[TriEmbed] C/C++/Python/Ruby/Perl code for translating a text string into a QRcode bitmap expressed in the native language

Chip McClelland chip at mcclellands.org
Wed Mar 4 12:20:33 CST 2015


Pete, 

Since I am at work, I used the IBM DeveloperWorks search and came up with this C library: http://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/index.html.en <http://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/index.html.en>

I hope this helps


Chip McClelland
chip at seeinsights.com
919-624-5562

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> From: Pete Soper <pete at soper.us>
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> I'm looking for something to link to or use directly via source that 
> takes a text string and creates the bitmap for a QRcode representation 
> of that string of characters. I mean something like a C char[][] of ones 
> and zeros or any more complex equivalent in the native language, not a 
> file that pops out magically via a library. I need it to be usable on 
> Debian Linux (e.g. Ubuntu). I realize I might be writing nonsense to do 
> with the size/scaling and what not (I can now reliably spell "q r c o d 
> e", but I need a starting point to do the translation for a special 
> graphics printer I'm playing with. I don't have a real driver for this 
> printer, just a pile of escape code docs.
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> Thanks,
> Pete
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