Bugs in libdmtx ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1. libdtmx - Core Library :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: While regular encoder works fine, the optimizer feature (--best) still occasionally generates codeword sequences that are not 100% legal according to the ISO specification. Everything still appears to decode properly, but until I have time to go through every corner case and validate the behavior this will be treated as an experimental feature. For now dmtxwrite will encode using a straight ASCII scheme by default. Data Mosaic encoding doesn't produce output for certain sizes: $ echo -n foo | dmtxwrite -M <-- works $ echo -n fooo | dmtxwrite -M <-- doesn't work $ echo -n foooo | dmtxwrite -M <-- works 2. dmtxread :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The follow options are considered experimental: -M, --mosaic interpret as Data Mosaic barcodes 3. dmtxwrite :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The follow options are considered experimental: -eb, --encodation=b best encodation (beta only) -M, --mosaic create Data Mosaic (non-standard) The follow options are not implemented yet: -ef, --encodation=f fast encodation -c, --color=COLOR barcode color -b, --bgcolor=COLOR background color -r, --rotate=DEGREES rotation angle 4. Test Programs :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: multi_test: * No known issues rotate_test: * No known issues simple_test: * No known issues unit_test: * No known issues 5. Wrappers :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: cocoa wrapper: * No known issues java wrapper: * No known issues net wrapper: * No known issues php wrapper: * No known issues python wrapper: * No known issues ruby wrapper: * No known issues 6. Scripts in the script directory :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The check_headers.pl script verifies that every function has a correctly-formed header comment. But the test condition is currently pretty simple, and does not test the first function appearing in each file.
