Overview
Some barcodes cannot be read because the process of scanning or faxing has split or merged bars together. When ErrorCorrection is set to True to toolkit will, where possible, make a best guess at such barcodes.
Note that this property currently only applies to Code 39 and Code 39 Extended barcodes.
Default Value: False
Visual Basic using the OCX
[form.]SoftekBarcode.ErrorCorrection = value
Visual Basic using the DLL
Private Declare Function stGetErrorCorrection Lib "SoftekBarcode" () As Boolean
Private Declare Function stSetErrorCorrection Lib "SoftekBarcode" (ByVal newValue As Boolean) As Boolean
stSetErrorCorrection (value)
value = stGetErrorCorrection ()
Visual Basic using COM
oBar = CreateObject("SoftekATL.Barcode")
.........
oBar.ErrorCorrection = value
value = oBar.ErrorCorrection
VB.Net using the DLL
Private Declare Function stGetErrorCorrection Lib "SoftekBarcode" () As Boolean
Private Declare Function stSetErrorCorrection Lib "SoftekBarcode" (ByVal newValue As Boolean) As Boolean
stSetErrorCorrection (value)
value = stGetErrorCorrection ()
VB.Net using the SoftekBarcode Wrapper Class
Dim barcode As SoftekBarcode
..........
barcode.SetErrorCorrection(value)
value = barcode.GetErrorCorrection()
VB.Net using the SoftekBarcodeLib Managed Component
Dim barcode As SoftekBarcodeLib.BarcodeReader
Dim value As Bool
..........
barcode = New SoftekBarcodeLib.BarcodeReader()
..........
barcode.ErrorCorrection = value
value = barcode.ErrorCorrection
Visual C++ Using the OCX
BOOL GetErrorCorrection() ;
void SetErrorCorrection(BOOL value);
Visual C++ Using the DLL
BOOL __stdcall stGetErrorCorrection();
BOOL __stdcall stSetErrorCorrection(BOOL bNewValue);
