FileInfoFlags Enumeration

File

File: dtsearch.h

Syntax

C++

enum FileInfoFlags { fiDocumentOK = 0x0000, fiEncrypted = 0x0001, fiEmpty = 0x0002, fiContainer = 0x0004, fiBinary = 0x0008, fiCorrupt = 0x0010, fiPartiallyEncrypted = 0x0020, fiPartiallyCorrupt = 0x0040, fiOutOfMemory = 0x0080, fiOpenFailed = 0x0100, fiFilteredBinary = 0x0200, fiImageOnly = 0x0400 };

Members

Members	Description
fiDocumentOK = 0x0000	The document was successfully indexed.
fiEncrypted = 0x0001	The document is encrypted.
fiEmpty = 0x0002	The document contains no text.
fiContainer = 0x0004	The document is a container.
fiBinary = 0x0008	The document has an unrecognized file format.
fiCorrupt = 0x0010	The document has a recognized file format but is corrupt.
fiPartiallyEncrypted = 0x0020	A portion of the document is encrypted.
fiPartiallyCorrupt = 0x0040	A portion of the document is corrupt.
fiOutOfMemory = 0x0080	There was insufficient memory to process the document.
fiOpenFailed = 0x0100	The document could not be opened due to a file open failure.
fiFilteredBinary = 0x0200	The document is in an unrecognized format and is being indexed using the binary filtering algorithm.
fiImageOnly = 0x0400	The document contains images without text, other than metadata and annotations. This flag can be used to detect image-only PDF files, but it is not a perfect indicator because a file could need OCR and still have some text in it. For example, a PDF file may have one page with text and 10 pages of scanned images, or it may have scanned images and a bit of text (but not the text of the scanned images) on each page.

Group

Enumerations

Description

Values for dtsFileInfo and dtsIndexProgressInfo.fileFlags (C++) and IndexFileInfo (.NET, Java)