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WiaItemFlag enumeration

Supplies the bits that make up an Item's type. You can test an Item's type by using the AND operation with Item.Properties("Item Flags") and a member from the WiaItemFlag enumeration.

Members

Member Description Value
FreeItemFlag The item is uninitialized or has been deleted.
0x0
ImageItemFlag The item is an image file. Only valid for items that also have the FileItemFlag flag set.
0x1
FileItemFlag The item is a file.
0x2
FolderItemFlag The item is a folder.
0x4
RootItemFlag Identifies the root item in the device.
0x8
AnalyzeItemFlag This item supports the Analyze method.
0x10
AudioItemFlag The item is an audio file. Only valid for items that also have the FileItemFlag flag set.
0x20
DeviceItemFlag The item represents a connected device.
0x40
DeletedItemFlag The item is marked as deleted.
0x80
DisconnectedItemFlag The item represents a disconnected device.
0x100
HPanoramaItemFlag The item represents a horizontal panoramic image.
0x200
VPanoramaItemFlag The item represents a vertical panoramic image.
0x400
BurstItemFlag Images in this folder were taken in a continuous time sequence. Only valid for items that also have the FolderItemFlag flag set.
0x800
StorageItemFlag The item represents a storage medium.
0x1000
TransferItemFlag The item can be transferred.
0x2000
GeneratedItemFlag This item was created and does not correspond to an item in a device.
0x4000
HasAttachmentsItemFlag The item has file attachments.
0x8000
VideoItemFlag The item represents streaming video.
0x10000
RemovedItemFlag The item has been removed from the device.
0x80000000

Remarks

An Item's type provides more information about exactly what kind of imaging device item the Item object is associated with.

For example code, see Count Root Level Images for Transfer in Shared Samples.

Requirements

Minimum supported client
Windows Vista [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server
Windows Server 2003 R2 [desktop apps only]
Header
Wiaaut.h
IDL
Wiaaut.idl