DocumentParserParseDocumentPageRange Method (String, String, String, OutputFormat, CSVOptions)
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Process a part of the document.
Namespace:ByteScout.DocumentParserAssembly: ByteScout.DocumentParser (in ByteScout.DocumentParser.dll) Version: 6.4.1.617-master
Syntax
public bool ParseDocumentPageRange( string inputFileName, string ranges, string outputFileName, OutputFormat outputFormat = OutputFormat.JSON, CSVOptions csvOptions = null )
Parameters
- inputFileName
- Type: SystemString
Input document file name. - ranges
- Type: SystemString
Comma-separated list of page ranges in form "0-3,5,7-8,10-". Page indices are 0-based. Ending "-" means "to the last page". You can also use inverted page numbers adding '!' before the number. E.g. "!0" means "the last page", "1-!1" means "from the second to the penultimate page", "!1-" - last two pages". - outputFileName
- Type: SystemString
Output file name. - outputFormat (Optional)
- Type: ByteScout.DocumentParserOutputFormat
Output format. - csvOptions (Optional)
- Type: ByteScout.DocumentParserCSVOptions
CSV format options.
Return Value
Type: BooleanReturns true if the document is matched a template and parsed successfully; otherwise false.
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