Input/output utirites of a bit-basis file
Project description
# bitio
Input/output utirites of bit basis file
## How to use
```py
from bitio import bit_open
f = bit_open(file_name, "r")
x = f.read() # return 1 or 0
x = f.read_bits(count) # return int
f = bit_open(file_name, "w")
f.write(bit) # write 1 if bit else 0
f.write_bits(bits, count) # write 'count bits'
f.close()
```
These are same
```py
f.write_bits(bits, count)
for i in range(count-1, -1, -1):
if bits & (1 << i):
f.write(1)
else:
f.write(0)
```
othe interface
```py
l = []
wrapper = ByteWrapper(l.append)
f = bit_wrap(wrapper, "w")
f.write_bits(0b110000101, 10)
print l # ["a"]
f.close()
print l # ["a", "@"]
```
Input/output utirites of bit basis file
## How to use
```py
from bitio import bit_open
f = bit_open(file_name, "r")
x = f.read() # return 1 or 0
x = f.read_bits(count) # return int
f = bit_open(file_name, "w")
f.write(bit) # write 1 if bit else 0
f.write_bits(bits, count) # write 'count bits'
f.close()
```
These are same
```py
f.write_bits(bits, count)
for i in range(count-1, -1, -1):
if bits & (1 << i):
f.write(1)
else:
f.write(0)
```
othe interface
```py
l = []
wrapper = ByteWrapper(l.append)
f = bit_wrap(wrapper, "w")
f.write_bits(0b110000101, 10)
print l # ["a"]
f.close()
print l # ["a", "@"]
```
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