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Hello Crosslight Support,
I was just playing around with the Barcode Service sample on iOS.
Latest stable Crosslight and Xamarin.
As barcode formats "QRCode", "Code93" and "Pdf417" are set.
When I scan a QRCode and a PDF417 code were recognized correctly, but it takes quite some time.
When I scan Code93, I receive 00000000 as result. When I scan Code39 I receive a correct result. I tested with other barcode formats and I received correct results as well.
I am wondering why I receive results for barcode formats which I did not included in the "PossibleFormats". Is this the way it should work?
Why does the scan of Code93 return 00000000? I am sure I try to scan a correct barcode.
Is it possible that all barcode formats where scanned though not all formats are defined as "PossibleFormats". This would explain why the scan is a bit slow.
I haven't tested it but the same behaviour may occur on Android as well.
Thanks for your feedback.
Thomas
Hello Arief,
you were absolutely right. I did not uncomment the "Scan" overload with the "options" parameter. After doing this, it worked as intended.
I don't know why, but trying again to scan the Code93 barcode worked. Sorry, for that.
Thanks,
Any news about this issue?
Hi Thomas,For the first issue i think it is because your forget to uncomment the sample it should be like this://Task<string> result = service.Scan();// Task<string> result = service.Scan(options);Task<string> result = service.Scan(format); // Task<string> result = service.Scan("Header Text","Footer Text",format);
Can you send us the barcode that resulting in 00000000, maybe i can help test and inform it to our developer. As far as i know usually this kind of thing happening because different density in each barcode, more density means more time to extract information.Hope that his will helps!
Hi Thomas,I also don't aware with the "Scan" overload haha..., I blame this to our sneaky developer though ;)Feel free to ask us if you have more questions!
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