This is a package for the fast keystroke launcher keypirinha (http://keypirinha.com/). It can disassemble a number into its binary flags.

For example it can disassembles 5 into the unix filesystem flags READ and EXECUTE. It also knows that WRITE is not in there.

I find it useful when you see a flag value while developing. It helps you finding out the individual flags which the value represents.

• Configure your kinds of flags via Keypirinha: Configure Package: Flags like this

  [flags/Unix Filesystem]
  1 = Execute (X)
  2 = Write (W)
  4 = Read (R)
  
  [flags/Windows Process Access Rights]
  0x0001 = PROCESS_TERMINATE
  0x0002 = PROCESS_CREATE_THREAD
  0x0008 = PROCESS_VM_OPERATION
  0x0010 = PROCESS_VM_READ
  0x0020 = PROCESS_VM_WRITE
  0x0040 = PROCESS_DUP_HANDLE
  0x0080 = PROCESS_CREATE_PROCESS
  0x0100 = PROCESS_SET_QUOTA
  0x0200 = PROCESS_SET_INFORMATION
  0x0400 = PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION
  0x0800 = PROCESS_SUSPEND_RESUME
  0x1000 = PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION
  0x00100000 = SYNCHRONIZE
  
  [flags/My Awesome Binary Flag]
  0b0001 = One
  0b0010 = Two
  0b0100 = Four
  0b1000 = Eight

Choose the Binary Flags item, pick the kind of flag you want and enter a number (initally the value for every defined flag set to true is displayed [for example for unix filesystem flags this means 7])

??? as flag name is shown if the bit is not defined

Install Package "Keypirinha-Binary-Flags"

• Download the BinaryFlags.keypirinha-package from the releases
• Copy the file into %APPDATA%\Keypirinha\InstalledPackages (installed mode) or <Keypirinha_Home>\portable\Profile\InstalledPackages (portable mode)