Hi Stephen,
You should check out Hal Helms' tutorial on this in his newsletter, a few
months back:
http://www.teamallaire.com/hal
Note that you can use these bit operations in more situations than just
security levels. Basically, you can use them anywhere that you would normally
use boolean/flag values. You store ALL of your flags in a single value, and
use efficient bitwise operations to handle them. It's a winner!!
Have fun,
Lee.
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Stephen Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thanks adam, that looks pretty cool, i guess also as its using bit functions
this code should be faster than the other methods suggested?
are the values 1,2 and 4 significant? or can they be any values?
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