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BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData Class Reference

This class provides the details of a letter so that the server can calculate a cost to be presented to the user. More...

Properties

bool IsSimplex [get, set]
 Is the print job going to be printed in simplex or duplex mode. True means simplex, false means duplex More...
 
bool IsMonochrome [get, set]
 Is the print job going to be printed in monochrome or colour. More...
 
int LetterCount [get, set]
 How many distinct letters with valid addresses are in the print job More...
 
int OverriddenLetterCount [get, set]
 How many distinct letters with overridden addresses are in the print job. More...
 
int [] PageCountsPerLetter [get, set]
 An Array containing the distinct side counts for each letter. If the letter is single or regular, then there need only be a single entry containing the number of sides in one of the letters. This will be multiplied by the number of letters to get a total. More...
 

Detailed Description

This class provides the details of a letter so that the server can calculate a cost to be presented to the user.

Property Documentation

◆ IsMonochrome

bool BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData.IsMonochrome
getset

Is the print job going to be printed in monochrome or colour.

◆ IsSimplex

bool BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData.IsSimplex
getset

Is the print job going to be printed in simplex or duplex mode. True means simplex, false means duplex

◆ LetterCount

int BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData.LetterCount
getset

How many distinct letters with valid addresses are in the print job

◆ OverriddenLetterCount

int BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData.OverriddenLetterCount
getset

How many distinct letters with overridden addresses are in the print job.

◆ PageCountsPerLetter

int [] BriefYourMarket.Service.LetterData.PageCountsPerLetter
getset

An Array containing the distinct side counts for each letter. If the letter is single or regular, then there need only be a single entry containing the number of sides in one of the letters. This will be multiplied by the number of letters to get a total.


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