BarcodePickerExternalActivity Class Reference

Inherits BarcodePickerActivity.

Public Member Functions
void	didScan (ScanSession session)

Protected Member Functions
void	setupScanUIFromIntent (BarcodePicker picker, Intent intent)

Detailed Description

Barcode Picker Activity that can be configured through an intent by passing an app key as well as a secondary app key.

Sample Usage

The following code shows how to start the BarcodePickerActivity to scan a retail code (UPCA, EAN13, EAN8, UPCE):

Intent launchIntent = new Intent(MyActivity.this, BarcodePickerActivity.class);
launchIntent.putExtra("appKey", "Your Scandit BarcodeScanner App Key Goes Here");
launchIntent.putExtra("secondaryAppKey", "Your secondary Scandit BarcodeScanner App Key Goes Here");
launchIntent.putExtra("enabledSymbologies", new int[] {
   Barcode.SYMBOLOGY_EAN13,
   Barcode.SYMBOLOGY_EAN8,
   Barcode.SYMBOLOGY_UPCA,
   Barcode.SYMBOLOGY_UPCE
});
// start activity and listen for result.
startActivityForResult(launchIntent, 42);

Member Function Documentation

void setupScanUIFromIntent ( BarcodePicker  picker, Intent  intent  )

protectedinherited

Uses the configuration options in the intent to setup the scan UI.

You can override this method to further customize the scan UI.

Parameters

picker	the picker to configure.
intent	the intent used to launch the activity.

void didScan ( ScanSession  session )

inherited

Called whenever a new barcode has been successfully recognized.

Newly recognized codes are available as ScanSession.getNewlyRecognizedCodes(). When didScan callback is invoked, there is always at least one new code available.

The callback is invoked in the thread running the barcode recognition engine. This means, any change to the graphical user interface will have to be moved to the UI thread. Likewise, Since the callback blocks the engine, any expensive calculation should be posted to a Handler.

When no more codes should be scanned, call ScanSession.stopScanning, when the scan session should be paused, call ScanSession.pauseScanning. Calling these two methods is preferred over calling BarcodePicker.stopScanning and BarcodePicker.pauseScanning, as it will immediately stop/pause the scanning.

Note, it is only safe to access the session object inside the didScan callback, but you can safely store the lists of barcodes returned by ScanSession.getAllRecognizedCodes and ScanSession.getNewlyRecognizedCodes

Parameters

session

current scan session

See also

ScanSettings.setCodeDuplicateFilter

ScanSettings.setCodeCachingDuration

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• BarcodePickerExternalActivity.java