This library was designed to give an easy class for developers to use when they need to generate barcode images from a string of data.
| Supported | Symbology | List |
|---|---|---|
| Code 128 | Code 93 | Code 39 (Extended / Full ASCII) |
| Code11 | EAN-8 | FIM (Facing Identification Mark) |
| UPC-A | UPC-E | Pharmacode |
| MSI | PostNet | Standard 2 of 5 |
| ISBN | Codabar | Interleaved 2 of 5 |
| ITF-14 | Telepen | UPC Supplemental 2 |
| JAN-13 | EAN-13 | UPC Supplemental 5 |
The library contains a class called BarcodeLib. There are three constructors:
Barcode();
Barcode(string);
Barcode (string, BarcodeLib.TYPE);
If you decide to create an instance with parameters, the parameters are as follows: the string is the data to be encoded into the barcode, and BarcodeLib.TYPE is the symbology to encode the data with. If you do not choose to specify the data and type at the time the instance is created, you may specify them through the appropriate property later on (but before you encode).
BarCodeLib.Barcode b = new BarCodeLib.Barcode(BarCodeLib.TYPE.UPCA,
"038000356216", Color.Black, Color.White, 300, 150);
BarCodeLib.Barcode b = new BarCodeLib.Barcode(BarCodeLib.TYPE.UPCA,
"038000356216", Color.Black, Color.White, 300, 150);
Image img = b.Encode();
Copyright 2007-2016 Brad Barnhill. Code released under the Apache License, Version 2.0.