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Was messing with a barcode scanner app on my HTC Evo and decided to make this.

Yeah it's horribly sloppy, but it gets the job done.

Enjoy!

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Source code - Do what you wish with it. :blink:

#include <GUIConstants.au3>
Local $cur[2]

$upc = InputBox('Barcode', 'Please enter an 11 or 12 digit UPC code.')
If check($upc) <> True Then die('Error processing bar code.')
If StringLen($upc) = 11 Then
    $upc2 = $upc & checkDigit($upc)
Else
    $upc2 = $upc
EndIf
$c = array($upc2)
$w = 1
$h = 160

Global $upc, $upc2, $c, $cur[2], $code, $w, $h, $gui

$code &= '101'
For $i = 1 To 12
    If between($i, 1, 6) Then
        $code &= c($c[$i], 1)
    EndIf
    If $i = 6 Then
        $code &= '01010'
    EndIf
    If between($i, 7, 12) Then
        $code &= c($c[$i], 2)
    EndIf
Next
$code &= '101'

Global $pix[StringLen($code)+1]

gui()

While GUIGetMsg($gui) <> $GUI_Event_Close
    Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func check($a)
    If $a <> 0 And between(StringLen($a), 11, 12) Then
        Return True
    Else
        Return False
    EndIf
EndFunc

Func checkDigit($a)
    $tog = -1
    $more = 0
    For $i = 1 To StringLen($a)
        $tog = $tog * -1
        $num = StringLeft($a, $i)
        $num = StringRight($num, 1)
        If $tog = 1 Then
            $cur[1] = $cur[1] + $num
        Else
            $cur[0] = $cur[0] + $num
        EndIf
    Next

    $tot = ($cur[1]*3)+$cur[0]

    For $j = 0 To 9
        If StringRight($tot, 1) = 0 Then
            ExitLoop
        Else
            $more = $more + 1
            $tot = $tot + 1
        EndIf
    Next

    Return $more
EndFunc

Func c($a, $B)
    If $b = 1 Then
        If $a = 0 Then
            $xx = s(3) & b(2) & s(1) & b(1)
        ElseIf $a = 1 Then
            $xx = s(2) & b(2) & s(2) & b(1)
        ElseIf $a = 2 Then
            $xx = s(2) & b(1) & s(2) & b(2)
        ElseIf $a = 3 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(4) & s(1) & b(1)
        ElseIf $a = 4 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(1) & s(3) & b(2)
        ElseIf $a = 5 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(2) & s(3) & b(1)
        ElseIf $a = 6 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(1) & s(1) & b(4)
        ElseIf $a = 7 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(3) & s(1) & b(2)
        ElseIf $a = 8 Then
            $xx = s(1) & b(2) & s(1) & b(3)
        ElseIf $a = 9 Then
            $xx = s(3) & b(1) & s(1) & b(2)
        EndIf
    ElseIf $b = 2 Then
        If $a = 0 Then
            $xx = b(3) & s(2) & b(1) & s(1)
        ElseIf $a = 1 Then
            $xx = b(2) & s(2) & b(2) & s(1)
        ElseIf $a = 2 Then
            $xx = b(2) & s(1) & b(2) & s(2)
        ElseIf $a = 3 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(4) & b(1) & s(1)
        ElseIf $a = 4 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(1) & b(3) & s(2)
        ElseIf $a = 5 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(2) & b(3) & s(1)
        ElseIf $a = 6 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(1) & b(1) & s(4)
        ElseIf $a = 7 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(3) & b(1) & s(2)
        ElseIf $a = 8 Then
            $xx = b(1) & s(2) & b(1) & s(3)
        ElseIf $a = 9 Then
            $xx = b(3) & s(1) & b(1) & s(2)
        EndIf
    EndIf
    Return $xx
EndFunc

Func s($a)
    $temp = ''
    For $i = 1 To $a
        $temp = $temp & '0'
    Next
    Return $temp
EndFunc

Func b($a)
    $temp = ''
    For $i = 1 To $a
        $temp = $temp & '1'
    Next
    Return $temp
EndFunc

Func array($a)
    Local $d[StringLen($a)+1]
    $e = ''
    For $i = 1 To StringLen($a)
        $d[$i] = StringRight(StringLeft($a, $i), 1)
    Next
    Return $d
EndFunc

Func gui()
    $t = 'BarCoder'
    Global $gui = GUICreate($t, 140, 100, -1, -1, -1, 128)
    GUISetBkColor(0xffffff)
    GUISetFont(9)
    GUICtrlCreateGroup('     ' & $upc2, 5, 0, 130, 90)
    For $i = 1 To StringLen($code)
        $fn = StringRight(StringLeft($code, $i), 1)
        $pix[$i] = GUICtrlCreatePic($fn & '.jpg', 20+($i), 20, 1, 60)
    Next
    $left = GUICtrlCreateLabel($c[1], 10, 73, 8, 15)
    GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 8)
    $midL = GUICtrlCreateLabel($c[2] & $c[3] & $c[4] & $c[5] & $c[6], 32, 70, 34, 15)
    $midR = GUICtrlCreateLabel($c[7] & $c[8] & $c[9] & $c[10] & $c[11], 70, 70, 36, 15)
    $righ = GUICtrlCreateLabel($c[12], 122, 73, 8, 15)
    GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 8)
    GUISetState()
    WinSetOnTop($t, '', 1)
EndFunc

Func die($x, $y = '', $z = -1)
    MsgBox(262144, $y, $x, $z)
    Exit
EndFunc

Func between($num, $min, $max)
    If $num >= $min And $num <= $max Then
        Return 1
    Else
        Return 0
    EndIf
EndFunc

Images - You need these to display the bars. Put them in the same folder as the program.

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Edit(s) - Fix-ups!

Edit: Added screen shot.

Edit2: Fixed the extra numeral being added to the topmost label.

Edit3: Added the images to the post.

Edited by cembry90

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Doesn't work when the UPC begins with zero. According to Wikipedia, zero is a common number for most products.

Nvm, I'm a dork.

Edited by jaberwocky6669
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Doesn't work when the UPC begins with zero. According to Wikipedia, zero is a common number for most products.

Nvm, I'm a dork.

Idk what issue you were referring to, but there is only one true problem afaik (and it would be user side at that). If you enter a UPC where the check digit (12th number) is incorrect, some scanners will reject that and not read it.

Example: the check digit is 2 for the UPC 123456789012. If you enter 12345679011, the barcode reader I use will not scan it. It will just keep trying to scan it, and nothing happening. (I'm using an app called Barcode Scanner.)

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Error check is calculated for 12-th position number (last number X), basicly to generate UPC when you enter 11 digits and the last digit is calculated from 11, so that you can generate working UPC with error check number. You buy new UPC code so they already have generated last number on UPC list when they send it to you. Generating your imaginary UPC is not something that you need to do becose you dont know if that UPC is already taken or not.

Ofc you can do if for fun if you wona test it. :blink:

Edit:

My way if i did it correctly from wiki page

$Upc_A = "036000291453"
Select
    Case StringLen($Upc_A) = 11;generate 12-th number
        $s = StringSplit($Upc_A,"")
        $c1 = StringSplit((((($s[1] +$s[3] +$s[5] +$s[7] +$s[9] +$s[11])*3)+($s[2]+$s[4]+$s[6]+$s[8]+$s[10]))/10),".")
        $c2 = 10- $c1[2]
        MsgBox(0,"Error number is",$c2)
    Case StringLen($Upc_A) = 12;is 12-th number valid?
        $s = StringSplit(StringLeft($Upc_A,11),"")
        $c1 = StringSplit((((($s[1] +$s[3] +$s[5] +$s[7] +$s[9] +$s[11])*3)+($s[2]+$s[4]+$s[6]+$s[8]+$s[10]))/10),".")
        $c2 = 10- $c1[2]
        If $c2 = StringRight($Upc_A,1) Then
            MsgBox(0,"Last number is valid",StringRight($Upc_A,1))
        Else
            MsgBox(0,"not valid","Shud b '"&$c2&"' instead '"&StringRight($Upc_A,1)&"'")
        EndIf
EndSelect
Edited by bogQ

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Here's my brute, naive color-by-numbers implementation:

Func checkDigit(Const $a)
    Local $UPCArray = StringSplit($a, "", 2)
    Local $sum = 0
    Local $sum2 = 0
    Local $result = 0

    For $i = 0 To 10 Step 2
        $sum += $UPCArray[$i]
    Next

    For $i = 1 To 9 Step 2
        $sum2 += $UPCArray[$i]
    Next

    $result = Mod((($sum * 3) + $sum2), 10)

    If $result <> 0 Then
        Return 10 - $result
    Else
        Return $result
    EndIf
EndFunc ;==>checkDigit
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