Color Guard provides simple bit manipulation and bit flags in Python. Everything is built on the int type so no number functionality is lost, while making it possible to index and slice binary numbers like strings.
Basic usage:
>>> num = Bits(20)
>>> num
Bits(0b10100)
>>> num * 3
Bits(0b111100)
>>> num[:4]
Bits(0b1010)
>>> num.bit_length()
5
>>> num.join(0b101)
Bits(0b10100101)
Color Guard also supports conversion to and from other Python data types.
>>> Bits.from_binary("111101001101")
Bits(0b111101001101)
>>> Bits.from_hex("abc123")
Bits(0b101010111100000100100011)
>>> Bits.from_bytes(b"abc")
Bits(0b11000010110001001100011)
>>> bytes(Bits(367))
b'\x01o'
>>> int(Bits(0b1011010))
90
>>> list(Bits(367))
[1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1]
Features
Indexing and slicing of binary numbers like strings
Conversion between several Python data types
All builtin math operations including bit manipulation and comparison
Padded binary numbers that maintain bit length
- Custom, easy-to-use bit flags
Bit field loading from bytes or stream
Custom data descriptors for fields
Field editing & conversion to bytes
For further documentation, visit http://paric.xyz/python/
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