A cross-platform file change monitor with multiple backends: Apple OS X File System Events, *BSD kqueue, Solaris/Illumos File Events Notification, Linux inotify, Microsoft Windows and a stat()-based backend.
to be compatible with the explanation @ lines 1971-1983
To check whether a given event flag is present when processing
@command{fswatch} output, iti s sufficient to check whether its bit is
set to 1 in the event value. Let's suppose we want to check whether
the event flag whose value is @math{e} is present in a record whose
flag numerical value is @math{n}. If the result @math{r} of
@tex
$$ r = e \wedge b $$
@end tex
@noindent
where @math{\wedge} is the bitwise @command{and} operator, is @math{r
> 0}, then the flag @math{e} is present in @math{n}.
As an aditional note "iti s" @ line 1972 could be "it's" or "it is" and
"its bit" could be "it's bit".
@ Numeric Event Flags of Invoking fswatch
@ line 1978 of fswatch/doc/fswatch.texi
$$ r = e \wedge b $$
sould probably be
$$ r = e \wedge n $$
to be compatible with the explanation @ lines 1971-1983
As an aditional note "iti s" @ line 1972 could be "it's" or "it is" and "its bit" could be "it's bit".