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===<big>begin</big> ===
===<big>begin</big> ===
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_begin()</syntaxhighlight >
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_begin()</syntaxhighlight >
Prepare to print, the app should print data after this funciton.
Prepare to print, the app should print data after this function.
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===<big>end</big> ===
===<big>end</big> ===
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_end()</syntaxhighlight >
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_end()</syntaxhighlight >
End to print,the begin and end apis are pair operations.
End to print,the begin and end API are pair operations.
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=== <big>close</big> ===
=== <big>close</big> ===
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_close()</syntaxhighlight >
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_close()</syntaxhighlight >
Close the device.The open and close apis are pair operations. If you don’t want to use the device, you should call close to release the device.
Close the device.The open and close API are pair operations. If you don’t want to use the device, you should call close to release the device.
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=== <big>query_status</big> ===
=== <big>query_status</big> ===
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_query_status()</syntaxhighlight >
   <syntaxhighlight lang="c">int printer_query_status()</syntaxhighlight >
Query the status of the printer.This api should be used inner open and close, but not inner begin and end.
Query the status of the printer.This API should be used inner open and close, but not inner begin and end.
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| int || The result code, == 1, has paper; == 0, success; <0 [[Error_code|error code]].
| int || The result code, '''== 1: has paper'''; '''== 0: success'''; <0 [[Error_code|error code]].
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===<big>write</big> ===
===<big>write</big> ===
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| int || The result code, >= 0, write success, the data length of writed; <0 [[Error_code|error code]].
| int || The result code, >= 0, write success, the data length of wrote; <0 [[Error_code|error code]].
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=== read ===
=== read ===
=== query_voltage ===
=== query_voltage ===

Latest revision as of 09:03, 11 July 2019

API Overview

The calling sequence is open>query_status>begin>write>end>close. Please notice that:

  • write method is used for printing content.
  • print content should be between begin method and end method.
  • query_status should be between open method and close method, but should not be between begin method and end method

open

int printer_open()

Open the printer device.This operation should be used before other operations.

Returns
int The result code, >= 0, success; <0 error code.


begin

int printer_begin()

Prepare to print, the app should print data after this function.

Returns
int The result code, >= 0, success; <0 error code.


end

int printer_end()

End to print,the begin and end API are pair operations.

Returns
int The result code, >= 0, success; <0 error code.


close

int printer_close()

Close the device.The open and close API are pair operations. If you don’t want to use the device, you should call close to release the device.

Returns
int The result code, >= 0, success; <0 error code.


query_status

int printer_query_status()

Query the status of the printer.This API should be used inner open and close, but not inner begin and end.

Returns
int The result code, == 1: has paper; == 0: success; <0 error code.

write

int printer_write(unsigned char* pData, int nDataLength)

Write data to the device. The data can be String, Bitmap data or ESC Commands.

Parameters
pData unsigned char*: data or ESC command
nDataLength int:Length of data
Returns
int The result code, >= 0, write success, the data length of wrote; <0 error code.

read

query_voltage