Overview
The ColorProcessingLevel property controls the amount of processing time spent reading barcode values from color images. Values range from 0 to 5, with a default of 2. A low value will process color images faster but accuracy and read-rate levels will be lower than if a high value is used.
Please note that setting the ColorThreshold property to a non-zero value effectively sets ColorProcessingLevel to 0.
Default Value: 2
Visual Basic using the OCX
[form.]SoftekBarcode.ColorProcessingLevel = value
Visual Basic using the DLL
Private Declare Function stGetColorProcessingLevel Lib "SoftekBarcode" () As Boolean
Private Declare Function stSetColorProcessingLevel Lib "SoftekBarcode" (ByVal newValue As Boolean) As Boolean
stSetColorProcessingLevel (value)
value = stGetColorProcessingLevel ()
Visual Basic using COM
oBar = CreateObject("SoftekATL.Barcode")
.........
oBar.ColorProcessingLevel = value
value = oBar.ColorProcessingLevel
VB.Net using the DLL
Private Declare Function stGetColorProcessingLevel Lib "SoftekBarcode" () As Boolean
Private Declare Function stSetColorProcessingLevel Lib "SoftekBarcode" (ByVal newValue As Boolean) As Boolean
stSetColorProcessingLevel (value)
value = stGetColorProcessingLevel ()
VB.Net using the SoftekBarcode Wrapper Class
Dim barcode As SoftekBarcode
..........
barcode.SetColorProcessingLevel(value)
value = barcode.GetColorProcessingLevel()
VB.Net using the SoftekBarcodeLib Managed Component
Dim barcode As SoftekBarcodeLib.BarcodeReader
Dim value As Bool
..........
barcode = New SoftekBarcodeLib.BarcodeReader()
..........
barcode.ColorProcessingLevel = value
value = barcode.ColorProcessingLevel
Visual C++ Using the OCX
BOOL GetColorProcessingLevel() ;
void SetColorProcessingLevel(BOOL value);
Visual C++ Using the DLL
BOOL __stdcall stGetColorProcessingLevel();
BOOL __stdcall stSetColorProcessingLevel(BOOL bNewValue);
