def const pure flags(...n: number): flagset
def const pure flags(set: flagset, n: number): flagset
Returns a 64-set containing all the integer values provided in n.
n: the integer (between 0 and 63) flags to include in the resulting 64-set.
set: an existing flagset to extend with one additional flag.
Examples
show table "Flags" with
text(flags(0, 2, 5)) as "Set"
popCount(flags(0, 2, 5)) as "Count"
Output:
Set
Count
{0,2,5}
3
The flags(set, n) overload adds one flag to an existing set:
base = flags(0, 2)
extended = flags(base, 5)
show table "Flags" with
text(base) as "Base"
text(extended) as "Extended"
popCount(extended) as "Count"
Output:
Base
Extended
Count
{0,2}
{0,2,5}
3
When used with const inputs, the overload remains constant and can be used
with loop F subset .... See loop for the subset-iteration
rules and examples.
Errors
Each value in n must be an integer in the range [0..63].