You are moving the bits from this [random example]: (you want the bold part) 1011010010011101 to 0000000010110100. It just moves it down to where you can "see" it.

LennyLen: You were right (the post just after mine)
Evert: You are a model of patience.

and ... no , wait, I can not say that :-p

Spot the mistake:

sorry I shoulded write "AND" hehhe
ok thanks

Richard casts Knights of the Round on a b

"and" but I wrong write because in the past I had:

readkey();
        while (!key[KEY_ESC]&&!key[KEY_ENTER])
        {
          readkey();
        }

so now it should be:

   int k; 
         k= readkey()>>8; 
        
        while (k!=KEY_ESC&&k!=KEY_ENTER)  //previous I had wrong write: //k==KEY_ESC&&k==KEY_ENTER :)
        {
          k= readkey()>>8;
        }

sorrrrrrrry - little mistake

I want that somebody pressing keys while key is diffrent from ESC and diffrent from ENTER

Actually, his code is right, since NOT(a OR b) = NOT(a) AND NOT(b).

ok thanks

yes.........

Now, can anybody remember the name of the formula that states NOT(a OR b) = NOT(a) AND NOT(b)? It can also be expressed in set notation as ~(A U B) = ~A ^ ~B. Actually, it's two formulae, with the second one being ~(A ^ B) = ~A U ~B.

Thanks, that's been bugging me for two hours now. I finally tracked down my Tables and Formulae booklet only to find that it didn't have those formulae anyway!

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