[Javascript] RES: RES: What operator is the circumflex accent (^) injavascript?
Alberto Domingo
alberto.domingo at uah.es
Thu Aug 30 17:51:39 CDT 2007
Hi Anthony,
I know how bitwise operators work, but never used them before. I found th
symbol ^ in a clearly boolean operation while readding some code from
Xparse, a js XML parser (sorry, don´t have the address around, try Google
:-). It appears there in a boolean operation with a control flag. I just
culdn´t find information in a couple of good web sites and decided to ask
here.
I knew it was JS 101. I couldn´t imagine a response and discussion like this.
Best regards,
Alberto Domingo
>I have been using JS, Perl, PHP for quite some time...I have yet to come
>across a need for it, although I remember seeing it once or twice in other
>peoples' code.
>
>I'm curious how you would use a bitwise OR in JS, and why?
>
>Anthony Ettinger
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Alberto Domingo
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