glyde/flags

Bitfields Discord sends as a JSON number.

Flags(kind) is the raw bits tagged by the flag type that names them, so a bit newer than this build survives a decode and a re-encode: an edit sends every previously set bit back, and dropping one clears a setting nobody touched. The bit table stays private to the model that owns it, which is why the setters here take a bit rather than a flag.

set_bit and clear_bit are shared by every family, including the ones Discord never lets a bot write. A family is meant to be edited only if its model exposes a named-flag builder: message, channel and member do.

Types

Flags

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pub opaque type Flags(kind)

Values

clear_bit

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pub fn clear_bit(flags: Flags(kind), bit: Int) -> Flags(kind)

decoder

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pub fn decoder() -> decode.Decoder(Flags(kind))

from_int

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pub fn from_int(bits: Int) -> Flags(kind)

has_bit

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pub fn has_bit(flags: Flags(kind), bit: Int) -> Bool

True when any bit of bit is set. Pass a single bit from the owning model’s table: a multi-bit mask answers “any”, not “all”.

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pub const none: Flags(kind)

set_bit

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pub fn set_bit(flags: Flags(kind), bit: Int) -> Flags(kind)

to_int

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pub fn to_int(flags: Flags(kind)) -> Int

to_json

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pub fn to_json(flags: Flags(kind)) -> json.Json