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encodation in certain cases (and no pessimizations found so far), props lyngklip (BWIPP); fix extended char latching when exactly 3 extended chars at end; count code set C (not digits) in loop deciding when to shift/latch to extended for better estimate AZTEC: return warning if ECC < 5% (due to bit-stuffing when version given); return error if > 22 layers (Zint 26) for Reader Initialisation symbol requested for better error message AZTEC/HANXIN/QRCODE: consolidate different ECC data size tables into one indexed by ECC DBAR_EXP: check for reduced length <= 77 up front for better error message HANXIN: use `malloc()` rather than `z_alloca()` for large binary array QRCODE: `ecc_level` now 0-based (not 1-based) MICROQR: consolidate different version end routines into one `microqr_end()` and use new `microqr_data` table to simplify code MICROPDF417: use table for max codewords per column library: centralize all error messages using new `errtxt()`, `errtxtf()`, `errtxt_adj()` funcs that protect `symbol->errtxt` from overflow, & try to make error messages more consistent thru-out, adding more feedback info to many, & use positional args "%n$" in prep for l10n (maybe); `is_sane/is_sane_lookup()` -> `not_sane/not_sane_lookup()`, returning 1-based position (zero on failure) instead of bool; `long` ints -> plain `int` (except those dealing with `ftell()`, `fread()` etc) as depend on int being 32-bits already GUI: in "grpDATF.ui" use "PlainText" rather than "RichText" for tracker ratio examples as height of text messing up sometimes manual: clarify Codablock-F length maximum & add examples docs: README: pandoc 3.5, Ubuntu 24.04 CMake: use "-Wpedantic" for Clang only as GNU complains about `errtxtf()` positional args "%n$" |
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Zint and libzint
----------------
Zint is a suite of programs to allow easy encoding of data in any of the
wide range of public domain barcode standards and to allow integration of
this capability into your own programs.
Zint is able to encode data in the following formats:
Australia Post Redirect Code GS1 DataBar Expanded
Australia Post Reply-Paid GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked
Australia Post Routing Code GS1 DataBar Limited
Australia Post Standard Customer GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
Aztec Code (and HIBC) GS1 DataBar Stacked
Aztec Runes GS1 DataBar Stacked Omnidirectional
BC412 (SEMI T1-95) Han Xin (Chinese Sensible) Code
Brazilian Postal Code (CEPNet) ISBN
Channel Code ITF-14
Codabar Japanese Postal Barcode
Codablock-F (and HIBC) Korean Postal Barcode
Code 11 LOGMARS
Code 128 (and GS1-128 and HIBC) MaxiCode
Code 16K MicroPDF417 (and HIBC)
Code 2 of 5 Data Logic Micro QR Code
Code 2 of 5 IATA MSI Plessey
Code 2 of 5 Industrial NVE-18 (SSCC-18)
Code 2 of 5 Interleaved PDF417 (and Compact and HIBC)
Code 2 of 5 Standard (Matrix) Pharmacode
Code 32 (Italian Pharmacode) Pharmacode 2-track
Code 39 (and HIBC) Pharma Zentralnummer (PZN)
Code 39 Extended PLANET
Code 49 POSTNET
Code 93 QR Code (and HIBC)
Code One Rectangular Micro QR (rMQR)
DAFT Code Royal Mail 2D Mailmark (CMDM)
Data Matrix (and HIBC) Royal Mail 4-state Customer Code
Deutsche Post Identcode Royal Mail 4-state Mailmark
Deutsche Post Leitcode Telepen
DotCode Telepen Numeric
DPD Code UK Plessey
Dutch Post KIX Ultracode
EAN (EAN-2, EAN-5, EAN-8 and EAN-13) UPC-A
EAN-14 UPC-E
FIM (Facing Identification Mark) UPNQR
Flattermarken UPU S10
Grid Matrix USPS Intelligent Mail (OneCode)
GS1 Composite (EAN/UPC/DataBar/GS-128) VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
Output can be saved as BMP, EMF, EPS, GIF, PCX, PNG, SVG or TIF.
DOCUMENTATION
-------------
For documentation see "docs/manual.txt" or online at
<https://zint.org.uk/manual/>
PROJECT HISTORY
---------------
Please see "ChangeLog" in the project root directory.
LICENSE
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Zint, libzint and Zint Barcode Studio are Copyright © 2023 Robin Stuart. All
historical versions are distributed under the GNU General Public License
version 3 or later. Versions 2.5 and later are released under a dual license:
the encoding library is released under the BSD (3 clause) license whereas the
GUI, Zint Barcode Studio, and the CLI are released under the GNU General Public
License version 3 or later.
CONTACT US
----------
The home of Zint is:
<https://sourceforge.net/p/zint/>
The code is now also mirrored at:
<https://github.com/zint/zint>
For feature requests or bug reports please either add a ticket on the project's
SourceForge page
<https://sourceforge.net/p/zint/tickets/>
or join the mailing list at
<https://sourceforge.net/projects/zint/lists/zint-barcode>
BEFORE POSTING TO THE LIST
--------------------------
Please note the following points...
* Zint is primarily developed for Linux. While we have some experience of
using Zint on Windows we may be unable to resolve problems if they are
specific to other operating systems. We cannot provide support for using
Zint with commercial packages such as MS Office or Crystal Reports.
* Always ensure you are using the latest version of Zint before posting bug
reports - the bug you are reporting may have been fixed already.
* Please remember to state what operating system you are using and include
enough information to allow us to reproduce the error - including input
data if appropriate.
* Please DO NOT post messages asking for us to change the license
arrangements. You will be ignored.
* Please remember that Zint is developed by volunteers. While we attempt to
answer all messages within a week, this is highly dependent on external
circumstances.