Error handling functions.
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| Error Codes |
| The following table lists all error codes that can be returned by TBarCode.
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| Example |
| This example shows the error handling concept of TBarCode.
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VOID | BCGetErrorTextForLanguageUtf8 (ERRCODE eCode, e_Language eLang, LPSTR szText, size_t nSize) |
| Returns the error text for given error code in a given language. More...
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VOID | BCGetErrorTextA (ERRCODE eCode, LPSTR szText, size_t nSize) |
| Returns the English error text for given error code. More...
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VOID | BCGetErrorTextExtForLanguageUtf8 (t_BarCode *pBarCode, ERRCODE eCode, e_Language eLang, LPSTR szText, size_t nSize) |
| Returns the extended error text for given error code in given language. More...
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VOID | BCGetErrorTextExtA (t_BarCode *pBarCode, ERRCODE eCode, LPSTR szText, size_t nSize) |
| Returns the extended English error text to given error code. More...
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INT | BCGetInvalidDataPos (t_BarCode *pBarCode) |
| Gets position of invalid character in input data. More...
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Error handling functions.
- Error Codes
- Here you can find a list of Error Codes which are used by TBarCode. If any of the BCxxxx functions returns a value other than zero (ErrOk) it means that an error occured. In this case DO NOT call any subsequent BCxxxx functions except BCFree(). An error code indicates an error condition. Subsequent calls may fail and produce unexpected results.
- Example
- An example for error handling can be found here.