On 05.03.2010, at 19:41, Duncan Gibson wrote: > Maybe it isn't fast and light enough, but a lot of code would be > improved by simply introducing a temporary local variable with an > informative name. A good compiler should just optimize it away. > > Flags descriptive_name = this->flags()& ~(STATE|PUSHED|HIGHLIGHT); > Flags flags = descriptive_name | OUTPUT; > > Of course the difficulty is finding the right descriptive name that > is short, readable, unambiguous, aesthetically pleasing... :-)
In _this_ case you could simply use ... "flags" ;-) Flags flags = this->flags() & ~(STATE|PUSHED|HIGHLIGHT); flags |= OUTPUT; or, even more verbose: Flags flags = this->flags(); // get current flags flags &= ~(STATE|PUSHED|HIGHLIGHT); // clear STATE,PUSHED,HIGHLIGHT flags |= OUTPUT; // set OUTPUT I don't think that the result after optimizing would be any slower. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
