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iPad QR Code Generator generate, create 2d barcode QR Code images in iPad (iOS) application
Generate & Print QR Code barcode images in iPad (iOS) Application
- Source code is provided to build with iOS SDK that best fits for your application.
- Quickly generate QR Code barcodes in iPad applications
- Easily integrate the QR Code creation features into iPad projects
- Entirely developed with Objective-C
- Compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 and greater
- Support Xcode 3.2 and higher
- Compatible with iOS 3.2 and the later versions
- Support the QR Code barcode symbology standard ISO/IEC 18004
- Source code for iOS QR Code is provided with the purchase of Unlimited Developer License
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iPad QR Code Generator Introduction
iPad QR Code is a QR Code barcode generator component developed for iPad apps developers who need add QR Code creation features into their developmental projects for iPad.
- Generate QR Code barcodes on iPad client apps, without communicating with a server
- QR Code barcode generation support on desktops as well as servers
- iPad QR Code Generator Guide provided with iPad QR Code generation sample
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A QR Code is a matrix code (or two-dimensional bar code) created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994. The "QR" is derived from "Quick Response", as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed.
Valid Data Scope
iPad QRCode supports:
- numeric data (digits 0 - 9);
- alphanumeric data (digits 0 - 9; upper case letters A -Z; nine other characters: space, $ % * + - . / : );
- byte data (default: ISO/IEC 8859-1);
- Kanji characters.
How to generate barcode in Objective-C on your iPad applications?
- Create a barcode object
- Set barcode properties
- call drawWithView() method, to paint barcode on the canvas.
Sample Code:
- (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];
}
iPad QR-Code Generator - Barcode Properties
Category |
Class Properties |
Default |
Comments |
Basic |
pData |
"" |
NSString. QRCode value to encode |
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QRCode Special |
bProcessTilde |
false |
BOOL. Set the bProcessTilde property to true, if you want use the tilde character "~" to specify special characters in the input data. Default is false.
~NNN: is used to represent the ASCII character with the value of NNN. NNN is from 000 - 255.
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nDataMode |
0 (OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_Auto) |
OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.
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OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_Auto: It allows encoding all 256 possible 8-bit byte values. This
includes all ASCII characters value from 0 to 127 inclusive and provides for
international character set support
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OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_AlphaNumeric: It allows encoding alphanumeric data (digits 0 - 9; upper case letters A -Z; nine other characters: space, $ % * + - . / : ).
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OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_Byte: It allows encoding byte data (default: ISO/IEC 8859-1).
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OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_Numeric: It allows encoding numeric data (digits 0 - 9).
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OB_QRCODE_DATA_MODE.OB_QRCODE_Kanji: It allows encoding Kanji characters.
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nECL |
0 |
OB_QRCODE_ECL.
QRCode Error Correction Level. Default is OB_QRCODE_ECL.OB_QRCODE_L (0).
- OB_QRCODE_ECL.OB_QRCODE_L (0)
- OB_QRCODE_ECL.OB_QRCODE_M (1)
- OB_QRCODE_ECL.OB_QRCODE_Q (2)
- OB_QRCODE_ECL.OB_QRCODE_H (3)
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nECI |
3 |
int. Valid values are from 000000 to 999999. |
nFnc1 |
- |
- |
applicationIndicator |
- |
OB_FNC1 |
bStructuredAppend |
false |
BOOL. Set bStructuredAppend property to true, then Structured Append is enabled. |
nSymbolCount |
0 |
int. the number of total symbols which make the sequence. |
nSymbolIndex |
0 |
int. the position of current symbol in the secuence (Start with 0). |
nParity |
0 |
int |
nVersion |
OB_QRCODE_VERSION.OB_QRCODE_V1 (1) |
OB_QRCODE_VERSION.
Valid values are :
OB_QRCODE_V1 = 1,
OB_QRCODE_V2 = 2,
OB_QRCODE_V3 = 3,
OB_QRCODE_V4 = 4,
OB_QRCODE_V5 = 5,
OB_QRCODE_V6 = 6,
OB_QRCODE_V7 = 7,
OB_QRCODE_V8 = 8,
OB_QRCODE_V9 = 9,
OB_QRCODE_V10 = 10,
OB_QRCODE_V11 = 11,
OB_QRCODE_V12 = 12,
OB_QRCODE_V13 = 13,
OB_QRCODE_V14 = 14,
OB_QRCODE_V15 = 15,
OB_QRCODE_V16 = 16,
OB_QRCODE_V17 = 17,
OB_QRCODE_V18 = 18,
OB_QRCODE_V19 = 19,
OB_QRCODE_V20 = 20,
OB_QRCODE_V21 = 21,
OB_QRCODE_V22 = 22,
OB_QRCODE_V23 = 23,
OB_QRCODE_V24 = 24,
OB_QRCODE_V25 = 25,
OB_QRCODE_V26 = 26,
OB_QRCODE_V27 = 27,
OB_QRCODE_V28 = 28,
OB_QRCODE_V29 = 29,
OB_QRCODE_V30 = 30,
OB_QRCODE_V31 = 31,
OB_QRCODE_V32 = 32,
OB_QRCODE_V33 = 33,
OB_QRCODE_V34 = 34,
OB_QRCODE_V35 = 35,
OB_QRCODE_V36 = 36,
OB_QRCODE_V37 = 37,
OB_QRCODE_V38 = 38,
OB_QRCODE_V39 = 39,
OB_QRCODE_V40 = 40
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Size Related |
uom |
0 |
Unit of meature for all size related setting in the library.
0: pixel; 1: cm; 2: inch.
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fX |
2 |
width of barcode module (narrow bar), default is 2 pixel |
fBarcodeWidth |
0 |
generted barcode image width |
fBarcodeHeight |
0 |
generted barcode image height |
fLeftMargin |
0 |
image left margin |
fRightMargin |
0 |
image right margin |
fTopMargin |
0 |
image top margin |
fBottomMargin |
0 |
image bottom margin |
nResolution |
72 |
in DPI |
nRotate |
0 |
OBRotate. Valid values:
OB_Rotate0 = 0,
OB_Rotate90 = 1,
OB_Rotate180 = 2,
OB_Rotate270 = 3
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All iPad Barcode Supported Types
1D / Linear Barcodes
2D / Matrix Barcodes
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