Bitwise logical ops on src/dest. bitmaps

Question

Those familar with the C/C++ world should understand what I
mean by bitwise logical operations, i.e. performing logical AND,
OR, NOT on the bits of a src and destination value to get a result.
Those familiar with Win32 GDI and BitBlt know that it allows
ROP codes which enable the bits of a source and destination bitmap
to be combined using bitwise logicial operations as above. So for
example, the ROP code SRCAND would combine a source and destination
bitmap using a bitwise logical AND operator on the binary bits of
the two bitmaps.
I need to do the same thing if possible in either
actionscript or flex. I know flex has high level blendmodes for
combining src and destination such as BlendMode.OVERLAY
BlendMode.DIFFERENCE, (but no BlendMode.AND, BlendMode.OR). There
is actually a BlendMode.INVERT which would be the same as NOT (so
why would AND and OR be left off). Actionscript has the BitmapData
class with methods like CopyPixels, which is essentially the same
as Win32 BitBlt, except without any sort of ROP bitwise logical ops
apparently.
With all the various type of complex masking you can do in
actionscript, I find it hard to believe that no basic bitwise
logical ops between source and destination bitmaps are possible. Is
there a way to do them?
Thanks.

Answer 1

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