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IOcrSettingDescriptor Interface
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Leadtools.Forms.Ocr Namespace : IOcrSettingDescriptor Interface



Defines a setting name, friendly name, type and range.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Public Interface IOcrSettingDescriptor 
Visual Basic (Usage)Copy Code
Dim instance As IOcrSettingDescriptor
C# 
public interface IOcrSettingDescriptor 
C++/CLI 
public interface class IOcrSettingDescriptor 

Example

For an example, refer to IOcrSettingManager.

Remarks

IOcrSettingDescriptor contains the properties of a setting. You can get the settings supported by the OCR engine by calling IOcrSettingManager.GetSettingNames and you can get the descriptor (an instance of IOcrSettingDescriptor) of a setting by calling IOcrSettingManager.GetSettingDescriptor.

The following table lists the members of IOcrSettingDescriptor and their meaning:

Member Description Valid For
IOcrSettingDescriptor.Name The unique name of setting. This is the same name you pass to IOcrSettingManager.GetSettingDescriptor All types
IOcrSettingDescriptor.ValueType One of the OcrSettingValueType enumeration member specifying the setting type All types
IOcrSettingDescriptor.FriendlyName Friendly name of the setting. You can use this name in your user application All types
IOcrSettingDescriptor.Units Name of the unit of the value OcrSettingValueType.Integer and OcrSettingValueType.Double
IOcrSettingDescriptor.IntegerMinimumValue Minimum allowed value of the setting OcrSettingValueType.Integer
IOcrSettingDescriptor.IntegerMaximumValue Maximum allowed value of the setting OcrSettingValueType.Integer
IOcrSettingDescriptor.EnumIsFlags If true, the enum setting members can be combined together (OR'ed), otherwise; only one enum member can be set at a time OcrSettingValueType.Enum
IOcrSettingDescriptor.GetEnumMemberFriendlyNames Returns an array of strings containing the enumeration members friendly names. You can use these name in your user application OcrSettingValueType.Enum
IOcrSettingDescriptor.GetEnumMemberValues Returns an array of integers containing the enumeration members values OcrSettingValueType.Enum
IOcrSettingDescriptor.DoubleMinimumValue Minimum allowed value of the setting OcrSettingValueType.Double
IOcrSettingDescriptor.DoubleMaximumValue Maximum allowed value of the setting OcrSettingValueType.Double
IOcrSettingDescriptor.StringMaximumLength Maximum number of characters in the value of the setting OcrSettingValueType.String
IOcrSettingDescriptor.StringNullAllowed A null (Nothing in Visual Basic) is a valid value for this setting OcrSettingValueType.String

IOcrEngine is a wrapper for different OCR engines, these engines contain specific additional features and functionalities that can be queried and updated using the IOcrSettingManager interface.

You can use the different methods of the IOcrSettingManager interface to get and set the engine-specific settings. Each setting has a unique name (a string value). You can get all the settings available to the current OCR engine through the IOcrSettingManager.GetSettingNames method. The IOcrSettingManager.GetSettingDescriptor method returns a description of the setting (its type, friendly name and value range), you can then use the various setting get and set methods to query and change the value of a certain setting. For example, if the setting type is OcrSettingValueType.Integer, you can use the IOcrSettingManager.GetIntegerValue to get the current value of the setting and the IOcrSettingManager.SetIntegerValue to change its value. Refer to IOcrSettingManager for a complete example.

For a list of supported engine-specific settings and their meanings, refer to OCR engine-specific Settings.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family, Windows Vista, Windows 7

See Also

IOcrSettingDescriptor requires an OCR module license and unlock key. For more information, refer to: Imaging Pro/Document/Medical Features