ti.barcode | QR and Barcode Scanner | Barcode Processing library
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- Share the barcode
- Encode the contents of the file into a Bitmap
- Attempts to guess the encoding for the UTF - 8 encoding
- Show error message
- Handle decoding
- Decode a barcode
- Handle a decoded result in the barcode
- Handles the decoded results
- Returns a view of the history item
- Called when a book is created
- Performs background drawing on the canvas
- Encode VCard information
- Returns a textual representation of the display contents
- Handle a button press action
- Initializes the frame
- Encode MECARD
- Build history item
- Does the actual invocation of the Retrieval implementation
- Adds a history item to the history
- Resume the QRcode
- Called when an options item is selected
- Retrieves supplemental information for a volume
- Runs the Wi - Fi connection
- Capture instance
- Overrides display name formatting
- Parses arguments
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QUESTION
I am attempting to build a Android
application in Appcelerator Studio
with SDK 6.1.0.GA
.
I have CommonJS
modules, currently we have two versions, one pre SDK 6
with an apiVerion of 2
, and one with post SDK 6
with apiVerion of 3
.
Both versions are in the Application/modules
folder.
There are also Alloy
modules as well.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 13:18There was a similar duplicate entry issue on regular android modules compiled with certain 6.x sdks, but I haven't run across something like this for compiled CommonJS modules. Give this a try:
- In your app project, navigate to
modules/android/modulename/version
- Make a backup of
modulename.jar
in case the following breaks something - Do
unzip -l modulename.jar
. Look for themetadata.json
file. - If it is there, do a
zip -d modulename.jar path/to/metadata.json
Then try rebuilding your project.
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Install ti.barcode
You can use ti.barcode like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the ti.barcode component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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