So I have some code in VB that I am trying to convert to C#. This code was written by someone else and I am trying to understand it but with some difficulty. I have some bitwise operator and enum comparison to do but keep throwing an error out:
I cannot say that i have used a lot of these syntaxes before and am baffled how to write this code. I have used Google to understand more about it and also used VB to C# online converters in the hopes of getting some basic guidance but nothing. The code below
VB - This is the original code that works
Flags = Flags And Not MyEnum.Value ' Flags is of type int
C# -the code I converted which is throwing an error
Flags = Flags & !MyEnum.Value; // Flags is of type int
Error - The error that is returned every time
Operator '!' cannot be applied to operand of type MyEnum'.
Any help and some explanation on this will be greatly appreciated.
!
can only operate on bool
type. You seem to be operating on some bit flags. In that case you should use the bitwise NOT operator ~
instead of the logical NOT operator !
:
Flags = Flags & ~((int)MyEnum.Value); // you need to cast to int as well
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