Difference between revisions of "^ (LogiX node)"
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{{Infobox Logix Node | {{Infobox Logix Node | ||
| Name = ^ | | Name = ^ | ||
| − | | Image =[[File: XOR_BoolNode.png | noframe | | + | | Image =[[File: XOR_BoolNode.png | noframe | 128px | '^' LogiX node ]] |
| Input0Type = Bool | Input0Name = A | | Input0Type = Bool | Input0Name = A | ||
| Input1Type = Bool | Input1Name = B | | Input1Type = Bool | Input1Name = B | ||
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When spawned from the node browser, this node accepts the int datatype by default, but it is more commonly used to work with [[:Category:Types:Bool | Boolean]] values (True/False). | When spawned from the node browser, this node accepts the int datatype by default, but it is more commonly used to work with [[:Category:Types:Bool | Boolean]] values (True/False). | ||
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If '''any''' inputs are toggled the output will also toggle. This node will accept some numeric datatypes, in which case it performs the operation in a [https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation bitwise] manner. | If '''any''' inputs are toggled the output will also toggle. This node will accept some numeric datatypes, in which case it performs the operation in a [https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation bitwise] manner. | ||
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[[Category:LogiX{{#translation:}}||]] | [[Category:LogiX{{#translation:}}||]] | ||
| − | [[Category:LogiX: Operators{{#translation:}}||]] | + | [[Category:LogiX:Operators{{#translation:}}||]] |
| − | {{:NodeMenu-Operators | + | {{:NodeMenu-Operators}} |
Latest revision as of 02:36, 20 February 2022
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| Inputs | ||
| Bool | A | |
| Bool | B | |
| Outputs | ||
| Bool | * | |
The ^ node performs the logical exclusive OR (XOR) operation on inputs A and B.
Usage
When spawned from the node browser, this node accepts the int datatype by default, but it is more commonly used to work with Boolean values (True/False).
If any inputs are toggled the output will also toggle. This node will accept some numeric datatypes, in which case it performs the operation in a bitwise manner.