public function testSetsScheduleWeekend()
{
// Instead of starting out with an empty collection, EnumSet comes with a couple of convenient initialization methods
// The of() static method will create a new collection and initialize it with the given enums
$weekend = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::of(Day::SATURDAY(), Day::SUNDAY());
// Since we already have the weekend definition above, we can complement it, ending up with a collection of week days
// This effectively generates a collection with all enums NOT present in the given set
$weekdays = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::complement($weekend);
// An alternative way of generating the collection of week days is through a range using the range() static method
$weekdays = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::range(Day::MONDAY(), Day::FRIDAY());
$weekdays = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::range(Day::FRIDAY(), Day::MONDAY());
// The order is insignificant
// Lastly, it's possibly to fetch all enums by using the all() static method
$all = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::all('Day');
// EnumSet too, supports binary flag/mask support
$weekdays->getBinary();
// Results in 31 (0x0000001F in hex or 00000000 00000000 00000000 00011111 in binary)
// And alternatively, constructing an EnumSet using a binary mask
$weekend = Websublime\Enum\EnumSet::byBinary('Day', 96);
$this->assertInstanceOf('Websublime\\Enum\\EnumSet', $weekend);
$this->assertInstanceOf('Websublime\\Enum\\EnumSet', $weekdays);
$this->assertInstanceOf('Websublime\\Enum\\EnumSet', $all);
// Iterating over a set
foreach ($weekdays as $enum) {
print 'Verbose testSetsScheduleWeekend: ' . $enum . PHP_EOL;
}
}