Enum.HasFlag(Enum) Méthode
Définition
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Détermine si un ou plusieurs champs de bits sont définis dans l'instance actuelle.
public:
bool HasFlag(Enum ^ flag);
public bool HasFlag (Enum flag);
member this.HasFlag : Enum -> bool
Public Function HasFlag (flag As Enum) As Boolean
Paramètres
- flag
- Enum
Valeur d'énumération.
Retours
true
si le ou les champs de bits définis dans flag
sont également définis dans l’instance actuelle ; sinon, false
.
Exceptions
flag
est un type différent de l’instance actuelle.
Exemples
L’exemple suivant définit une DinnerItems
énumération qui reflète les catégories d’articles qu’un client peut commander dans un restaurant. L’exemple teste si le client a commandé à la fois une entrée et une boisson.
using System;
[Flags] public enum DinnerItems {
None = 0,
Entree = 1,
Appetizer = 2,
Side = 4,
Dessert = 8,
Beverage = 16,
BarBeverage = 32
}
public class Example
{
public static void Main()
{
DinnerItems myOrder = DinnerItems.Appetizer | DinnerItems.Entree |
DinnerItems.Beverage | DinnerItems.Dessert;
DinnerItems flagValue = DinnerItems.Entree | DinnerItems.Beverage;
Console.WriteLine("{0} includes {1}: {2}",
myOrder, flagValue, myOrder.HasFlag(flagValue));
}
}
// The example displays the following output:
// Entree, Appetizer, Dessert, Beverage includes Entree, Beverage: True
open System
[<Flags>]
type DinnerItems =
| None = 0
| Entree = 1
| Appetizer = 2
| Side = 4
| Dessert = 8
| Beverage = 16
| BarBeverage = 32
let myOrder =
DinnerItems.Appetizer ||| DinnerItems.Entree ||| DinnerItems.Beverage ||| DinnerItems.Dessert
let flagValue =
DinnerItems.Entree ||| DinnerItems.Beverage
printfn $"{myOrder} includes {flagValue}: {myOrder.HasFlag flagValue}"
// The example displays the following output:
// Entree, Appetizer, Dessert, Beverage includes Entree, Beverage: True
<Flags> Public Enum DinnerItems As Integer
None = 0
Entree = 1
Appetizer = 2
Side = 4
Dessert = 8
Beverage = 16
BarBeverage = 32
End Enum
Module Example
Public Sub Main()
Dim myOrder As DinnerItems = DinnerItems.Appetizer Or DinnerItems.Entree Or
DinnerItems.Beverage Or DinnerItems.Dessert
Dim flagValue As DinnerItems = DinnerItems.Entree Or DinnerItems.Beverage
Console.WriteLine("{0} includes {1}: {2}",
myOrder, flagValue, myOrder.HasFlag(flagValue))
End Sub
End Module
' The example displays the following output:
' Entree, Appetizer, Dessert, Beverage includes Entree, Beverage: True
Remarques
La HasFlag méthode retourne le résultat de l’expression booléenne suivante.
(thisInstance & flag) == flag
Si la valeur sous-jacente de flag
est zéro, la méthode retourne true
. Si ce comportement n’est pas souhaitable, vous pouvez utiliser la méthode pour tester l’égalité Equals avec zéro et appeler HasFlag uniquement si la valeur sous-jacente de est différente de flag
zéro, comme l’illustre l’exemple suivant.
using System;
[Flags] public enum Pets {
None = 0,
Dog = 1,
Cat = 2,
Bird = 4,
Rabbit = 8,
Other = 16
}
public class Example
{
public static void Main()
{
Pets[] petsInFamilies = { Pets.None, Pets.Dog | Pets.Cat, Pets.Dog };
int familiesWithoutPets = 0;
int familiesWithDog = 0;
foreach (var petsInFamily in petsInFamilies)
{
// Count families that have no pets.
if (petsInFamily.Equals(Pets.None))
familiesWithoutPets++;
// Of families with pets, count families that have a dog.
else if (petsInFamily.HasFlag(Pets.Dog))
familiesWithDog++;
}
Console.WriteLine("{0} of {1} families in the sample have no pets.",
familiesWithoutPets, petsInFamilies.Length);
Console.WriteLine("{0} of {1} families in the sample have a dog.",
familiesWithDog, petsInFamilies.Length);
}
}
// The example displays the following output:
// 1 of 3 families in the sample have no pets.
// 2 of 3 families in the sample have a dog.
open System
[<Flags>]
type Pets =
| None = 0
| Dog = 1
| Cat = 2
| Bird = 4
| Rabbit = 8
| Other = 16
let petsInFamilies = [| Pets.None; Pets.Dog ||| Pets.Cat; Pets.Dog |]
let mutable familiesWithoutPets = 0
let mutable familiesWithDog = 0
for petsInFamily in petsInFamilies do
// Count families that have no pets.
if petsInFamily.Equals Pets.None then
familiesWithoutPets <- familiesWithoutPets + 1
// Of families with pets, count families that have a dog.
elif petsInFamily.HasFlag Pets.Dog then
familiesWithDog <- familiesWithDog + 1
printfn $"{familiesWithoutPets} of {petsInFamilies.Length} families in the sample have no pets."
printfn $"{familiesWithDog} of {petsInFamilies} families in the sample have a dog."
// The example displays the following output:
// 1 of 3 families in the sample have no pets.
// 2 of 3 families in the sample have a dog.
<Flags> Public Enum Pets
None = 0
Dog = 1
Cat = 2
Bird = 4
Rabbit = 8
Other = 16
End Enum
Module Example
Public Sub Main()
Dim petsInFamilies() As Pets = { Pets.None, Pets.Dog Or Pets.Cat, Pets.Dog }
Dim familiesWithoutPets As Integer
Dim familiesWithDog As Integer
For Each petsInFamily In petsInFamilies
' Count the number of families that have no pets.
If petsInFamily.Equals(Pets.None) Then
familiesWithoutPets += 1
' Of families that have pets, count the number of families with a dog.
Else If petsInFamily.HasFlag(Pets.Dog) Then
familiesWithDog += 1
End If
Next
Console.WriteLine("{0} of {1} families in the sample have no pets.",
familiesWithoutPets, petsInFamilies.Length)
Console.WriteLine("{0} of {1} families in the sample have a dog.",
familiesWithDog, petsInFamilies.Length)
End Sub
End Module
' The example displays the following output:
' 1 of 3 families in the sample have no pets.
' 2 of 3 families in the sample have a dog.
La HasFlag méthode est conçue pour être utilisée avec des types d’énumération marqués avec l’attribut FlagsAttribute et peut être utilisée pour déterminer si plusieurs champs de bits sont définis. Pour les types d’énumération qui ne sont pas marqués avec l’attribut FlagsAttribute , appelez la Equals méthode ou la CompareTo méthode .