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I'm sure there must be a much better way of doing this. I'm trying to do a count operation on a Flags enum. Before I was itterating over all the possible values and counting the succesful AND operations. e.g. [Flags] public enum Skills { None = 0, Skill1 = 1, Skill2 = 2, Skill3 = 4, Skill4 = 8, Skill5 = 16, Skill6 = 32, Skill7 = 64, Skill8 = 128 } public static int Count(Skills skillsToCount) { Skills skill; for (int i = 0; i < SkillSet.AllSkills.Count; i++) { skill = SkillSet.AllSkills[i]; if ((skillsToCount & skill) == skill && skill != Skills.None) count++; } return count; } I'm sure there must be a better way of doing this though, but must be suffering from a mental block. Can anyone advise a nicer solution?
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