Per Vognsen@j2kun For example, if you mark the start and end of a range with a 1 bit then the running parity is a mask vector to select the bits in those ranges. You can even use this for computing rasterization coverage masks for potentially overlapping polygons where overlaps are resolved with the "mod 2" rule.
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