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But you realize that you can just specify "image/x-bmp" and you'll get a Windows BMP file? A mapping from "bmp" to "image/x-bmp" in MimeTypes would only be a convenience, not a blocker for generating BMP images. Or did I somehow misunderstand your feature request?.
2009-11-03 20:08:32 UTC in Barcode4J
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What barcode are you trying to produce? I need a little more information to reproduce the problem. I'm not particularly looking forward to trying out a dozen cases until I hit the problem. Thanks.
2009-09-12 07:01:45 UTC in Barcode4J
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Barcode4J doesn't allow that because many symbologies have narrow margins of valid module widths. Specifying the size of the end result will too easily lead to unreadable symbols. Granted, PDF 417 is not too susceptible to this, but it was a design decision not to allow this.
As you've already noticed setModuleWidth doesn't set the width of the symbol but only the width of the narrow bars...
2009-08-17 07:21:42 UTC in Barcode4J
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Applied to CVS HEAD. Thanks a lot for spotting that, Chris! I wonder how that crept in.
2009-07-03 06:26:03 UTC in Barcode4J
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jmaerki committed patchset 306 of module barcode4j to the Barcode4J CVS repository, changing 1 files.
2009-07-03 06:24:32 UTC in Barcode4J
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jmaerki committed patchset 305 of module barcode4j to the Barcode4J CVS repository, changing 2 files.
2009-07-03 06:23:49 UTC in Barcode4J
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No change. Too many cool ideas, too little free time to play. And no sponsors so far that would make me rearrange my priorities. Patches still welcome.
2009-06-20 08:17:53 UTC in Barcode4J
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Ok, that latest example indeed seems to trigger a bug. I'll look at it as soon as I can. No promises for a timely fix. I'm quite busy at the moment.
"5789\u001dB0KLT3215\u001e\u0004"; //good
"45789\u001dB0KLT3215\u001e\u0004"; //bad.
2009-06-11 13:01:58 UTC in Barcode4J
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It's a Java mistake on your side. "char" in Java is an unsigned number. Until the "B" the Java compiler thinks you want to sum up numbers: 5*29 = 145. It essentially adds the 5 numbers together and then converts that sum to a string (Integer.toString). You have to do either:
"\u001D\u001D\u001D\u001D\u001DB"
or
""+(char)29+(char)29+(char)29+(char)29+(char)29+"B".
2009-06-11 09:40:42 UTC in Barcode4J
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Haven't heard back since sending the snapshot binary so I assume it works now.
2009-05-26 14:00:33 UTC in Barcode4J
