Xor?

[skimask]

Look under Bitwise NOT in the manual

Byte = ~ Byte

EDIT: I've got no idea why this post ended up ahead of jderson's post below!!!

[Jerson]

EDIT: I've got no idea why this post ended up ahead of jderson's post below!!!

You're a prophet ;)

[jderson]

I'm trying to invert all bits of a byte variable, no matter what the value is. Do I need to make a lookup table for all the numbers?

[jderson]

Thank you, Skimask. It works now, but I don't see where ~ is in the manual.

[dhouston]

I've got no idea why this post ended up ahead of jderson's post below!!!Look at the timestamps.

[dhouston]

Thank you, Skimask. It works now, but I don't see where ~ is in the manual.There's a table listing all operators near the beginning of the manual - I don't have the manual handy or I'd give the page number.

[jderson]

I found it on page 32, thank you.

[skimask]

Look at the timestamps.
Well, that's what I mean. I was posting AFTER he already posted (obviously)...
Something was/is an hour off...wasn't my PC...

[RussMartin]

I'm trying to invert all bits of a byte variable, no matter what the value is. Do I need to make a lookup table for all the numbers?

I may be out of practice with binary operations. Couldn't you just use (255 - VARIABLE)?