The RFBarcode object is supported on iOS, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Palm, and DOS. However, not all methods are supported on all OS types.
The RFBarcode object for use within your applications. Each individual barcode configuration defines a valid or invalid barcode for input based upon type, state, and length. RFBarcode objects may also be saved as barcode files directly to an RF device's memory for future use.
Methods
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Adds a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the total number of barcode configurations. |
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Returns the total number of barcode configuration files. |
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Returns the name of a barcode configuration file. |
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Clears all barcode configurations. |
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Returns the default decode state for barcodes not explicitly defined within the current RFBarcode object. |
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Removes barcode files from the RF device. |
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Retrieves a barcode configuration file into the current RFBarcode object. |
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Returns the barcode type of a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the decode state of a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the expand state of a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the maximum input length of a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the minimum input length of a barcode configuration. |
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Returns the total number of barcode configuration files and stores the list in the current RFBarcode object. |
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Restores a barcode file as the RF device's default barcode configuration. |
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Stores the RF device's default barcode configuration to a file for later restoration. |
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Removes a barcode configuration |
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Returns value of last generated RFBarcode error. |
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Specifies the barcode type of a barcode configuration. |
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Specifies the decode state of a barcode configuration. |
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Specifies the expand state of a barcode configuration. |
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Specifies the maximum input length of an existing barcode configuration. |
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Specifies the minimum input length of an existing barcode configuration. |
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Stores the current RFBarcode object as a file on the RF device. |
Prog IDs
“WAVELINKOLE.RFBARCODE”
Remarks
Individual barcode configurations are stored within an RFBarcode object. Each barcode is defined by type, decode state, expand state, minimum length, and maximum length. Once defined, a specific barcode configuration will remain within an RFBarcode object until either the object is released, the barcode configuration is removed from the object using the RemoveBarcode method, or all barcode configurations are cleared from the object using the ClearBarcodes method. This allows you to use a single barcode object within your application that may be modified rather than creating a new barcode object for each individual instance.
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