ImageGear for C and C++ on Windows v21.0 - Updated
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    Load the Currently-Selected Scanner Driver
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    The toolkit has facilities for letting the user select and configure a scanner from among all installed scanner drivers. Selecting a driver does not load it for the application to use. So, how does the application load the currently-selected scanner driver?

    The function IG_ISIS_drv_get_scan_name() provides an easy solution.

    IG_ISIS_drv_get_scan_name() retrieves and fills in the currently-selected scanner by reading the [Scanner] section of the SETSCAN.INI file. If no scanner is currently selected, IG_ISIS_drv_get_scan_name will return IG_ISIS_ERR_NOCURSCANNER .

    If no name is set and the hWnd parameter is not zero, the toolkit attempts to establish a current scanner by calling IG_ISIS_drv_set_scan_name() and displaying the Select Scanner dialog box.

    The following program fragment shows how to load and unload the currently-selected driver.

     
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    HISISDRV hDriver;
    char lpcDriverName[255];
    
    IG_ISIS_drv_get_scan_name(hWnd or 0, lpcDriverName);
    IG_ISIS_drv_load((char FAR *)0, lpcDriverName, &hDriver, 0);
    IG_ISIS_drv_init(hDriver, lpcDriverName, 0);
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    /* The driver may now be used by referencing &hDriver */
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    IG_ISIS_drv_unload(hDriver);