DataMatrixDetails
The DataMatrixDetails class encapsulates all of the extended details of a DataMatrix Code that is not available in the regular barcode result, if the barcode is a DataMatrix Code.
If you would like to learn more about the DataMatrix format, please refer to this page.
Definition
Assembly: dynamsoft_capture_vision_flutter
class DataMatrixDetails
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
rows |
int | Represents the number of rows that make up the DataMatrix Code. |
columns |
int | Represents the number of columns that make up the DataMatrix Code. |
dataRegionRows |
int | Represents the number of rows in the data region of the DataMatrix code. |
dataRegionColumns |
int | Represents the number of columns in the data region of the DataMatrix code. |
dataRegionNumber |
int | Represents the number of data regions in the DataMatrix code. |
rows
Represents the number of rows that make up the DataMatrix Code.
int rows;
columns
Represents the number of columns that make up the DataMatrix Code.
int columns;
dataRegionRows
Represents the number of rows in the data region of the DataMatrix code.
int dataRegionRows;
Remarks
The data region of a DataMatrix code defines the grid of square/rectangular modules that make up the L-shaped finder pattern as well as the timing pattern which dictates the alternation between the light and dark modules.
dataRegionColumns
Represents the number of columns in the data region of the DataMatrix code.
int dataRegionColumns;
Remarks
The data region of a DataMatrix code defines the grid of square/rectangular modules that make up the L-shaped finder pattern as well as the timing pattern which dictates the alternation between the light and dark modules.
dataRegionNumber
Represents the number of data regions in the DataMatrix code.
int dataRegionNumber;
Remarks
This property is mainly useful when it comes to large DataMatrix codes. Large DataMatrix codes have a grid that is subdivided into multiple data regions, each with its own finder pattern. For smaller DataMatrix codes, there is typically just a single data region.