How can we break through too many member variables ?, Member variables

How can we break through too many member variables ?, Member variables

In the process of software development, we often encounter more and more member variables of a class, which is messy. Is there an elegant solution? If most of these variables are BOOL type, you can use BitArray to manage these variables. For other types, you can create a data structure to include them.

BitArray: Manages a compact array of bit values, which are represented as Booleans, whereTrue indicates that the bit is on (1) and false indicates the bit is off (0 ).

public class BitArrayTest        {            private BitArray bitArray;            public BitArrayTest()            {                int leng = Enum.GetValues(typeof(Flag)).Length;                bitArray = new BitArray(leng);            }            public bool GetFlag(Flag flag)            {                lock(bitArray.SyncRoot)                {                    return bitArray[(int)flag];                }            }            public void SetFlag(Flag flag, bool result)            {                lock(bitArray.SyncRoot)                {                    bitArray[(int)flag] = result;                }            }            public void ResetFlag()            {                lock (bitArray.SyncRoot)                {                    bitArray.SetAll(false);                }            }            public void SetFlagTrue(Flag flag)            {                SetFlag(flag, true);            }            public void SetFlagFalse(Flag flag)            {                SetFlag(flag, false);            }        }

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For example, if you have the member variables flagOne, flagTwo, and flagThree, you can use an enumeration class to map the variables:

 

public enum Flag        {            flagOne,            flagTwo,            flagThree,        }

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Set and read variables:

BitArrayTest test = new BitArrayTest();            test.SetFlagTrue(Flag.flagOne);            if (test.GetFlag(Flag.flagOne))            {            }

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Is the code neat?