Human Readable Text

BCGetActiveTextIndex BCGetDisplayTextA BCGetDisplayTextW BCGetFontHeight BCGetFontNameA BCGetFontNameW BCGetLogFont BCGetMaximumTextIndex BCGetPrintText BCGetTextAbove BCGetTextAlignment BCGetTextClipping BCGetTextDist BCGetTextPosition BCGetTextRotation BCIsWordWrappingEnabled BCSetActiveTextIndex BCSetDisplayTextA BCSetDisplayTextW BCSetFontHeight BCSetFontNameA BCSetFontNameW BCSetLogFont BCSetPrintText BCSetTextAlignment BCSetTextDist BCSetTextPosition BCSetTextRotation

ERRCODE BCSetActiveTextIndex ( t_BarCode *  pBarCode, LONG  nIndex   ) Sets the currently active text index. The user can only change the setting of the text that is currently active. That means that if the user calls the function BCSetActiveTextIndex(pBarCode, 1) all future calls will be applied to text object #1 until another text object is activated in the same manner. Following functions are affected by BCSetActiveTextIndex(): BCSetDisplayText(), BCSetTextRotation(), BCSetLogFont(), BCSetTextAlignment(), BCSetTextPosition(), BCSetPrintText(), BCSetFontName(), BCSetFontHeight(), BCSetFontColor() BCGetDisplayText(), BCGetTextRotation(), BCGetLogFont(), BCGetTextAlignment(), BCGetTextPosition(), BCGetPrintText(), BCGetFontName(), BCGetFontHeight(), BCGetFontColor(), BCGetTextClipping(), BCIsWordWrappingEnabled() Note: By default the human readable text (index 0) is the active text. You can change the position and size of an extra text but not that of the human readable text. Parameters: [in]  pBarCode  Pointer to barcode structure. A value of 0 ... means that the human readable text becomes active (this is the default) >0 ... means that the extra text with given index [1 .. n] becomes active [in]  nIndex  The new active text index. Return values: ERRCODE  ErrOk (0) in case of success. Non-zero if error occurred