wiasParseEndorserString function (wiamdef.h)
The wiasParseEndorserString function parses an endorser string, replacing WIA service-defined and vendor-defined tokens in the string with values associated with those tokens.
Syntax
HRESULT wiasParseEndorserString(
[in] BYTE *pWiasContext,
LONG lFlags,
[out, optional] WIAS_ENDORSER_INFO *pInfo,
[out] BSTR *pOutputString
);
Parameters
[in] pWiasContext
Pointer to a WIA Item context (the context of the item containing the WIA_DPS_ENDORSER_STRING property (described in the Microsoft Windows SDK documentation)).
lFlags
Reserved for system use and should be set to 0.
[out, optional] pInfo
Pointer to a WIAS_ENDORSER_INFO structure containing the page count and a list of custom token/value pairs. Can be NULL.
[out] pOutputString
Pointer to a memory location that receives the address of the parsed endorser string. If *pOutputString is non-NULL on entry, then the function assumes that the caller allocated the buffer; otherwise the WIA service will allocate it. Note that the WIA service assumes the maximum resultant endorser string is MAX_PATH (defined in stdlib.h) characters long. If the driver expects the string to be longer, it should allocate the buffer itself. If the caller allocates the buffer, it must initialize the contents of the buffer to zero before using this function.
Return value
On success, the function returns S_OK.
If the function fails, it returns a standard COM error or one of the WIA error codes.
Remarks
An application sets the WIA_DPS_ENDORSER_STRING property to a string that can contain the WIA service-defined tokens $DATE$, $TIME$, $PAGE_COUNT$, $DAY$, $MONTH$, and $YEAR$, as well as vendor-defined tokens. After a driver calls wiasParseEndorserString, the string pointed to by pOutputString contains a copy of the string in WIA_DPS_ENDORSER_STRING property, but with any tokens replaced by the values the tokens represent. For example, if the application set the endorser string to "This page was scanned on $DATE$", and the current date was October 1, 2000, the resulting output string would be "This page was scanned on 2000/10/1".
The list of standard WIA endorser tokens can be found in wiadef.h.
Drivers can request that wiasParseEndorserString substitute values for vendor-defined tokens by filling out a WIAS_ENDORSER_VALUE structure for each token/value pair, and packaging all of these structures in a WIAS_ENDORSER_INFO structure. The following example shows how this function can be used.
HRESULT hr = S_OK;
BSTR bstrResultingEndorser = NULL;
WIAS_ENDORSER_VALUE aMyTokens[] = {L"$MY_TOKEN$", L"My value"};
WIAS_ENDORSER_INFO Info = {0, 1, aMyTokens};
hr = wiasParseEndorserString(pWiasContext, 0,
&Info, &bstrResultingEndorser);
Assuming that the WIA_DPS_ENDORSER_STRING property contains "This is $MY_TOKEN$", and that the call to wiasParseEndorserString was successful, bstrResultingEndorser will now contain "This is My value".
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Target Platform | Desktop |
| Header | wiamdef.h (include Wiamdef.h) |
| Library | Wiaservc.lib |
| DLL | Wiaservc.dll |