toBitboard(littleEndian?)
Returns a bitboard—encoded as a JavaScript BigInt—that represents the filled cells of the quadrille.
Each 1 bit marks a filled cell and 0 an empty one. Cells are encoded in row-major order, and by default, use big-endian layout (top-left cell is the most significant bit).
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Use
littleEndian = true to reverse the bit order, so the top-left cell becomes the least significant bit. This is common in some chess engines and low-level systems.Syntax
toBitboard([littleEndian])
Parameters
| Param | Description |
|---|---|
littleEndian | Optional Boolean: If true, uses little-endian encoding (default is false, i.e., big-endian) |