C++:	int Blk_GetBarcodeRect(HBLK BlkObj, int BarcodeInd, int* Xpos, int* Ypos, int* Width, int* Height)
C#:	int Blk_GetBarcodeRect(int BlkObj, int BarcodeInd, out int Xpos, out int Ypos, out int Width, out int Height)
Visual Basic:	Function Blk_GetBarcodeRect(ByVal BlkObj As Integer, ByVal BarcodeInd As Integer, ByRef Xpos As Integer, ByRef Ypos As Integer, ByRef Width As Integer, ByRef Height As Integer) As Integer
Java:	int Blk_GetBarcodeRect(HBLK BlkObj, int BarcodeInd, NSInt Xpos, NSInt Ypos, NSInt Width, NSInt Height)
Delphi:	function Blk_GetBarcodeRect(BlkObj:HBLK; BarcodeInd:integer; out Xpos:integer; out Ypos:integer; out Width:integer; out Height:integer):integer

Retrieves the bounding rectangle of the specified barcode.

	BlkObj [IN] – the Block object. You can also specify the Image object if you want to work with the global list of barcodes for the entire image.
	BarcodeInd [IN] – the barcode index.
	Xpos [OUT] – the address of the variable that will get the X coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle, in pixels.
	Ypos [OUT] – the address of the variable that will get the Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the rectangle, in pixels.
	Width [OUT] – the address of the variable that will get the width of the rectangle, in pixels.
	Height [OUT] – the address of the variable that will get the height of the rectangle, in pixels.

Zero if success, otherwise an error code.

The OCRSTEP_OCR step must be executed before calling this function.
For the best recognition quality, the rescaling and deskewing algorithms are applied to the original image at the OCRSTEP_PREFILTERS step. This function returns the position and size for the final image. To get the position/size for the original image, use the Img_CalcPointPosition function to convert coordinates.

See the sample code for the Blk_GetBarcodeCnt function.