@rdlabo/capacitor-brotherprint 6.4.4 → 7.0.0-0

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/PrintSettingsViewController.h

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-//
-//  PrintSettingsViewController.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 8/8/12.
-//  Copyright (c) 2012 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-//  The PrintSettingsViewController class is the SUPERCLASS of each of the
-//  model-specific view controller classes.
-//
-//  You should NEVER instantiate an object of this superclass. Instead, instantiate
-//  an object of the model-specific subclass, e.g. PJ673PrintSettingsViewController.
-
-#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/PrintSettings.h>
-
-// The following mask constants allow customizing the options available in the PrintSettingsViewController.
-// Combine these using the OR (|) operator to select only the options you want to be available.
-// Set these into the property named "showSettingsOptionMask".
-typedef enum
-{
-    // NOTE: Not all options will be available for all printer models.
-    // If an unsupported option is added to the mask, it will be ignored.
-
-    // Printer Connection Settings
-    kShowSettingsOption_ChannelType    = 0x00000001,
-    kShowSettingsOption_IPAddress      = 0x00000002,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Bluetooth      = 0x00000004,
-    // Printer-specific settings
-    kShowSettingsOption_PaperSize      = 0x00000008,
-    kShowSettingsOption_PaperType      = 0x00000010,
-    kShowSettingsOption_FormFeedMode   = 0x00000020,
-    kShowSettingsOption_ExtraFeed      = 0x00000040,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Density        = 0x00000080,
-    // General Settings
-    kShowSettingsOption_ScaleMode      = 0x00000100,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Orientation    = 0x00000200,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Margins        = 0x00000400,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Halftone       = 0x00000800,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Threshold      = 0x00001000,
-    kShowSettingsOption_Invert         = 0x00002000,
-
-    // PJ7 model-specific settings not handled by above options
-    kShowSettingsOption_RollCase       = 0x00004000,
-    kShowSettingsOption_PrintSpeed     = 0x00008000,
-
-    // RJ42 model-specific settings not handled by above options
-    // NOTE: This is now in genericMLM class, but only RJ42 seems to need it.
-    kShowSettingsOption_CoolingDelayEnabled = 0x00010000,
-    
-    // TD-4550DNWB and TD2a model-specific settings not handled by above options
-    kShowSettingsOption_Cutter = 0x00020000,
-
-    // TD2a model-specific settings not handled by above options
-    kShowSettingsOption_Resolution = 0x00040000,
-
-    // ViewController Settings
-    // Normally, the TableView uses 3 sections. However, depending on the combination
-    // of settings added, it may look better with only a single section.
-    kShowSettingsOption_SingleSection   = 0x80000000,
-    
-} SETTINGS_OPTIONS_MASK;
-
-//*********************************************************************
-// PrintSettingsResponder PROTOCOL
-// NOTE: Perhaps a better way to implement this would be using NSNotificationCenter.
-// But, for now we will use with this approach.
-/*
- A class that uses a PrintSettingsViewController is a PrintSettingsResponder.
-
- You are required to do 3 things if you implement this protocol:
- --------------------------------------------------------------
- 1. Set the "printSettingsDelegate" property in the PrintSettingsViewController class
- object in order to receive the printSettingsDidChange notification. Since
- each PrintSettingsViewController implements the PrintSettingsSetter protocol, each
- of the model-specific ViewControllers will have this property.
- 
- 2. Implement the printSettingsDidChange function.
- 
- 3. Implement the searchingForPrinterDidChange function.
- This is a CRITICAL new callback method for apps that display PrintSettingsVC in a POPOVER control for iPad.
- If user is searching for printers via the IPAddressViewController,
- 
- SDK Users:
- ---------
- You should implement this protocol if you choose to display any of the
- model-specific PrintSettingsViewControllers built-in to the SDK, but only if you 
- care to be notified when any of the settings are changed by the controller, 
- -OR- (NEW) if you allow the Search feature to be available and you show the PrintSettingsVC
- in a POPOVER control, to prevent the popover from being dismissed when search is active.
- 
- For example, you can allow the view controller to change the print settings,
- and you can pass the new settings to the BMSPrinterDriver when you need to
- use them. In this case, you do not need to implement this protocol.
- 
- However, you may want to "savePreferences" when any of the settings change, 
- as the SDK will not do this automatically. In this case, you do need to
- implement this protocol to call the savePreferences API in your implementation
- of the printSettingsDidChange API.
- */
-//*********************************************************************
-@protocol PrintSettingsResponder
-- (void)printSettingsDidChange;
-- (void)searchingForPrinterDidChange:(BOOL)isSearching;
-@end
-
-
-//*********************************************************************
-// PrintSettingsSetter PROTOCOL
-/*
- A ViewController that modifies print settings is a PrintSettingsSetter.
- It will call the printSettingsDidChange function that will be implemented by the
- object class specified in the printSettingsDelegate property, which is a 
- PrintSettingsResponder. 
- NOTE: It is OK to set this to "nil" if your class does not want to
- be notified when the settings change.
- 
- This protocol is for SDK Designers only. 
- SDK Users do NOT need to implement this protocol.
- */
-//*********************************************************************
-@protocol PrintSettingsSetter
-@property (assign, nonatomic) id <PrintSettingsResponder> printSettingsDelegate;
-@end
-
-
-//*********************************************************************
-// PrintSettingsViewController INTERFACE
-//
-// DO NOT INSTANTIATE an object of this class.
-// ALWAYS INSTANTIATE a model-specific object, e.g. PJ673PrintSettingsViewController.
-//
-// This is essentially an ABSTRACT class that does nothing on its own.
-//
-// NOTE: You can use a generic variable of the PrintSettingsViewController class to contain
-// the model-specific instantiation, and this reference which will have access to the
-// following properties/methods.
-//*********************************************************************
-@interface PrintSettingsViewController : UITableViewController <PrintSettingsSetter, PrintSettingsResponder>
-{
-    // ivars needed during subclass init, defining here allows subclasses to access ivar directly without setter.
-    BOOL _showPrinterSearchButton;
-    
-    // these two will combine constants defined by enum SETTINGS_OPTIONS_MASK
-    // They allow ISV to customize the setting options available in the ViewController
-    unsigned int _showSettingsOptionMask;
-    unsigned int _supportedOptions; // read only, specific for each printer model
-}
-
-//*** PrintSettingsSetter protocol
-@property (assign, nonatomic) id <PrintSettingsResponder> printSettingsDelegate;
-
-//*** PrintSettingsResponder protocol
-- (void)printSettingsDidChange;
-
-//*** The following properties are defined in this super-class so they are available
-// to an APP that stores the printer-specific object into a generic super-class object
-// and then wishes to modify these properties.
-@property (nonatomic, retain) PrintSettings *printSettings;
-
-// Allows SDK User to modify the default tableview properties
-@property (nonatomic, assign) CGSize popoverSize;
-@property (nonatomic, assign) int rowHeight;
-@property (nonatomic, assign) int fontSize;
-@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat section0HeaderSize;
-@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat otherSectionHeaderSize;
-@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat sectionFooterSize;
-
-
-
-//*** These 2 properties allow customizing the IPAddressHelpViewController.
-// * showIPAddressHelpButton is passed through to the IPAddressViewController to decide
-// whether to show the Help Button at all.
-// * IPAddressHelpFileName is passed thru to the IPAddressHelpViewController.
-// This allows SDK User to change the Help File displayed, if desired.
-// The file MUST be a "pdf" file (with lower-case file extension in the actual file),
-// and you MUST omit the ".pdf" from the filename specified in this property.
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showIPAddressHelpButton;
-@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *IPAddressHelpFileName;
-
-// Allows SDK User to modify the settings options displayed in the tableview.
-// c.f. SETTINGS_OPTIONS_MASK enum for these two properties!
-@property (nonatomic, assign) unsigned int showSettingsOptionMask;
-// READONLY property. Value will be set by the subclass. SDK User can NOT change it.
-@property (readonly, nonatomic, assign) unsigned int supportedOptions;
-
-// By default, the Search button will be available on the IPAddressViewController for all models EXCEPT PJ673,
-// which does not support the search feature. This property allows SDK user to hide the search button if desired.
-// NOTE: This same property is used for the Search button on the BluetoothViewController too!!
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showPrinterSearchButton;
-// New in SDK 2.1.1. Default is YES, which means that an IPv6 address format will be returned by the
-// "IPAddress Search" instead of IPv4 format, but only if IPv6 address is available.  It will only be
-// available when connected by Infrastructure Mode to an IPv6-only network, which is not a typical use mode.
-// If for some reason you don't want this behavior, i.e. you only want to see IPv4 formatted addresses,
-// this property is provided to allow you to override the default behavior. However, beware that Apple
-// **MAY** require the IPv6 format address, based on their new (June 1, 2016) IPv6 policy.
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL showIPv6AddressIfAvailable;
-
-
-
-// NOTE: subclasses MUST set these in their init method to model-specific values
-@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *mainTitle; // ViewController title
-@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *section1Title; // main TableView section1 title
-
-@end
-

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2050PrintSettings.h

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-//
-//  RJ2050PrintSettings.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings.h>
-
-
-@interface RJ2050PrintSettings : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings <PrintSettingsDelegate>
-
-// These definitions are provided for information only. DO NOT MODIFY!
-// spec section 4.3.1 Resolution
-#define RJ2050_RESOLUTION_HORZ 203
-#define RJ2050_RESOLUTION_VERT 203
-// spec section 4.3.6 Raster Line
-#define RJ2050_HEADSIZEDOTS 432
-// spec section "Select compression mode" command
-// NOTE: This should be same as HEADSIZEDOTS/8. And, it should be same as the # of decompressed bytes.
-#define RJ2050_MAX_COMPRESS_LENGTH 54
-
-// NOT in spec. *** Used Windows Printer Driver as reference ***
-// NOTE: MAXPAPERWIDTH DOES exceed HEADSIZEDOTS!!
-#define RJ2050_MIN_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (0.47F * RJ2050_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 95
-#define RJ2050_MAX_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (2.28F * RJ2050_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 462.
-// spec section 4.3.4 Maximum and Minimum Lengths
-#define RJ2050_MIN_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 96
-#define RJ2050_MAX_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 7992
-// spec section 4.3.3 Feed Amount
-#ifdef OLD
-// IMPORTANT NOTE: For LABEL papertype ONLY, we allow the MIN marginlengthdots to be set to 0.
-// That is, this MIN value here is ignored when papertype = label is specified.
-// Consider the case of a 1.0x0.5" label. A min margin of 0.12" will take up half of the printable length!!
-// This is why we will allow the margin to be set to 0 in this case.
-// Beware that some labels might clip the top if this is set to 0. But, other settings can be tweaked to
-// make it work (such as by setting a larger paperlength and setting the top margin to non-zero.)
-#define RJ2050_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 24
-
-#else
-// Allow 0 now for continuous roll too, as the Esc iUw command generated from this can affect AirPrint.
-// However, if this is 0, then the Esc id command will send 0 too. And, the printer may not eject the page
-// enough at the end. So, I am introducing the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS definition now, so that if current marginLengthDots
-// is LESS than MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS, we will send Esc id command using the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value instead.
-// Otherwise, the Esc id command will use the marginLengthDots value as it has in the past.
-//
-// NOTE: If this occurs, the final paper length after tear off will be up to 1/4" longer than the
-// specified paperLengthDots, because the print data will be (up to) the entire paper length, and then the
-// PAGEFEEDDOTS will be added to the final paper length. If you need a specific paperlength, then make sure
-// that marginLengthDots is >= MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS.
-//
-#define RJ2050_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 0
-// v2.3.0 UPDATE: Instead of forcing this MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value on EVERY page, which essentially PREVENTS a "no gap"
-// solution if the FW actually supports it, now we only force it on the LAST page, allowing a 0-margin between pages
-// in case the FW allows it. But, we will force this on the LAST page, to assure the FW will eject the page to tear off
-// in case it doesn't automatically behave that way.
-#define RJ2050_MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS_LASTPAGE 24
-
-#endif
-
-#define RJ2050_MAX_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 1015
-// Arbitrarily restrict extraFeed to 11" at 203 dpi. There is no reason to be larger.
-#define RJ2050_MAX_EXTRAFEEDDOTS (11*RJ2050_RESOLUTION_VERT)
-
-//*** IMPORTANT ***
-// SDK Users:
-// You should NEVER instantiate an object of the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class.
-// Instead, you should instantiate one of the model-specific subclasses (i.e. RJ2050PrintSettings).
-//
-// For a list of important properties in the settings that your application needs to set,
-// refer to the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings superclass.
-
-// SDK Designers:
-// The GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class handles all the important work.
-// This subclass only needs to provide the model-specific data to the generic class.
-
-//*** ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES not handled by GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL invert180degrees;
-
-@end

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2050PrintSettingsViewController.h

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-//
-//  RJ2050PrintSettingsViewController.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.h>
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/RJ2050PrintSettings.h>
-
-// This is the DEFAULT popup contentSize for RJ2050PrintSettingsViewController.
-//
-// You can override this by setting the "popoverSize" property (defined in the
-// PrintSettingsViewController superclass) to something different
-// before showing the ViewController.
-//
-// The popoverSize setting will be propagated to all of the "child" ViewControllers
-// of the main ViewController so all of the detail views will be the SAME size as each other.
-//
-// NOTE: iPad1 and iPad2 size = 1024 x 768, iPad3 = 2048 x 1536
-//#define RJ2050POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,480)
-#define RJ2050POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,548)
-#define RJ2050POPUPCONTENTSIZE_IOS7 CGSizeMake(400,588)
-
-
-/*
- This class is a subclass of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController,
- which implements all the major functionality.
- 
- *** SDK Users:  
- DO NOT INSTANTIATE an instance of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.
- Always instantiate a model-specific class, e.g. RJ2050PrintSettingsViewController
- */
-
-@interface RJ2050PrintSettingsViewController : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController
-{
-}
-
-@end
-
-

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2140PrintSettings.h

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-//
-//  RJ2140PrintSettings.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings.h>
-
-
-@interface RJ2140PrintSettings : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings <PrintSettingsDelegate>
-
-// These definitions are provided for information only. DO NOT MODIFY!
-// spec section 4.3.1 Resolution
-#define RJ2140_RESOLUTION_HORZ 203
-#define RJ2140_RESOLUTION_VERT 203
-// spec section 4.3.6 Raster Line
-#define RJ2140_HEADSIZEDOTS 432
-// spec section "Select compression mode" command
-// NOTE: This should be same as HEADSIZEDOTS/8. And, it should be same as the # of decompressed bytes.
-#define RJ2140_MAX_COMPRESS_LENGTH 54
-
-// NOT in spec. *** Used Windows Printer Driver as reference ***
-// NOTE: MAXPAPERWIDTH DOES exceed HEADSIZEDOTS!!
-#define RJ2140_MIN_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (0.47F * RJ2140_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 95
-#define RJ2140_MAX_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (2.28F * RJ2140_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 462.
-// spec section 4.3.4 Maximum and Minimum Lengths
-#define RJ2140_MIN_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 96
-#define RJ2140_MAX_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 7992
-// spec section 4.3.3 Feed Amount
-#ifdef OLD
-// IMPORTANT NOTE: For LABEL papertype ONLY, we allow the MIN marginlengthdots to be set to 0.
-// That is, this MIN value here is ignored when papertype = label is specified.
-// Consider the case of a 1.0x0.5" label. A min margin of 0.12" will take up half of the printable length!!
-// This is why we will allow the margin to be set to 0 in this case.
-// Beware that some labels might clip the top if this is set to 0. But, other settings can be tweaked to
-// make it work (such as by setting a larger paperlength and setting the top margin to non-zero.)
-#define RJ2140_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 24
-
-#else
-// Allow 0 now for continuous roll too, as the Esc iUw command generated from this can affect AirPrint.
-// However, if this is 0, then the Esc id command will send 0 too. And, the printer may not eject the page
-// enough at the end. So, I am introducing the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS definition now, so that if current marginLengthDots
-// is LESS than MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS, we will send Esc id command using the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value instead.
-// Otherwise, the Esc id command will use the marginLengthDots value as it has in the past.
-//
-// NOTE: If this occurs, the final paper length after tear off will be up to 1/4" longer than the
-// specified paperLengthDots, because the print data will be (up to) the entire paper length, and then the
-// PAGEFEEDDOTS will be added to the final paper length. If you need a specific paperlength, then make sure
-// that marginLengthDots is >= MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS.
-
-#define RJ2140_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 0
-// v2.3.0 UPDATE: Instead of forcing this MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value on EVERY page, which essentially PREVENTS a "no gap"
-// solution if the FW actually supports it, now we only force it on the LAST page, allowing a 0-margin between pages
-// in case the FW allows it. But, we will force this on the LAST page, to assure the FW will eject the page to tear off
-// in case it doesn't automatically behave that way.
-#define RJ2140_MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS_LASTPAGE 24
-
-#endif
-
-#define RJ2140_MAX_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 1015
-// Arbitrarily restrict extraFeed to 11" at 203 dpi. There is no reason to be larger.
-#define RJ2140_MAX_EXTRAFEEDDOTS (11*RJ2140_RESOLUTION_VERT)
-
-//*** IMPORTANT ***
-// SDK Users:
-// You should NEVER instantiate an object of the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class.
-// Instead, you should instantiate one of the model-specific subclasses (i.e. RJ2140PrintSettings).
-//
-// For a list of important properties in the settings that your application needs to set,
-// refer to the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings superclass.
-
-// SDK Designers:
-// The GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class handles all the important work.
-// This subclass only needs to provide the model-specific data to the generic class.
-
-//*** ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES not handled by GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL invert180degrees;
-
-@end

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2140PrintSettingsViewController.h

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-//
-//  RJ2140PrintSettingsViewController.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.h>
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/RJ2140PrintSettings.h>
-
-// This is the DEFAULT popup contentSize for RJ2140PrintSettingsViewController.
-//
-// You can override this by setting the "popoverSize" property (defined in the
-// PrintSettingsViewController superclass) to something different
-// before showing the ViewController.
-//
-// The popoverSize setting will be propagated to all of the "child" ViewControllers
-// of the main ViewController so all of the detail views will be the SAME size as each other.
-//
-// NOTE: iPad1 and iPad2 size = 1024 x 768, iPad3 = 2048 x 1536
-//#define RJ2140POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,480)
-#define RJ2140POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,548)
-#define RJ2140POPUPCONTENTSIZE_IOS7 CGSizeMake(400,588)
-
-
-/*
- This class is a subclass of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController,
- which implements all the major functionality.
- 
- *** SDK Users:  
- DO NOT INSTANTIATE an instance of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.
- Always instantiate a model-specific class, e.g. RJ2140PrintSettingsViewController
- */
-
-@interface RJ2140PrintSettingsViewController : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController
-{
-}
-
-@end
-
-

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2150PrintSettings.h

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-//
-//  RJ2150PrintSettings.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings.h>
-
-
-@interface RJ2150PrintSettings : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings <PrintSettingsDelegate>
-
-// These definitions are provided for information only. DO NOT MODIFY!
-// spec section 4.3.1 Resolution
-#define RJ2150_RESOLUTION_HORZ 203
-#define RJ2150_RESOLUTION_VERT 203
-// spec section 4.3.6 Raster Line
-#define RJ2150_HEADSIZEDOTS 432
-// spec section "Select compression mode" command
-// NOTE: This should be same as HEADSIZEDOTS/8. And, it should be same as the # of decompressed bytes.
-#define RJ2150_MAX_COMPRESS_LENGTH 54
-
-// NOT in spec. *** Used Windows Printer Driver as reference ***
-// NOTE: MAXPAPERWIDTH DOES exceed HEADSIZEDOTS!!
-#define RJ2150_MIN_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (0.47F * RJ2150_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 95
-#define RJ2150_MAX_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (2.28F * RJ2150_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 462.
-// spec section 4.3.4 Maximum and Minimum Lengths
-#define RJ2150_MIN_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 96
-#define RJ2150_MAX_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 7992
-// spec section 4.3.3 Feed Amount
-#ifdef OLD
-// IMPORTANT NOTE: For LABEL papertype ONLY, we allow the MIN marginlengthdots to be set to 0.
-// That is, this MIN value here is ignored when papertype = label is specified.
-// Consider the case of a 1.0x0.5" label. A min margin of 0.12" will take up half of the printable length!!
-// This is why we will allow the margin to be set to 0 in this case.
-// Beware that some labels might clip the top if this is set to 0. But, other settings can be tweaked to
-// make it work (such as by setting a larger paperlength and setting the top margin to non-zero.)
-#define RJ2150_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 24
-
-#else
-// Allow 0 now for continuous roll too, as the Esc iUw command generated from this can affect AirPrint.
-// However, if this is 0, then the Esc id command will send 0 too. And, the printer may not eject the page
-// enough at the end. So, I am introducing the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS definition now, so that if current marginLengthDots
-// is LESS than MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS, we will send Esc id command using the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value instead.
-// Otherwise, the Esc id command will use the marginLengthDots value as it has in the past.
-//
-// NOTE: If this occurs, the final paper length after tear off will be up to 1/4" longer than the
-// specified paperLengthDots, because the print data will be (up to) the entire paper length, and then the
-// PAGEFEEDDOTS will be added to the final paper length. If you need a specific paperlength, then make sure
-// that marginLengthDots is >= MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS.
-
-#define RJ2150_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 0
-// v2.3.0 UPDATE: Instead of forcing this MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value on EVERY page, which essentially PREVENTS a "no gap"
-// solution if the FW actually supports it, now we only force it on the LAST page, allowing a 0-margin between pages
-// in case the FW allows it. But, we will force this on the LAST page, to assure the FW will eject the page to tear off
-// in case it doesn't automatically behave that way.
-#define RJ2150_MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS_LASTPAGE 24
-
-#endif
-
-#define RJ2150_MAX_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 1015
-// Arbitrarily restrict extraFeed to 11" at 203 dpi. There is no reason to be larger.
-#define RJ2150_MAX_EXTRAFEEDDOTS (11*RJ2150_RESOLUTION_VERT)
-
-//*** IMPORTANT ***
-// SDK Users:
-// You should NEVER instantiate an object of the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class.
-// Instead, you should instantiate one of the model-specific subclasses (i.e. RJ2150PrintSettings).
-//
-// For a list of important properties in the settings that your application needs to set,
-// refer to the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings superclass.
-
-// SDK Designers:
-// The GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class handles all the important work.
-// This subclass only needs to provide the model-specific data to the generic class.
-
-//*** ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES not handled by GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL invert180degrees;
-
-@end

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ2150PrintSettingsViewController.h

@@ -1,42 +0,0 @@
-//
-//  RJ2150PrintSettingsViewController.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/6/16.
-//  Copyright (c) 2016 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.h>
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/RJ2150PrintSettings.h>
-
-// This is the DEFAULT popup contentSize for RJ2150PrintSettingsViewController.
-//
-// You can override this by setting the "popoverSize" property (defined in the
-// PrintSettingsViewController superclass) to something different
-// before showing the ViewController.
-//
-// The popoverSize setting will be propagated to all of the "child" ViewControllers
-// of the main ViewController so all of the detail views will be the SAME size as each other.
-//
-// NOTE: iPad1 and iPad2 size = 1024 x 768, iPad3 = 2048 x 1536
-//#define RJ2150POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,480)
-#define RJ2150POPUPCONTENTSIZE CGSizeMake(400,548)
-#define RJ2150POPUPCONTENTSIZE_IOS7 CGSizeMake(400,588)
-
-
-/*
- This class is a subclass of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController,
- which implements all the major functionality.
- 
- *** SDK Users:  
- DO NOT INSTANTIATE an instance of GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController.
- Always instantiate a model-specific class, e.g. RJ2150PrintSettingsViewController
- */
-
-@interface RJ2150PrintSettingsViewController : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettingsViewController
-{
-}
-
-@end
-
-

package/ios/Pods/BRLMPrinterKit_v4/BRLMPrinterKit/BRLMPrinterKit.xcframework/ios-arm64_x86_64-simulator/BRLMPrinterKit.framework/Headers/RJ3050AiPrintSettings.h

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-//
-//  RJ3050AiPrintSettings.h
-//  BMSPrinterKit
-//
-//  Created by BMS on 9/12/12.
-//  Copyright (c) 2012 Brother Mobile Solutions. All rights reserved.
-//
-
-#import <BRLMPrinterKit/GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings.h>
-
-
-@interface RJ3050AiPrintSettings : GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings <PrintSettingsDelegate>
-
-// These definitions are provided for information only. DO NOT MODIFY!
-// spec section 4.3.1 Resolution
-#define RJ3050Ai_RESOLUTION_HORZ 203
-#define RJ3050Ai_RESOLUTION_VERT 203
-// spec section 4.3.6 Raster Line
-#define RJ3050Ai_HEADSIZEDOTS 576
-// spec section "Select compression mode" command
-// NOTE: This should be same as HEADSIZEDOTS/8. And, it should be same as the # of decompressed bytes.
-#define RJ3050Ai_MAX_COMPRESS_LENGTH 72
-
-// NOT in spec. *** Used Windows Printer Driver as reference ***
-// NOTE: MAXPAPERWIDTH DOES exceed HEADSIZEDOTS!!
-#define RJ3050Ai_MIN_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (0.47F * RJ3050Ai_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 95
-#define RJ3050Ai_MAX_PAPERWIDTHDOTS (3.15F * RJ3050Ai_RESOLUTION_HORZ) // 639.
-// spec section 4.3.4 Maximum and Minimum Lengths
-#define RJ3050Ai_MIN_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 96
-#define RJ3050Ai_MAX_PAPERLENGTHDOTS 7992
-// spec section 4.3.3 Feed Amount
-#ifdef OLD
-// IMPORTANT NOTE: For LABEL papertype ONLY, we allow the MIN marginlengthdots to be set to 0.
-// That is, this MIN value here is ignored when papertype = label is specified.
-// Consider the case of a 1.0x0.5" label. A min margin of 0.12" will take up half of the printable length!!
-// This is why we will allow the margin to be set to 0 in this case.
-// Beware that some labels might clip the top if this is set to 0. But, other settings can be tweaked to
-// make it work (such as by setting a larger paperlength and setting the top margin to non-zero.)
-#define RJ3050Ai_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 24
-
-#else
-// Allow 0 now for continuous roll too, as the Esc iUw command generated from this can affect AirPrint.
-// However, if this is 0, then the Esc id command will send 0 too. And, the printer may not eject the page
-// enough at the end. So, I am introducing the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS definition now, so that if current marginLengthDots
-// is LESS than MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS, we will send Esc id command using the MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value instead.
-// Otherwise, the Esc id command will use the marginLengthDots value as it has in the past.
-//
-// NOTE: If this occurs, the final paper length after tear off will be up to 1/4" longer than the
-// specified paperLengthDots, because the print data will be (up to) the entire paper length, and then the
-// PAGEFEEDDOTS will be added to the final paper length. If you need a specific paperlength, then make sure
-// that marginLengthDots is >= MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS.
-
-#define RJ3050Ai_MIN_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 0
-// v2.3.0 UPDATE: Instead of forcing this MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS value on EVERY page, which essentially PREVENTS a "no gap"
-// solution if the FW actually supports it, now we only force it on the LAST page, allowing a 0-margin between pages
-// in case the FW allows it. But, we will force this on the LAST page, to assure the FW will eject the page to tear off
-// in case it doesn't automatically behave that way.
-#define RJ3050Ai_MIN_PAGEFEEDDOTS_LASTPAGE 24
-
-#endif
-
-#define RJ3050Ai_MAX_MARGINLENGTHDOTS 1015
-// Arbitrarily restrict extraFeed to 11" at 203 dpi. There is no reason to be larger.
-#define RJ3050Ai_MAX_EXTRAFEEDDOTS (11*RJ3050Ai_RESOLUTION_VERT)
-
-//*** IMPORTANT ***
-// SDK Users:
-// You should NEVER instantiate an object of the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class.
-// Instead, you should instantiate one of the model-specific subclasses (i.e. RJ3050AiPrintSettings).
-//
-// For a list of important properties in the settings that your application needs to set,
-// refer to the GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings superclass.
-
-// SDK Designers:
-// The GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings class handles all the important work.
-// This subclass only needs to provide the model-specific data to the generic class.
-
-//*** ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES not handled by GenericMobileLabelModelPrintSettings
-@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL invert180degrees;
-
-@end