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GroupDocs.Parser for .NET 24.4 (DLLs-only) delivers important enhancements to barcode parsing capabilities. .NET developers can now customize recognition quality for optimal performance and extract information from unreadable or damaged barcodes.
Users can now customize recognition quality options in the barcode parsing process to achieve the perfect balance between speed and accuracy for your C# and VB.NET applications. Please check out the code sample shared below to learn how to use this feature in C#.
// Create an instance of Parser class using (Parser parser = new Parser(Constants.SampleCorruptedBarcodes)) { // Check if the document supports barcodes extraction if (!parser.Features.Barcodes) { Console.WriteLine("Document doesn't support barcodes extraction."); return; } // Create the options which are used for barcodes extraction // The full constructor is used to set AllowIncorrectBarcodes property BarcodeOptions options = new BarcodeOptions(null, QualityMode.Low, QualityMode.Low, null, true, "pdf417", "QR"); // Extract barcodes from the document. IEnumerable<PageBarcodeArea> barcodes = parser.GetBarcodes(options); // Iterate over barcodes foreach (PageBarcodeArea barcode in barcodes) { // Print the page index Console.WriteLine("Page: " + barcode.Page.Index.ToString()); // Print the barcode value Console.WriteLine("Value: " + barcode.Value); // Print the confidence: Console.WriteLine("Confidence: " + barcode.Confidence.ToString()); } }
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Extracting valuable data from distorted and corrupted barcodes is easier than ever with GroupDocs.Parser for .NET 24.4. This feature expands the reach of your barcode processing capabilities across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms. The following code example illustrates how to read damaged barcodes in C#.
// Create an instance of Parser class using (Parser parser = new Parser(Constants.SamplePdfWithBarcodes)) { // Check if the document supports barcodes extraction if (!parser.Features.Barcodes) { Console.WriteLine("Document doesn't support barcodes extraction."); return; } // Create the options which are used for barcodes extraction BarcodeOptions options = new BarcodeOptions(QualityMode.Low, QualityMode.Low, "QR"); // Extract barcodes from the document. IEnumerable<PageBarcodeArea> barcodes = parser.GetBarcodes(options); // Iterate over barcodes foreach (PageBarcodeArea barcode in barcodes) { // Print the page index Console.WriteLine("Page: " + barcode.Page.Index.ToString()); // Print the barcode value Console.WriteLine("Value: " + barcode.Value); } }
GetBarcodes(BarcodeOptions)
GetBarcodes(int, BarcodeOptions)
PageBarcodeArea(string, string, int, double, Page, Rectangle)
Confidence
Angle
BarcodeOptions
QualityMode
GetBarcodes(PageAreaOptions)
GetBarcodes(int, PageAreaOptions)
PageBarcodeArea(string, string, Page, Rectangle)
You can view the list of all new features, enhancements, and bug fixes introduced in this release by visiting GroupDocs.Parser for .NET 24.4 Release Notes.