MLKitBarcodeScanning Framework Reference
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BarcodeAddress
class BarcodeAddress : NSObject
An address.
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Formatted address, containing multiple lines when appropriate.
The parsing of address formats is quite limited. Typically all address information will appear on
the first address line. To handle addresses better, it is recommended to parse the raw data. The
raw data is available in Barcode‘s rawValue property.
Declaration
Swift
var addressLines: [String]? { get }
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Last updated 2024-07-10 UTC.
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