DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64
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The DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64 allows an application to use a callback function that will receive the errors generated by DTWAIN functions.
DTWAIN_BOOL DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64 (
Parameters lpProc A pointer to a function that will be called whenever a DTWAIN error is generated, or NULL to turn off the callback mechanism. userData A 64-bit user-defined data value that will be sent along with the error value.
Return Values TRUE if successful, FALSE otherwise.
Comments DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64 allows an application to use a callback function for error generated by the DTWAIN library. The errors are ones usually generated when calling a DTWAIN function, where any errors can be retrieved by calling DTWAIN_GetLastError.
The DTWAIN_ERROR_PROC64 is a function pointer with the following prototype:
LONG CALLBACK DTWAINErrorrProc64(LONG errorValue, LONG64 userData);
where errorValue is the error value, and userData is the original userData that was passed when DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64 was called. The callback function should return a value of 1. Note that currently, DTWAIN ignores the return value, but this may change in future versions of DTWAIN.
The DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64 can be used in conjunction with DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback, with the only difference being that DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback allows only a 32-bit user defined value. An application can use both DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback and DTWAIN_SetErrorCallback64, since both functions use separate callbacks. TWAIN State Transitions None.
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