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- checksums.yaml +5 -5
- data/.gitignore +2 -0
- data/CHANGELOG +8 -0
- data/Gemfile +5 -0
- data/README.md +21 -20
- data/Rakefile +15 -0
- data/barby.gemspec +31 -0
- data/lib/barby/barcode/codabar.rb +82 -0
- data/lib/barby/barcode.rb +3 -3
- data/lib/barby/outputter/cairo_outputter.rb +11 -3
- data/lib/barby/outputter/png_outputter.rb +43 -11
- data/lib/barby/outputter/prawn_outputter.rb +12 -9
- data/lib/barby/outputter/rmagick_outputter.rb +38 -11
- data/lib/barby/outputter/svg_outputter.rb +11 -18
- data/lib/barby/outputter.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/barby/version.rb +2 -2
- data/test/barcodes.rb +20 -0
- data/test/bookland_test.rb +54 -0
- data/test/codabar_test.rb +58 -0
- data/test/code_128_test.rb +470 -0
- data/test/code_25_iata_test.rb +19 -0
- data/test/code_25_interleaved_test.rb +116 -0
- data/test/code_25_test.rb +110 -0
- data/test/code_39_test.rb +210 -0
- data/test/code_93_test.rb +144 -0
- data/test/data_matrix_test.rb +30 -0
- data/test/ean13_test.rb +169 -0
- data/test/ean8_test.rb +100 -0
- data/test/outputter/cairo_outputter_test.rb +129 -0
- data/test/outputter/html_outputter_test.rb +68 -0
- data/test/outputter/pdfwriter_outputter_test.rb +37 -0
- data/test/outputter/png_outputter_test.rb +49 -0
- data/test/outputter/prawn_outputter_test.rb +79 -0
- data/test/outputter/rmagick_outputter_test.rb +83 -0
- data/test/outputter/svg_outputter_test.rb +89 -0
- data/test/outputter_test.rb +134 -0
- data/test/pdf_417_test.rb +45 -0
- data/test/qr_code_test.rb +78 -0
- data/test/test_helper.rb +24 -0
- data/test/upc_supplemental_test.rb +109 -0
- metadata +157 -7
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require 'test_helper'
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require 'barby/barcode/bookland'
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class BooklandTest < Barby::TestCase
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before do
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# Gr Publ Tit Checksum
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@isbn = '96-8261-240-3'
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@code = Bookland.new(@isbn)
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end
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it "should have the expected data" do
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@code.data.must_equal '978968261240'
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end
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it "should have the expected numbers" do
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@code.numbers.must_equal [9,7,8,9,6,8,2,6,1,2,4,0]
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end
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it "should have the expected checksum" do
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@code.checksum.must_equal 4
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end
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it "should raise an error when data not valid" do
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lambda{ Bookland.new('1234') }.must_raise ArgumentError
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end
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describe 'ISBN conversion' do
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it "should accept ISBN with number system and check digit" do
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code = Bookland.new('978-82-92526-14-9')
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assert code.valid?
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code.data.must_equal '978829252614'
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code = Bookland.new('979-82-92526-14-9')
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assert code.valid?
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code.data.must_equal '979829252614'
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end
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it "should accept ISBN without number system but with check digit" do
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code = Bookland.new('82-92526-14-9')
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assert code.valid?
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code.data.must_equal '978829252614' #978 is the default prefix
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end
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it "should accept ISBN without number system or check digit" do
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code = Bookland.new('82-92526-14')
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assert code.valid?
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code.data.must_equal '978829252614'
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require 'test_helper'
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require 'barby/barcode/codabar'
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class CodabarTest < Barby::TestCase
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describe 'validations' do
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before do
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@valid = Codabar.new('A12345D')
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end
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it "should be valid with alphabet rounded numbers" do
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assert @valid.valid?
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end
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it "should not be valid with unsupported characters" do
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@valid.data = "A12345E"
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refute @valid.valid?
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end
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it "should raise an exception when data is invalid" do
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lambda{ Codabar.new('A12345E') }.must_raise(ArgumentError)
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end
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end
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describe 'data' do
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before do
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@data = 'A12345D'
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@code = Codabar.new(@data)
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it "should have the same data as was passed to it" do
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@code.data.must_equal @data
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describe 'encoding' do
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before do
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@code = Codabar.new('A01D')
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@code.white_narrow_width = 1
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@code.black_narrow_width = 1
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@code.wide_width_rate = 2
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end
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it "should have the expected encoding" do
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@code.encoding.must_equal [
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require 'test_helper'
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require 'barby/barcode/code_128'
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class Code128Test < Barby::TestCase
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%w[CODEA CODEB CODEC FNC1 FNC2 FNC3 FNC4 SHIFT].each do |const|
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it "should have the expected stop encoding (including termination bar 11)" do
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@code.send(:stop_encoding).must_equal '1100011101011'
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it "should find the right class for a character A, B or C" do
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@code.send(:class_for, 'A').must_equal Code128A
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it "should find the right change code for a class" do
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@code.send(:change_code_for_class, Code128A).must_equal Code128::CODEA
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@code.send(:change_code_for_class, Code128B).must_equal Code128::CODEB
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it "should not allow empty data" do
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describe "single encoding" do
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it "should have the same data as when initialized" do
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it "should be able to change its data" do
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@code.data = '123ABC'
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it "should not have an extra" do
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it "should have empty extra encoding" do
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it "should have the correct checksum" do
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it "should return all data for to_s" do
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describe "multiple encodings" do
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@data = binary_encode("ABC123\306def\3074567")
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it "should be able to return full_data_with_change_codes which includes the entire extra chain including charset change characters" do
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it "the extra should also have an extra of type C" do
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it "the extra's extra should be valid" do
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it "should not have more than two extras" do
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it "should split extra data from string on data assignment" do
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it "should be be able to change its extra" do
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it "should split extra data from string on extra assignment" do
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it "should have the correct checksum" do
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@code.encoding.must_equal '11010000100101000110001000101100010001000110100111001101100111001011001011100'+
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it "should return all data including extras, except change codes for to_s" do
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it "should be valid when given valid data" do
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it "should not be valid when given invalid data" do
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it "should have the expected characters" do
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it "should have the expected data encoding" do
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@code.data_encoding.must_equal '101000110001000101100010001000110100111001101100111001011001011100'
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it "should have the expected encoding" do
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@code.encoding.must_equal '11010000100101000110001000101100010001000110100111001101100111001011001011100100100001101100011101011'
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it "should be valid when given valid data" do
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it "should not be valid when given invalid data" do
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Note: In these rules, the term “lowercase” is used for convenience to mean any code set B character with Code 128 Symbol character values 64 to 95 (ASCII values 96 to 127) (e.g., all lowercase alphanumeric characters plus `{|}~DEL). The term “symbology element” means any code set A character with Code 128 Symbol character values 64 to 95 (ASCII values 00 to 31).
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it "should minimize symbol length according to GS1-128 guidelines" do
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}101234").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}101234"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("10\001LOT").must_equal "#{CODEA}10\001LOT"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("lot1").must_equal "#{CODEB}lot1"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}101").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}1"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10\001a").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEA}\001#{CODEB}a"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10\001LOT1234").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEA}\001LOT#{CODEC}1234"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10\001LOT12345").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEA}\001LOT1#{CODEC}2345"
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# Switching to codeset C from codeset B
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10LOT1234").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}LOT#{CODEC}1234"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10LOT12345").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}LOT1#{CODEC}2345"
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# Switching to codeset A from codeset B
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10lot\001a").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}lot#{SHIFT}\001a"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10lot\001\001").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}lot#{CODEA}\001\001"
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# Switching to codeset B from codeset A
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10\001l\001").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEA}\001#{SHIFT}l\001"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10\001ll").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEA}\001#{CODEB}ll"
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# testing "Note 2" from the GS1 specification
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10LOT#{FNC1}0101").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}LOT#{CODEC}#{FNC1}0101"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10LOT#{FNC1}01010").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}LOT#{FNC1}0#{CODEC}1010"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("#{FNC1}10LOT01#{FNC1}0101").must_equal "#{CODEC}#{FNC1}10#{CODEB}LOT#{CODEC}01#{FNC1}0101"
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it "should know how to extract CODEC segments properly from a data string" do
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "1234abcd5678\r\n\r\n").must_equal ["1234", "abcd", "5678", "\r\n\r\n"]
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422
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "12345abc6").must_equal ["1234", "5abc6"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "abcdef").must_equal ["abcdef"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "123abcdef45678").must_equal ["123abcdef4", "5678"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "abcd12345").must_equal ["abcd1", "2345"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "abcd12345efg").must_equal ["abcd1", "2345", "efg"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "12345").must_equal ["1234", "5"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "12345abc").must_equal ["1234", "5abc"]
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Code128.send(:extract_codec, "abcdef1234567").must_equal ["abcdef1", "234567"]
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end
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it "should know how to most efficiently apply different encodings to a data string" do
|
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("123456").must_equal "#{CODEC}123456"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("abcdef").must_equal "#{CODEB}abcdef"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("ABCDEF").must_equal "#{CODEB}ABCDEF"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("\n\t\r").must_equal "#{CODEA}\n\t\r"
|
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("123456abcdef").must_equal "#{CODEC}123456#{CODEB}abcdef"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("abcdef123456").must_equal "#{CODEB}abcdef#{CODEC}123456"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("1234567").must_equal "#{CODEC}123456#{CODEB}7"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("123b456").must_equal "#{CODEB}123b456"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("abc123def45678gh").must_equal "#{CODEB}abc123def4#{CODEC}5678#{CODEB}gh"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("12345AB\nEEasdgr12EE\r\n").must_equal "#{CODEC}1234#{CODEA}5AB\nEE#{CODEB}asdgr12EE#{CODEA}\r\n"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("123456QWERTY\r\n\tAAbbcc12XX34567").must_equal "#{CODEC}123456#{CODEA}QWERTY\r\n\tAA#{CODEB}bbcc12XX3#{CODEC}4567"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("ABCdef\rGHIjkl").must_equal "#{CODEB}ABCdef#{SHIFT}\rGHIjkl"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("ABC\rb\nDEF12gHI3456").must_equal "#{CODEA}ABC\r#{SHIFT}b\nDEF12#{CODEB}gHI#{CODEC}3456"
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Code128.apply_shortest_encoding_for_data("ABCdef\rGHIjkl\tMNop\nqRs").must_equal "#{CODEB}ABCdef#{SHIFT}\rGHIjkl#{SHIFT}\tMNop#{SHIFT}\nqRs"
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b.type.must_equal 'C'
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b.full_data_with_change_codes.must_equal "123456#{CODEA}QWERTY\r\n\tAA#{CODEB}bbcc12XX3#{CODEC}4567"
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def binary_encode_array(datas)
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