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  printed maandag 6 september 2010 14:42:06 from www.yoy.be

BarcodeStuff

This is a little idea I had (after I had to do something similar at work, off course), and I built up into a test-utility to compare BarCodes with.

I noticed Delphi has a TBits object, it's a sort of TList, but only stores a list of bits (exposed as booleans). Really handy to store an encoded string of characters, and to start from to do something with it, e.g. generate a TBitmap, or HTML code, or anything really...

Have a look at the tester-utility (barcodestuff_exe.zip ~218KB) or the Delphi7 source (barcodestuff_src.zip ~14KB). It's really basic, not calculating CheckSum digits, and doing only basic checks on which strings it gets.

CodaBar, Code11, Code39, Code93, Code128, Interleaved2of5, UPC/EAN

location: freeware
created: 10/06/2005 20:48:50 « modified: 8/12/2009 13:29:43 (diff) weight: 0

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(item on yoy.be homepage) up down edit   del   created: 5/08/2005 9:03:10 « modified: 18/09/2005 11:40:38 weight: 0
Delphi code to generate barcodes in two steps. First encode information in a TBits object, then render the TBits sequence into something, e.g. a bitmap or HTML.
up down edit   del   created: 14/10/2005 9:22:34 « modified: 14/10/2005 9:22:34 weight: 0
(friendly-url) up down edit   del   created: 30/12/2005 14:21:27 « modified: 31/12/2005 15:04:38 weight: 0
(barcode)

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