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Hi, thank you for this software and your work.
When upgrading from 2.4.0 to 3.0.2 our setup for creating GS1-128 stopped working.
We prepend the FNC1 char 200 (È) to our data.
var dataToEncode = Convert.ToChar(200).ToString() + ApplicationIdentifier + Data; var image = barcode.Encode(BarcodeStandard.Type.Code128, dataToEncode, width, height)
This however, now results in the following exception:
System.Exception: 'EC128-3: Could not insert start and code characters. Message: EC128-2: Could not determine start character.'
Something has changed in the way that the encodings are retrieved and if I insert the following changes it works
var dataToEncode = Convert.ToChar(200).ToString() + ApplicationIdentifier + Data; var image = barcode.Encode(BarcodeStandard.Type.Code128C, dataToEncode, width, height) // Note the "C" in Code128C
Code128.cs, line 175:
entry("FNC1", "FNC1", FNC1.ToString(), "11110101110"); // Note the addition ToString() which will add char 200 (È) to the C part of the lookup table
I did not find any documentation, example or test that sheds light on this so please let me know if I should do anything different.
Thanks
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Hi, thank you for this software and your work.
When upgrading from 2.4.0 to 3.0.2 our setup for creating GS1-128 stopped working.
We prepend the FNC1 char 200 (È) to our data.
This however, now results in the following exception:
Something has changed in the way that the encodings are retrieved and if I insert the following changes it works
Code128.cs, line 175:
entry("FNC1", "FNC1", FNC1.ToString(), "11110101110"); // Note the addition ToString() which will add char 200 (È) to the C part of the lookup table
I did not find any documentation, example or test that sheds light on this so please let me know if I should do anything different.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: