Does magic_bit_alias affect all points in that module?

Hello,

> > takeshi ikeya:
> > > Is L0 magic_bit?

Jiri:
> > No; it's a manually-declared alias.

takeshi ikeya:
> Any relations between L (4bit,  I think "Chaser
4" means it) and L0, L1..?

I think we need a better example...

point		L	"light"		Chaser	4
point_alias	red	"red light"	L	0
point_alias	green	"green light"	L	1
point_alias	blue	"blue light"	L	2
point_alias	yellow	"yellow light"	L	3

Now:

* L is a four-bit point (owned by Chaser)

* red, green, blue and yellow are manually-declared aliases
for the four bits 
of L

* L.0, L.1, L.2 and L.3 are magic aliases for the four bits
of L

* L is red + 2*green + 4*blue + 8*yellow

* L is L.0 + 2*L.1 + 4*L.2 + 8*L.3

* red is L.0; green is L.1; blue is L.2; yellow is L.3

I hope it makes more sense this way...


Jiri
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