bit::vector::reference — Proxy Class
bit::vector::reference is a publicly accessible nested proxy class that lets users interact with individual elements/bits in a bit-vector.
It is needed because standard C++ types cannot target down to the bit level of precision.
The primary use of this class is to provide an l-value that can be returned from operator[] and operator() in the bit::vector class.
Member Functions
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
constructor |
The bit-vector methods operator[] and operator() automatically construct a bit::vector::reference as needed. |
operator= |
Assigns a bool to the referenced element. |
operator bool |
Return the value of the referenced element. |
set |
Sets the referenced element in the bit-vector to 1. |
reset |
Sets the referenced element in the bit-vector to 0. |
set |
Flips the referenced element in the bit-vector from 1 to 0 and vice versa. |
operator&= |
Logical AND of the referenced element with a bool on the right-hand side. |
operator^= |
Logical XOR of the referenced element with a bool on the right-hand side. |
operator|= |
Logical OR of the referenced element with a bool on the right-hand side. |
operator-= |
Logical DIFF of the referenced element with a bool on the right-hand side. |
operator~ |
Flips the value of the referenced element from 0 to 1 and vice versa. |
See Also
vector::element
vector::operator[]
vector::operator()
vector::front
vector::back