kotlin-stdlib/kotlin/takeHighestOneBit

takeHighestOneBit

inline fun Byte.takeHighestOneBit(): Byte(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Byte number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
inline fun Short.takeHighestOneBit(): Short(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Short number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
expect fun Int.takeHighestOneBit(): Int(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Int number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
expect fun Long.takeHighestOneBit(): Long(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Long number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual fun Int.takeHighestOneBit(): Int(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Int number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual fun Long.takeHighestOneBit(): Long(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Long number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual inline fun Int.takeHighestOneBit(): Int(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Int number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual inline fun Long.takeHighestOneBit(): Long(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Long number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual fun Int.takeHighestOneBit(): Int(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Int number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4
actual fun Long.takeHighestOneBit(): Long(source)

Returns a number having a single bit set in the position of the most significant set bit of this Long number, or zero, if this number is zero.

Since Kotlin

1.4