File: gd_alter_bit.m

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function gd_alter_bit(D, field_code, in_fields, bitnum, numbits)
% GD_ALTER_BIT  Modify the metadata of a BIT field
%
%   GD_ALTER_BIT(DIRFILE,NAME,INPUT,BITNUM,NUMBITS)
%             modifies the metadata of the BIT field called NAME in the
%             dirfile specified by DIRFILE.  The input field is set to INPUT,
%             the first bit to BITNUM, and the number of bits to NUMBITS.
%
%   The DIRFILE object should have previously been created with GD_OPEN.
%
%   See the documentation on the C API function gd_alter_bit(3) in section 3
%   of the UNIX manual for more details.
%
%   See also GD_ALTER_ENTRY, GD_OPEN

  GD = getdata_constants();
  gd_alter_entry(D, field_code, struct('field_type', GD.BIT_ENTRY, ...
  'in_fields', {in_fields}, 'bitnum', bitnum, 'numbits', numbits), 0);
end

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