BarcodeResult Struct

Store the barcode type, content, ranges, etc.

Syntax

typedef struct tagBarcodeResult {
    __int64 llFormat;
    char* pBarcodeData;
    int iBarcodeDataLength;
    int iLeft;
    int iTop;
    int iWidth;
    int iHeight;
    int iX1;
    int iY1;
    int iX2;
    int iY2;
    int iX3;
    int iY3;
    int iX4;
    int iY4;
    int iPageNum;
} BarcodeResult, *pBarcodeResult;

Members

llFormat

Barcode type.

pBarcodeData

Barcode content string, ends by '\0'.

iBarcodeDataLength

Length of barcode content.

iLeft

Left position of Barcode Bounding Rectangle.

iTop

Top position of Barcode Bounding Rectangle.

iWidth

Width of Barcode Bounding Rectangle.

iHeight

Height of Barcode Bounding Rectangle.

iX1

The coordinate of four corners.

iY1

The coordinate of four corners.

iX2

The coordinate of four corners.

iY2

The coordinate of four corners.

iX3

The coordinate of four corners.

iY3

The coordinate of four corners.

iX4

The coordinate of four corners.

iY4

The coordinate of four corners.

iPageNum

Barcode page number which is useful when decoding multi-page files , 1-based index.

Remarks

The BarcodeResult struct represents the related barcode results, including type, content, ranges, etc.

Example

BarcodeResultArray *paryResult = NULL;
BarcodeResult *pResult = NULL;

int iCount = paryResult->iBarcodeCount;
for(int i = 0; i < iCount; ++i)
{
    pResult = paryResult->ppBarcodes[i];
	printf("%d: %s\n", i, pResult->pBarcodeData);
}

See Also

C > Structs > ReaderOptions
C > Structs > BarcodeResultArray
C > Function > DecodeFile
C > Constant > BarcodeFormat
C > Constant > Error List