Re: [libdmtx-open_discussion] (no subject)

[Mike L. <mi...@dr...>]

Hi Emmet,

dmtxread doesn't have detailed XML output yet, although we hope to get there
in the future. The closest thing right now is the --verbose (or -v) option,
which can be used like this:

C:\dmtxread.exe -v image.png


As far as writing to a file, you will need to use a redirect on the command
line like this:

C:\dmtxread.exe -v image.png > myfile.txt


I'm pretty sure that will work on DOS, although I don't have easy access to
a Windows/DOS system at the moment to confirm. Please let us know if this
doesn't work for you and we'll try to figure something out.

Mike


On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Emmet McPoland <emc...@ho...>wrote:

>  I hate emailing people like this
>
> however ive been trying to get dmtxread to output a file of the
> information, in xml format or any other format
> this is possible
>
> btw im using windows standalone version (for now, will probably integrate
> it into my own program)
> great work btw
>
> Thanks
> Emmet
>
>
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