Performs a bitwise AND operation.
BitAND ( value1, value2 [, value n] )
| value1 | The first number. |
| value2 | The second number. |
| value n | [optional] The nth number - up to 255 values can be specified. |
Remember hex notation can be used for numbers.
BitAND() returns 1 in each bit position where all input arguments have a 1 in the corresponding position and 0 in all others.
BitNOT, BitOR, BitRotate, BitShift, BitXOR, Hex
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
Example()
Func Example()
; Note: "b" is the symbol for byte.
; Assign a Local variable the bitwise AND operation of 1 and 0.
Local $iBitAND1 = BitAND(1, 0)
; Display the result.
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", $iBitAND1)
; Assign a Local variable the bitwise AND operation of 1 and 1.
Local $iBitAND2 = BitAND(1, 1)
; Display the result.
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", $iBitAND2)
; Assign a Local variable the bitwise AND operation of 13 (1101b) and 7 (0111b).
Local $iBitAND3 = BitAND(13, 7) ; 1101b AND 0111b = 0101b
; Display the result.
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", $iBitAND3)
; Assign a Local variable the bitwise AND operation of 2 (0010b), 3 (0011b) and 6 (0110b).
Local $iBitAND4 = BitAND(2, 3, 6) ; 0010b AND 0011b AND 0110b = 0010b
; Display the result.
MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", $iBitAND4)
EndFunc ;==>Example