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EBarCode::GetDecodedDirection

Returns the encoding direction of the bar code, pertaining to the specified symbology, or, at least, to the most likely symbology.

Namespace: Euresys::Open_eVision_2_10

[C++]

void GetDecodedDirection(
   BOOL& directEncoding
)

void GetDecodedDirection(
   Euresys::Open_eVision_2_10::ESymbologies symbology,
   BOOL& directEncoding
)

Parameters

directEncoding

Boolean holding the encoding direction status.

symbology

Specified symbology, as defined by ESymbologies (this symbology must have been enabled).

Remarks

The encoding direction of the bar code is "Direct" or "Inverse". The encoding direction is said to be "Direct" when the bar code longitudinal axis falls in the range [-45°, 135]. Conversely, when the bar code longitudinal axis doesn't fall in the previous range, the encoding direction is said to be "Inverse".

EBarCode.GetDecodedDirection

Returns the encoding direction of the bar code, pertaining to the specified symbology, or, at least, to the most likely symbology.

Namespace: Euresys.Open_eVision_2_10

[C#]

void GetDecodedDirection(
   out bool directEncoding
)

void GetDecodedDirection(
   Euresys.Open_eVision_2_10.ESymbologies symbology,
   out bool directEncoding
)

Parameters

directEncoding

Boolean holding the encoding direction status.

symbology

Specified symbology, as defined by ESymbologies (this symbology must have been enabled).

Remarks

The encoding direction of the bar code is "Direct" or "Inverse". The encoding direction is said to be "Direct" when the bar code longitudinal axis falls in the range [-45°, 135]. Conversely, when the bar code longitudinal axis doesn't fall in the previous range, the encoding direction is said to be "Inverse".

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