DCO properties
You can use DCO properties to access or modify the names and values of DCO objects, including documents, pages, fields, and characters. You can also use DCO properties to modify metadata, which includes confidence levels, IDs, types, statuses, and variables. Generally, you use the properties to pass values to methods that complete actions on the associated objects.
- AltConfidenceString property
The AltConfidenceString property sets or gets the confidence level of characters in the field value. - AltText property
The AltText property sets or gets the alternative character data that is associated with a field. You use this property with multiple-pass verification tasks and when you need to display alternative text options to an operator. - CharConfidence property
The CharConfidence property sets or gets the confidence level of the value of a character. - CharValue property
The CharValue property sets or gets the data value of a character, which can be a digit in a multiple-digit number or a single character in a string. You can use this property to search for or assign a value to a character in a field. - ConfidenceString property
The ConfidenceString property sets or gets the confidence values for the primary character data in a field object. - ID property
The ID property sets or gets the unique identifier of an object, which can be a batch, document, or page. - ImageName property
The ImageName property sets or gets the full path and the file name of the image file that is associated with a page object. You can use this property when you are modifying the order of pages in a batch. - Status property
The Status property sets or gets the status of an object. The status is a numerical value that indicates success, failure, error, problem, or other status that depends on the type of object. For example, you can use this property to locate pages with a status of 1, which indicates that there was a problem during the page identification task. - Text property
The Text property sets or gets the primary character data that is associated with a field. - Type property
The Type property sets or gets the object name. You can use this property to search for document types or page types in a batch and change the name of the object. - Variable property
The Variable property sets or gets the value of a named variable. You can use this property when you first need to obtain a value that you pass afterward to another variable or object, such as a field. - XML property
The XML property sets or gets the XML file that is associated with an object. You can use this property to populate a run time object from the Setup DCO file and assign the XML file to a variable.
Parent topic: DCO APIs