Where does Tables live in the IronOCR API?

Tables is a class in the IronOcr.Extension.AdvancedScan namespace, shipped in IronOcr.dll. It derives from System.Object and implements IEnumerable and IEnumerable, so you enumerate it to read each recognized table.

How do you iterate the tables found by IronOCR in C#?

Because Tables implements IEnumerable , use a foreach loop or LINQ over the collection. Each TableInfo it yields exposes the table's bounding rectangle, page number, and cell list.

Class Tables

Collection of recognized tables and their informations from OcrInput.

Inheritance

System.Object

Tables

Implements

System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TableInfo>

System.Collections.IEnumerable

Namespace: IronOcr.Extension.AdvancedScan

Assembly: IronOcr.dll

Syntax

public class Tables : Object

Tables is the collection you iterate after IronOCR's advanced scan recognizes tables in an OcrInput. Each item it yields is a TableInfo, one recognized table with its bounding rectangle, page, and cells, so a single pass over the result gives you every table found across the document.

Because the class implements IEnumerable<TableInfo>, you work with it directly in a foreach loop or with LINQ, and GetEnumerator supplies the sequence behind both. There are no indexers or count properties to learn: enumerate it once, read each TableInfo as you go, and project or filter the cells you need. Reach for Tables when a scanned invoice, form, or report holds structured rows you want to pull out programmatically rather than as a flat block of text.

The read table in a document how-to walks through producing this collection, and the read table example shows iterating it end to end.

Methods

GetEnumerator()

Get enumerator

Declaration

public IEnumerator<TableInfo> GetEnumerator()

Returns

Type	Description
System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerator<TableInfo>	TableInfo IEnumerator

Implements

System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<>

System.Collections.IEnumerable