The Swiss Implementation Guidelines QR-Bill allow two types of address types:
Structured Address
Combined Address
The following table compares them
| Example: Structured | Exampled: Combined | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|
Address type |
«S» |
«K» |
«S» - Structured address «K» - Combined address |
Name |
Pia-Maria Rutschmann-Schnyder |
Pia-Maria Rutschmann-Schnyder |
|
Street or address line 1 |
Grosse Marktgasse |
Grosse Marktgasse 28 |
«S» - Street/P.O. Box «K» - Street and building number of P.O. Box |
Building number or address line 2 |
28 |
9400 Rorschach |
«S» - Building number «K» - Postal code and town |
Postal code |
9400 |
«S» - Postal code «K» - Do not fill in |
|
Town |
Rorschach |
«S» - Town «K» - Do not fill in |
|
Country |
CH |
CH |
Source: Swiss Implementation Guidelines QR-bill - version 2.0, Chapter 4.4.1, Table 8
The QR Invoice Native Library provides an easy way to either use the structured or the combined address type.
#include <qrinvoice/model/qr_invoice.hpp>
qrinvoice::model::qr_invoice::builder qr_invoice_builder;
// ...
qr_invoice_builder.ultimate_debtor()
.structured_address()
.name("Pia-Maria Rutschmann-Schnyder")
.street_name("Grosse Marktgasse")
.house_number("28")
.postal_code("9400")
.city("Rorschach")
.country("CH");
// ...
const qrinvoice::model::qr_invoice qr_invoice = qr_invoice_builder.build();#include <qrinvoice/model/qr_invoice.hpp>
qrinvoice::model::qr_invoice::builder qr_invoice_builder;
// ...
qr_invoice_builder.ultimate_debtor()
.combined_address()
.name("Pia-Maria Rutschmann-Schnyder")
.address_line1("Grosse Marktgasse 28")
.address_line2("9400 Rorschach")
.country("CH");
// ...
const qrinvoice::model::qr_invoice qr_invoice = qr_invoice_builder.build();