Hi guys,
Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus?
Thanks. ^^
(*) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_Code
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Hi guys,
Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus?
Thanks. ^^
(*) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QR_CodeIs there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus?
The device should come with according software.
DoDi
Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus? Thanks. ^^ (*)…
2011/2/17 silvioprog :
Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus?
Generating or reading?
2011/2/18 Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
Generating.
(Hm..., it's possible generate QR Code with this project?: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tpsystools/)
Thanks.
Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus? Thanks. ^^ (*)…
silvioprog wroteHi guys, Is there any example with QR Code(*) in Lazarus?
Do you mean software that can print QR labels that are readable by QR readers?
The reading is done by the QR reader devices, which output the data in plain format.
Bo Berglund wroteThe reading is done by the QR reader devices, which output the data in plain format.
It doesn't have to be a "reader device", the QR code can be read from any raster image, if you have an appropriate library to read it.
On Thu, 17 Feb 2011 20:22:29 -0200, silvioprog Do you mean software that can print QR…
2011/2/18 Bo Berglund
Please, see this project (decoder for M$-Delphi):
www.partitek.com/PtBarcodeDec.rar
My test:
But, I need a QR Code generator.
Generator (for JS and Ruby):
I not found for Lazarus (or Delphi). :/
silvioprog wroteGenerator (for JS and Ruby): http://la.ma.la/misc/qrcode/ I not found for Lazarus (or Delphi). :/
There is also http://code.google.com/p/zxing/
for Java/C#/C++, but not for Delphi or Lazarus.
Maybe it can be used as a starting point for conversion.
2011/2/18 Vladimir Zhirov
Thanks Vladimir. ;)
Please, see: http://code.google.com/p/zxing/issues/detail?id=724
http://sourceforge.net/search/?q=qrcode&sort=num_downloads_week&sortdir=desc&limit=25
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2011/2/18 Vladimir Zhirov
There is also http://code.google.com/p/zxing/
for Java/C#/C++, but not for Delphi or Lazarus.
Maybe it can be used as a starting point for conversion. Thanks Vladimir. ;)
Please, see:?http://code.google.com/p/zxing/issues/detail?id=724
2011/2/18 Vladimir Zhirov Thanks Vladimir. ;) Please, see:…
Hi guys,
CGI Test:
http://174.122.19.91/~silviopr/cgi-bin/qrcode/perl/qr_img.cgi?d=FreePascal-Lazarus&e=H
Source (CGI/PHP):
http://174.122.19.91/~silviopr/cgi-bin/qrcode.zip
Reader for several mobiles (use your mobile cam, I tested with Sony-Ericson W200a with sucess! ^^):
http://174.122.19.91/~silviopr/cgi-bin/KaywaReader.jar
I will try convert (the generator) from PHP to Object Pascal. When I finish I will implement in LazSolutions <http://code.google.com/p/lazsolutions>.
Thanks to all. ^^
Any success in conversion of the QR *generator*?
I have been trawling the web for OP/Delphi/FPC gereation code unsuccessfully...
2011/5/13 Bo Berglund :
Any success in conversion of the QR *generator*? I have been trawling the web for OP/Delphi/FPC gereation code unsuccessfully...
I gave up on converting, the QRCode code is very complex, and I'm without time to make the conversion from PHP to Pascal.
I'm using the QRCode in PHP version.
Thx.
-- Bo Berglund Developer in Sweden
silvioprog kirjoitti perjantai, 13. toukokuuta 2011 13:52:58:
I gave up on converting, the QRCode code is very complex, and I'm without time to make the conversion from PHP to Pascal. I'm using the QRCode in PHP version.
How about converting from Java? There was a Java version , right? Java is easier to port than PHP, unless some exotic library is used.
Juha
2011/5/13 Juha (gmail) :
How about converting from Java? There was a Java version , right? Java is easier to port than PHP, unless some exotic library is used. Juha
An interesting project in JavaScript.
http://en.sourceforge.jp/projects/jpqr/devel/
Yes,
but it is a decoder rather than a coder...
On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 21:40:35 -0200, silvioprog Any success in conversion of the QR…
Hello,
I made simple Unit to use command line tool to generate Bar-codes including Qr-code, it is better than nothing. Original code is made with C/C++ I think.
Would be good to have both directions tough, and native code, if possible.
Here is the cOpenSource commandline tool I've used : http://sourceforge.net/projects/zint/
I can donate my unit if someone is needing it and even better helping to maintain it :)
-TP-
On Fri, 13 May 2011 08:10:36 -0300, silvioprog but it is a decoder rather than a coder...…
I posted on the Codegear Delphi forum as well and got this link in a reply:
http://www.java4less.com/barcodedelphi/barcodesdelphi.php?info=features
It is a commercial component package with limited licensing, but better than nothing...
I made simple Unit to use command line tool to generate Bar-codes including Qr-code, it…
Thanks for this pointer!
THe zint project contains an exe file that can be used via the command line to generate barcodes including QR. I have downloaded the exe and manual and tested a bit and it seems to work OK.
The sources are also available (C++) but they operate with the Qt graphics library so I guess there is a bit of a hurdle converting to native FPC...
Bo Berglund kirjoitti maanantai, 16. toukokuuta 2011 12:48:10:
The sources are also available (C++) but they operate with the Qt graphics library so I guess there is a bit of a hurdle converting to native FPC...
No, the backend code seems to be pure C.
You can convert the headers and use it with FPC, or you could even convert the C-code to Pascal. The code looks clear considering it is C.
Juha
Hello Lazarus-List,
Monday, May 16, 2011, 12:22:54 PM, you wrote:
Jg> Bo Berglund kirjoitti maanantai, 16. toukokuuta 2011 12:48:10:
> The sources are also available (C++) but they operate with the Qt > graphics library so I guess there is a bit of a hurdle converting to > native FPC...
Jg> No, the backend code seems to be pure C.
Jg> You can convert the headers and use it with FPC, or you could even convert the Jg> C-code to Pascal. The code looks clear considering it is C.
I'm trying to do it in order to test a c to pascal helper I'm working on (it is not a conversor but a helper).
If somebody starts to port to pascal I'll stop as this code is quite larger and for sure my tests will be better with a smaller piece of code.
http://code.google.com/p/zxing/
That is java One, maybe too complicated, can procuce and read barcodes...
-TP-