(Solved) BitWise op

[JohnOne]

Is there any bitwise operation for this...

I have a colour 0x112233 and want to get to 332211?

basically rgb to bgr, and need it to be a number rather than a string via bitwise

EDIT:

I found something in c++

#define RGB2BGR(a_ulColor) (a_ulColor & 0xFF000000) | ((a_ulColor & 0xFF0000) >> 16) | (a_ulColor & 0x00FF00) | ((a_ulColor & 0x0000FF) << 16)

I just don't know anything about bitwise.

Edited May 6, 2012 by JohnOne

[ProgAndy]

Here:

Func _ColorSwitch($color)
    Return BitOr(BitAnd($color, 0xFF000000), BitShift(BitAnd($color, 0x00FF0000), 16), BitAnd($color, 0x0000FF00), BitShift(BitAnd($color, 0xFF), -16))
EndFunc

[JohnOne]

Gear.

Thank you ProgAndy.

[trancexx]

You can also try to take advantage of conversion functions:

Func BGRToRGB_OrWhateverThatIs($iColor)
    Return Dec(Hex(BinaryMid($iColor, 1, 3)))
EndFunc

Edited May 6, 2012 by trancexx

[JohnOne]

Cheers trancexx.

That also works a treat

BGR = BlueGreenRed and > <

[Malkey]

@trancexx

The "Dec(Hex(" looks like a red herring.

ConsoleWrite(_BGRToRGB_OrWhatever("0x332211") & @LF) ; A string
ConsoleWrite(_BGRToRGB_OrWhatever(0x332211) & @LF)   ; A number

;Returns:-
;0x112233
;0x112233

Func _BGRToRGB_OrWhatever($iColor)
    Return BinaryMid(Number($iColor), 1, 3)
EndFunc   ;==>_BGRToRGB_OrWhatever