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QuietZone Property

Summary

Gets or sets the quiet zone value when writing an Aztec barcode.

Syntax

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Java
Objective-C
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C++
[DefaultValueAttribute()] 
[DescriptionAttribute("The number of free of all marking pixels that will be added per side when writing Aztec Code")] 
[DisplayNameAttribute("Quiet Zone")] 
[CategoryAttribute("        Options")] 
public int QuietZone {get; set;} 
<DefaultValueAttribute()> 
<DescriptionAttribute("The number of free of all marking pixels that will be added per side when writing Aztec Code")> 
<DisplayNameAttribute("Quiet Zone")> 
<CategoryAttribute("     Options")> 
Public Property QuietZone As Integer 
[DefaultValueAttribute()] 
[DescriptionAttribute("The number of free of all marking pixels that will be added per side when writing Aztec Code")] 
[DisplayNameAttribute("Quiet Zone")] 
[CategoryAttribute("        Options")] 
public int QuietZone {get; set;} 
@property (nonatomic, assign) NSInteger quietZone 
public int getQuietZone() 
public void setQuietZone(int value) 
             
DefaultValueAttribute() 
DescriptionAttribute("The number of free of all marking pixels that will be added per side when writing Aztec Code") 
DisplayNameAttribute("Quiet Zone") 
CategoryAttribute("     Options") 
  
get_QuietZone(); 
set_QuietZone(value); 
Object.defineProperty('QuietZone');  
[DefaultValueAttribute()] 
[DescriptionAttribute("The number of free of all marking pixels that will be added per side when writing Aztec Code")] 
[DisplayNameAttribute("Quiet Zone")] 
[CategoryAttribute("        Options")] 
public: 
property int QuietZone { 
   int get(); 
   void set (    int ); 
} 

Property Value

An Int32 to be used when writing an Aztec barcode. The default value is 0.

Remarks

The quiet zone is optional.

Example

For an example, refer to AztecBarcodeWriteOptions.

Requirements

Target Platforms

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