CODE128: reduce extended latch cut-off from 5 to 4 for better

encodation in certain cases (and no pessimizations found so far),
  props lyngklip (BWIPP);
  fix extended char latching when exactly 3 extended chars at end;
  count code set C (not digits) in loop deciding when to
  shift/latch to extended for better estimate
AZTEC: return warning if ECC < 5% (due to bit-stuffing when version
  given); return error if > 22 layers (Zint 26) for Reader
  Initialisation symbol requested for better error message
AZTEC/HANXIN/QRCODE: consolidate different ECC data size tables
  into one indexed by ECC
DBAR_EXP: check for reduced length <= 77 up front for better error
  message
HANXIN: use `malloc()` rather than `z_alloca()` for large binary
  array
QRCODE: `ecc_level` now 0-based (not 1-based)
MICROQR: consolidate different version end routines into one
  `microqr_end()` and use new `microqr_data` table to simplify code
MICROPDF417: use table for max codewords per column
library: centralize all error messages using new `errtxt()`,
  `errtxtf()`, `errtxt_adj()` funcs that protect `symbol->errtxt`
  from overflow, & try to make error messages more consistent
  thru-out, adding more feedback info to many, & use positional
  args "%n$" in prep for l10n (maybe);
  `is_sane/is_sane_lookup()` -> `not_sane/not_sane_lookup()`,
  returning 1-based position (zero on failure) instead of bool;
  `long` ints -> plain `int` (except those dealing with `ftell()`,
  `fread()` etc) as depend on int being 32-bits already
GUI: in "grpDATF.ui" use "PlainText" rather than "RichText" for
  tracker ratio examples as height of text messing up sometimes
manual: clarify Codablock-F length maximum & add examples
docs: README: pandoc 3.5, Ubuntu 24.04
CMake: use "-Wpedantic" for Clang only as GNU complains about
  `errtxtf()` positional args "%n$"
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gitlost 2024-10-27 21:33:33 +00:00
parent 752c1fae5d
commit 5e2044ff2e
104 changed files with 8102 additions and 7755 deletions

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@ -239,8 +239,7 @@ INTERNAL int emf_plot(struct zint_symbol *symbol, int rotate_angle) {
const int ih_ultra_offset = symbol->symbology == BARCODE_ULTRA ? 8 : 0;
if (symbol->vector == NULL) {
strcpy(symbol->errtxt, "643: Vector header NULL");
return ZINT_ERROR_INVALID_DATA;
return errtxt(ZINT_ERROR_INVALID_DATA, symbol, 643, "Vector header NULL");
}
(void) out_colour_get_rgb(symbol->fgcolour, &fgred, &fggrn, &fgblu, NULL /*alpha*/);
@ -640,8 +639,7 @@ INTERNAL int emf_plot(struct zint_symbol *symbol, int rotate_angle) {
for (i = 0; i < this_text; i++) {
free(this_string[i]);
}
strcpy(symbol->errtxt, "641: Insufficient memory for EMF string buffer");
return ZINT_ERROR_MEMORY;
return errtxt(ZINT_ERROR_MEMORY, symbol, 641, "Insufficient memory for EMF string buffer");
}
memset(this_string[this_text], 0, text_bumped_lens[this_text]);
out_le_u32(text[this_text].type, 0x00000054); /* EMR_EXTTEXTOUTW */
@ -703,8 +701,8 @@ INTERNAL int emf_plot(struct zint_symbol *symbol, int rotate_angle) {
/* Send EMF data to file */
if (!fm_open(fmp, symbol, "wb")) {
sprintf(symbol->errtxt, "640: Could not open output file (%d: %.30s)", fmp->err, strerror(fmp->err));
return ZINT_ERROR_FILE_ACCESS;
return errtxtf(ZINT_ERROR_FILE_ACCESS, symbol, 640, "Could not open EMF output file (%1$d: %2$s)", fmp->err,
strerror(fmp->err));
}
fm_write(&emr_header, sizeof(emr_header_t), 1, fmp);
@ -822,14 +820,14 @@ INTERNAL int emf_plot(struct zint_symbol *symbol, int rotate_angle) {
fm_write(&emr_eof, sizeof(emr_eof_t), 1, fmp);
if (fm_error(fmp)) {
sprintf(symbol->errtxt, "644: Incomplete write to output (%d: %.30s)", fmp->err, strerror(fmp->err));
errtxtf(0, symbol, 644, "Incomplete write of EMF output (%1$d: %2$s)", fmp->err, strerror(fmp->err));
(void) fm_close(fmp, symbol);
return ZINT_ERROR_FILE_WRITE;
}
if (!fm_close(fmp, symbol)) {
sprintf(symbol->errtxt, "941: Failure on closing output file (%d: %.30s)", fmp->err, strerror(fmp->err));
return ZINT_ERROR_FILE_WRITE;
return errtxtf(ZINT_ERROR_FILE_WRITE, symbol, 941, "Failure on closing EMF output file (%1$d: %2$s)",
fmp->err, strerror(fmp->err));
}
return error_number;
}