iPhone Code 128 Generator generate, create barcode Code 128 images in iPhone (iOS) application

Generate & Print Code 128 barcode images in iPhone (iOS) Application

• Fast create linear and 2D barcodes in iOS apps.
• Source code is provided to build with iOS SDK that best fits for your application.
• Easy to integrate the barcode generation functionality into your developmental iPhone projects
• Completely written in Objective-C
• Mac OS X 10.6 and greater are required
• Compatible with Xcode 3.2 and above
• Compatible with iOS 3.2 and above version, and works with iPhone 6,iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, etc
• All barcodes are compatible with the latest barcode symbologies ISO standard
• All the functionality of barcode type control is implemented in a single, small file

iPhone Code 128 Generator SDK is a Code 128 generator component designed for iOS project developers who need add Code 128 creation features into their developmental applications for iPhone.

• Code 128 generation support on desktops as well as servers
• Generate Code 128 on iPhone client apps, without communicating with a server
• Complete iPhone Code 128 Generator Guide provided with iPhone barcode generation demo project

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Code 128 is a very high-density barcode symbology. (A special version of it called GS1-128 is used extensively world wide in shipping and packaging industries.) It is used for alphanumeric or numeric-only barcodes.

iPhone Barcode Code 128 supports:

• all 128 characters of ASCII
• values 128-255 in accordance with ISO 8859-1. There are referred to as extended ASCII.

- (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect {
    // Drawing code
    
    OBLinear *pLinear = [OBLinear new];
    [pLinear setNBarcodeType: OB_CODE128A];
    [pLinear setPDataMsg: [[NSString alloc] initWithString: (@"AB")]];
    //[pLinear setPSupData: [[NSString alloc] initWithString: (@"14562")]];
    [pLinear setFX: USER_DEF_BAR_WIDTH];
    [pLinear setFY: USER_DEF_BAR_HEIGHT];
    
    [pLinear setFLeftMargin: (USER_DEF_LEFT_MARGIN)];
    [pLinear setFRightMargin: (USER_DEF_RIGHT_MARGIN)];
    [pLinear setFTopMargin: (USER_DEF_TOP_MARGIN)];
    [pLinear setFBottomMargin: (USER_DEF_BOTTOM_MARGIN)];
    
    [pLinear setNRotate: (OB_Rotate0)];
    
    UIFont *pTextFont = [UIFont fontWithName: @"Arial" size: 8.0f];
    [pLinear setPTextFont: pTextFont];
    
    [pLinear drawWithView: (self)];
    [pLinear release];
    
}