BitArray – Shift bits

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This simple snippet shows a manual way to do it. The value of bitArray[0] is overwritten:

//... bitArray is the BitArray instance

for (int i = 1; i < bitArray.Count; i++)
{
   bitArray[i - 1] = bitArray[i];
}

bitArray[bitArray.Count - 1] = false // or true, whatever you want to shift in

Making this an extension method shouldn’t be a big deal.

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