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dmtxencodescheme.c
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/**
* libdmtx - Data Matrix Encoding/Decoding Library
* Copyright 2011 Mike Laughton. All rights reserved.
* Copyright 2012-2016 Vadim A. Misbakh-Soloviov. All rights reserved.
*
* See LICENSE file in the main project directory for full
* terms of use and distribution.
*
* Contact:
* Vadim A. Misbakh-Soloviov <[email protected]>
* Mike Laughton <[email protected]>
*
* \file dmtxencodescheme.c
* \brief Logic for encoding in single scheme
*/
/**
* In this file:
*
* A "word" refers to a full codeword byte to be appended to the encoded output.
*
* A "value" refers to any scheme value being appended to the output stream,
* regardless of how many bytes are used to represent it. Examples:
*
* ASCII: 1 value in 1 codeword
* ASCII (digits): 2 values in 1 codeword
* C40/Text/X12: 3 values in 2 codewords
* C40/Text/X12 (unlatch): 1 values in 1 codeword
* EDIFACT: 4 values in 3 codewords
* Base 256: 1 value in 1 codeword
*
* * Shifts count as values, so outputChainValueCount will reflect these.
*
* * Latches and unlatches are also counted as values, but always in the
* scheme being exited.
*
* * Base256 header bytes are not included as values.
*
* A "chunk" refers to the minimum grouping of values in a schema that must be
* encoded together.
*
* ASCII: 1 value (1 codeword) in 1 chunk
* ASCII (digits): 2 values (1 codeword) in 1 chunk (optional)
* C40/Text/X12: 3 values (2 codewords) in 1 chunk
* C40/Text/X12 (unlatch): 1 value (1 codeword) in 1 chunk
* EDIFACT: 1 value (1 codeword*) in 1 chunk
* Base 256: 1 value (1 codeword) in 1 chunk
*
* * EDIFACT writes 6 bits at a time, but progress is tracked to the next byte
* boundary. If unlatch value finishes mid-byte, the remaining bits before
* the next boundary are set to zero.
*
* Each scheme implements 3 equivalent functions:
* * EncodeNextChunk[Scheme]
* * AppendValue[Scheme]
* * CompleteIfDone[Scheme]
*
* The function EncodeNextChunk() (no Scheme in the name) knows which scheme-
* specific implementations to call based on the stream's current encodation
* scheme.
*
* It's important that EncodeNextChunk[Scheme] not call CompleteIfDone[Scheme]
* directly because some parts of the logic might want to encode a stream
* without allowing the padding and other extra logic that can occur when an
* end-of-symbol condition is triggered.
*/
/* Verify stream is using expected scheme */
#define CHKSCHEME(s) { \
if(stream->currentScheme != (s)) { StreamMarkFatal(stream, DmtxErrorUnexpectedScheme); return; } \
}
/* CHKERR should follow any call that might alter stream status */
#define CHKERR { \
if(stream->status != DmtxStatusEncoding) { return; } \
}
/* CHKSIZE should follows typical calls to FindSymbolSize() */
#define CHKSIZE { \
if(sizeIdx == DmtxUndefined) { StreamMarkInvalid(stream, DmtxErrorUnknown); return; } \
}
/**
*
*
*/
static int
EncodeSingleScheme(DmtxByteList *input, DmtxByteList *output, int sizeIdxRequest, DmtxScheme scheme, int fnc1)
{
DmtxEncodeStream stream;
stream = StreamInit(input, output);
stream.fnc1 = fnc1;
/* 1st FNC1 special case, encode before scheme switch */
if (fnc1 != DmtxUndefined && (int)(input->b[0]) == fnc1)
{
StreamInputAdvanceNext(&stream);
AppendValueAscii(&stream, DmtxValueFNC1);
}
/* Continue encoding until complete */
while(stream.status == DmtxStatusEncoding)
EncodeNextChunk(&stream, scheme, DmtxEncodeNormal, sizeIdxRequest);
/* Verify encoding completed and all inputs were consumed */
if(stream.status != DmtxStatusComplete || StreamInputHasNext(&stream))
return DmtxUndefined;
return stream.sizeIdx;
}
/**
* This function distributes work to the equivalent scheme-specific
* implementation.
*
* Each of these functions will encode the next symbol input word, and in some
* cases this requires additional input words to be encoded as well.
*/
static void
EncodeNextChunk(DmtxEncodeStream *stream, int scheme, int option, int sizeIdxRequest)
{
/* Special case: Prevent X12 from entering state with no way to unlatch */
if(stream->currentScheme != DmtxSchemeX12 && scheme == DmtxSchemeX12)
{
if(PartialX12ChunkRemains(stream))
scheme = DmtxSchemeAscii;
}
/* Change to target scheme if necessary */
if(stream->currentScheme != scheme)
{
EncodeChangeScheme(stream, scheme, DmtxUnlatchExplicit); CHKERR;
CHKSCHEME(scheme);
}
/* Special case: Edifact may be done before writing first word */
if(scheme == DmtxSchemeEdifact)
CompleteIfDoneEdifact(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
switch(stream->currentScheme)
{
case DmtxSchemeAscii:
EncodeNextChunkAscii(stream, option); CHKERR;
CompleteIfDoneAscii(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeC40:
case DmtxSchemeText:
case DmtxSchemeX12:
EncodeNextChunkCTX(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
CompleteIfDoneCTX(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeEdifact:
EncodeNextChunkEdifact(stream); CHKERR;
CompleteIfDoneEdifact(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeBase256:
EncodeNextChunkBase256(stream); CHKERR;
CompleteIfDoneBase256(stream, sizeIdxRequest); CHKERR;
break;
default:
StreamMarkFatal(stream, DmtxErrorUnknown);
break;
}
}
/**
*
*
*/
static void
EncodeChangeScheme(DmtxEncodeStream *stream, DmtxScheme targetScheme, int unlatchType)
{
/* Nothing to do */
if(stream->currentScheme == targetScheme)
return;
/* Every latch must go through ASCII */
switch(stream->currentScheme)
{
case DmtxSchemeC40:
case DmtxSchemeText:
case DmtxSchemeX12:
if(unlatchType == DmtxUnlatchExplicit)
{
AppendUnlatchCTX(stream); CHKERR;
}
break;
case DmtxSchemeEdifact:
if(unlatchType == DmtxUnlatchExplicit)
{
AppendValueEdifact(stream, DmtxValueEdifactUnlatch); CHKERR;
}
break;
default:
/* Nothing to do for ASCII or Base 256 */
assert(stream->currentScheme == DmtxSchemeAscii ||
stream->currentScheme == DmtxSchemeBase256);
break;
}
stream->currentScheme = DmtxSchemeAscii;
/* Anything other than ASCII (the default) requires a latch */
switch(targetScheme)
{
case DmtxSchemeC40:
AppendValueAscii(stream, DmtxValueC40Latch); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeText:
AppendValueAscii(stream, DmtxValueTextLatch); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeX12:
AppendValueAscii(stream, DmtxValueX12Latch); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeEdifact:
AppendValueAscii(stream, DmtxValueEdifactLatch); CHKERR;
break;
case DmtxSchemeBase256:
AppendValueAscii(stream, DmtxValueBase256Latch); CHKERR;
break;
default:
/* Nothing to do for ASCII */
CHKSCHEME(DmtxSchemeAscii);
break;
}
stream->currentScheme = targetScheme;
/* Reset new chain length to zero */
stream->outputChainWordCount = 0;
stream->outputChainValueCount = 0;
/* Insert header byte if just latched to Base256 */
if(targetScheme == DmtxSchemeBase256)
{
UpdateBase256ChainHeader(stream, DmtxUndefined); CHKERR;
}
}
/**
*
*
*/
static int
GetRemainingSymbolCapacity(int outputLength, int sizeIdx)
{
int capacity;
int remaining;
if(sizeIdx == DmtxUndefined)
{
remaining = DmtxUndefined;
}
else
{
capacity = dmtxGetSymbolAttribute(DmtxSymAttribSymbolDataWords, sizeIdx);
remaining = capacity - outputLength;
}
return remaining;
}