sh_left()

Calculates left bit shifted values. The original value of the 1st argument is bit shifted to the left as many times as requested by the 2nd argument and the result of this bit shift operation is returned by this function.

Function Prototype

Arguments

Return Value

Remarks

This functions accepts finalness for its argument number. The return value's finalness will be identical to number's one.

Examples

• on init
• message("sh_left(1,0) = " & sh_left(1,0))
• message("sh_left(1,1) = " & sh_left(1,1))
• message("sh_left(1,2) = " & sh_left(1,2))
• message("sh_left(1,3) = " & sh_left(1,3))
• message("sh_left(1,4) = " & sh_left(1,4))
• end on

See also

sh_right(), msb(), lsb()

Availability

Since LinuxSampler 2.0.0.svn22.

• set_rpn() function
• NKSP Reference
• sh_right() function