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__all__ = tuple('''registerWidget getCodes getCodeNames createBarcodeDrawing createBarcodeImageInMemory'''.split())
__version__ = '0.9'
__doc__='''Popular barcodes available as reusable widgets'''

_widgets = []
def registerWidget(widget):
    _widgets.append(widget)

def _reset():
    _widgets[:] = []
    from reportlab.graphics.barcode.widgets import BarcodeI2of5, BarcodeCode128, BarcodeStandard93,\
                        BarcodeExtended93, BarcodeStandard39, BarcodeExtended39,\
                        BarcodeMSI, BarcodeCodabar, BarcodeCode11, BarcodeFIM,\
                        BarcodePOSTNET, BarcodeUSPS_4State, BarcodeCode128Auto, BarcodeECC200DataMatrix

    #newer codes will typically get their own module
    from reportlab.graphics.barcode.eanbc import Ean13BarcodeWidget, Ean8BarcodeWidget, UPCA, Ean5BarcodeWidget, ISBNBarcodeWidget
    from reportlab.graphics.barcode.qr import QrCodeWidget
    for widget in (BarcodeI2of5,
                BarcodeCode128,
                BarcodeCode128Auto,
                BarcodeStandard93,
                BarcodeExtended93,
                BarcodeStandard39,
                BarcodeExtended39,
                BarcodeMSI,
                BarcodeCodabar,
                BarcodeCode11,
                BarcodeFIM,
                BarcodePOSTNET,
                BarcodeUSPS_4State,
                Ean13BarcodeWidget,
                Ean8BarcodeWidget,
                UPCA,
                Ean5BarcodeWidget,
                ISBNBarcodeWidget,
                QrCodeWidget,
                BarcodeECC200DataMatrix,
                ):
        registerWidget(widget)
_reset()
from reportlab.rl_config import register_reset
register_reset(_reset)

def getCodes():
    """Returns a dict mapping code names to widgets"""
    #the module exports a dictionary of names to widgets, to make it easy for
    #apps and doc tools to display information about them.
    codes = {}
    for widget in _widgets:
        codeName = widget.codeName
        codes[codeName] = widget

    return codes

def getCodeNames():
    """Returns sorted list of supported bar code names"""
    return sorted(getCodes().keys())

def createBarcodeDrawing(codeName, **options):
    """This creates and returns a drawing with a barcode.
    """    
    from reportlab.graphics.shapes import Drawing, Group

    codes = getCodes()
    bcc = codes[codeName]
    width = options.pop('width',None)
    height = options.pop('height',None)
    isoScale = options.pop('isoScale',0)
    kw = {}
    for k,v in options.items():
        if k.startswith('_') or k in bcc._attrMap: kw[k] = v
    bc = bcc(**kw)


    #Robin's new ones validate when setting the value property.
    #Ty Sarna's old ones do not.  We need to test.
    if hasattr(bc, 'validate'):
        bc.validate()   #raise exception if bad value
        if not bc.valid:
            raise ValueError("Illegal barcode with value '%s' in code '%s'" % (options.get('value',None), codeName))

    #size it after setting the data    
    x1, y1, x2, y2 = bc.getBounds()
    w = float(x2 - x1)
    h = float(y2 - y1)
    sx = width not in ('auto',None)
    sy = height not in ('auto',None)
    if sx or sy:
        sx = sx and width/w or 1.0
        sy = sy and height/h or 1.0
        if isoScale:
            if sx<1.0 and sy<1.0:
                sx = sy = max(sx,sy)
            else:
                sx = sy = min(sx,sy)

        w *= sx
        h *= sy
    else:
        sx = sy = 1

    #bc.x = -sx*x1
    #bc.y = -sy*y1
    d = Drawing(width=w,height=h,transform=[sx,0,0,sy,-sx*x1,-sy*y1])
    d.add(bc, "_bc")
    return d

def createBarcodeImageInMemory(codeName,**options):
    """This creates and returns barcode as an image in memory.
    Takes same arguments as createBarcodeDrawing and also an
    optional format keyword which can be anything acceptable
    to Drawing.asString eg gif, pdf, tiff, py ......
    """
    format = options.pop('format','png')
    d = createBarcodeDrawing(codeName, **options)
    return d.asString(format)
