Leadtools.Barcode Namespace > GS1DatabarStackedBarcodeWriteOptions Class : UseXModule Property |
[CategoryAttribute(" Size")] [DescriptionAttribute("If true, use XModule. Otherwise, the size of the barcode will be calculated to fit the bounds.")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DisplayNameAttribute("Use XModule")] public bool UseXModule {get; set;}
'Declaration <CategoryAttribute(" Size")> <DescriptionAttribute("If true, use XModule. Otherwise, the size of the barcode will be calculated to fit the bounds.")> <DefaultValueAttribute()> <DisplayNameAttribute("Use XModule")> Public Property UseXModule As Boolean
'Usage Dim instance As GS1DatabarStackedBarcodeWriteOptions Dim value As Boolean instance.UseXModule = value value = instance.UseXModule
[CategoryAttribute(" Size")] [DescriptionAttribute("If true, use XModule. Otherwise, the size of the barcode will be calculated to fit the bounds.")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DisplayNameAttribute("Use XModule")] public bool UseXModule {get; set;}
ObjectiveC Syntax
Java Syntax
CategoryAttribute(" Size") DescriptionAttribute("If true, use XModule. Otherwise, the size of the barcode will be calculated to fit the bounds.") DefaultValueAttribute() DisplayNameAttribute("Use XModule") get_UseXModule();
set_UseXModule(value);
[CategoryAttribute(" Size")] [DescriptionAttribute("If true, use XModule. Otherwise, the size of the barcode will be calculated to fit the bounds.")] [DefaultValueAttribute()] [DisplayNameAttribute("Use XModule")] public: property bool UseXModule { bool get(); void set ( bool value); }
When the value of UseXModule is set to false, then the smallest module size is calculated from the size of the barcode data (BarcodeData.Bounds).
When the value of UseXModule is set to true, then the smallest module size is set in XModule and the barcode data size may be used as a "clipping" boundary.
For more information, refer to Writing Barcodes - Bounds and XModule.
For an example, refer to GS1DatabarStackedBarcodeWriteOptions.
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2