Open mattoldred opened 5 years ago
I scanned these two bar-codes, and can basically confirm that this does not match the behaviour of Epson printers.
Can you please share your exact model of printer? We may be able to add a flag to change how we print.
I've marked this as an enhancement, because the API would be clearer if we made {A
/{B
/{C
optional anyway. It weakens the abstraction, since you really need an ESC/POS manual to know how to specify CODE128 barcodes correctly at the moment.
I think it is an "Excelvan E801 USB". It must not be very compliant as I have never been able to get QRCodes working despite it claiming to support them (the test page has one).
I think it is actually a rebadged HOIN HOP-E801 as there is "CopyRight@2015-2016 Hoin All Rights Reserved." on the webserver page. http://hoinprinter.com/en/products/show/80mm-Thermal-Receipt-Printer-2
This might only be an issue with my very cheap Excelvan printer but when I print CODE128 barcodes it prints the {B prefix as well as the content.
$content = "MYCONTENT";
$printer->setBarcodeTextPosition(Printer::BARCODE_TEXT_BELOW);
$printer -> barcode("{B".$content, Printer::BARCODE_CODE128);
Results in:
If I change the CODE128 regex in Printer.php to "/^[\x00-\x7F]+$/" then it seems to work and I can use:
$content = "MYCONTENT";
$printer->setBarcodeTextPosition(Printer::BARCODE_TEXT_BELOW);
$printer -> barcode($content, Printer::BARCODE_CODE128);
to get: