=====Bitwise XOR=====
Takes an AppleScript list containing 2 values. The values can be numbers, or they can be strings with identifiers telling XTension what kind of values they are. The return is the result of performing a bitwise XOR on the 2 values.

====Usage:====
**bitwisexor** (list: 2 values either numbers or text with number format specifiers, see below)\\
returns number\\

===Number Specifiers===
By using these prefixes to the number string this command can work with decimal numbers, binary numbers, hexadecimal numbers even octal numbers.\\
  * “&h” to denote the following number is hex, like “&hAABBCC22"
  * “&b” to denote the following number is a binary string, like “&b11010011"
  * “&o” to denote the following number is an octal string, like “&o4522"
  * for decimal numbers no prefix is necessary, like “23"

====Examples:====

<code>
  set myXOrValue to (bitwiseXOr {55, 95})
  
  set myXOrValue to (bitwiseXOr {32, “&h22”})
  
  set myXOrValue to (bitwiseXOr {“&b1101011”, “&o23”})
</code>