I make a project that reads value from a remote JSON. In this project the remote JSON can give me with one variable 16 different types of alarm. The implementation is by a bynary 16bit value expressed in int. So if there is the third alarm it should return me 8 (bynary 1000) and if the second,eigth and tenth alarm is up it return me 1284 (binary 10100000100). Well when there is no alarm it returns me 0. So, I create a function in JS (accordly to here) that passing the value returned (8/1284/0 in the example) returns me a simple true or false if there is an alarm. The function is pretty simple:
function IsOnAlarm(passedVal) {
if (passedVal & 0) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
but it does not function :-( I create a JSFiddle that shows the problem. How can I solve it? Thanks in advance.
Well as far as I understand you just need to check whether the value is 0. There's no need for any bitwise operation.
function IsOnAlarm(passedVal) {
return passedVal != 0;
}
Side note: passedVal & 0
is always 0
no matter what passedVal
is (that's why it always goes to else
).