.

public function resize( size: int ):void

Resizes the bit-vector to an appropriate number of bits.

size	The total number of bits.

public function clear():void

Resets all bits to 0;

public function setAll():void

Sets each bit to 1.

public function toString():String

Prints out a string representing the current object.

A string representing the current object.