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Define um tipo que pode ser usado para representar um conjunto de valores constantes ou qualquer combinação desses valores. Esta característica é normalmente implementada por tipos inteiros, std::bitset, ou enumerações (escopo e sem escopo) com sobrecargas de operador adicionais.
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Defines a type that can be used to represent a set of constant values or any combination of those values. This trait is typically implemented by integer types, std::bitset, or enumerations (scoped and unscoped) with additional operator overloads.
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Requisitos
O tipo de máscara de bits suporta um número finito de elementos bitmask, que são valores distintos do tipo máscara de bits, de modo que, para qualquer par Ci e Cj,
Ci & Ci != 0 e Ci & Cj == 0.Original:
The bitmask type supports a finite number of bitmask elements, which are distinct values of the bitmask type, such that, for any pair Ci and Cj,
Ci & Ci != 0 and Ci & Cj == 0.The text has been machine-translated via Google Translate.
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Os operadores bit a bit
operator&, operator|, operator^, operator~, operator&=, operator|=, e operator^= são definidas para valores do tipo de máscara de bits e têm a mesma semântica que os correspondentes operadores internos sobre inteiros sem sinal teria se os elementos foram bitmask o inteiro distinta potências de dois.Original:
The bitwise operators
operator&, operator|, operator^, operator~, operator&=, operator|=, and operator^= are defined for values of the bitmask type and have the same semantics as the corresponding built-in operators on unsigned integers would have if the bitmask elements were the distinct integer powers of two.The text has been machine-translated via Google Translate.
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As seguintes expressões são bem formados e têm o seguinte significado em qualquer X. BitsetType
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The following expressions are well-formed and have the following meaning for any BitsetType X
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X |= Y
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define o valor de Y no objeto
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X &= ~Y
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X.. limpa o valor Y no X. objeto
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X&Y != 0
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Y indica que o valor é definido no objeto X
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Cada elemento de máscara de bits representible é definida como um valor do tipo
constexpr bitmask.Original:
Each representible bitmask element is defined as a
constexpr value of the bitmask type.The text has been machine-translated via Google Translate.
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Uso
Os seguintes tipos de biblioteca padrão satisfazer
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The following standard library types satisfy
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- std::ctype_base::mask
- std::ios_base::fmtflags
- std::ios_base::iostate
- std::ios_base::openmode
std::regex_traits::char_class_type- std::regex_constants::syntax_option_type
- std::regex_constants::match_flag_type
- std::launch,
O código que se baseia em algumas opção de implementação particular (por exemplo
int n = std::ios_base::hex), é porque não portável std::ios_base::fmtflags não é necessariamente implicitamente conversível para int.Original:
Code that relies on some particular implementation option (e.g.
int n = std::ios_base::hex), is nonportable because std::ios_base::fmtflags is not necessarily implicitly convertible to int.The text has been machine-translated via Google Translate.
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