MaxiCode Script Methods

The following script methods are specific to this barcode symbology. Additionally, you can use the Common Script Methods for Barcodes.

Tip: If using these script methods in a business rule, select the Rhino script engine.

Tip: Script methods with names beginning with get or is retrieve the current value for a property. Script methods with names beginning with set configure a value for the property.

Methods Description Values

getCurrentSymbol()

setCurrentSymbol(int)

When used with the structured append format, the position of the symbol in a set.

0-8

getMode()

setMode(int)

Modes 0 and 1 are part of the original MaxiCode specification and are now considered obsolete.

Mode 2 is used for Domestic U.S. destinations.

Mode 3 is used for non U.S. destinations.

Mode 4 is free form data entry.

Mode 5, if supported by the device, is used for free form data entry with Full Enhanced Error Correction.

Mode 6 is used for reader programming only.

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

getTotalSymbols()

setTotalSymbols(int)

When used with the structured append format, the total number of the symbols in a set.

0-8

Additional Methods

The following methods do not have corresponding controls for barcode objects in the Loftware Enterprise SP user interface.

Methods Description Values

getRows()

setRows(int)

The number of rows in the symbol. For more information, see the "Symbol Size" section following this table.

 

getColumns()

setColumns(int)

The number of columns in the symbol. For more information, see the "Symbol Size" section following this table.

 

getCellHeight()

setCellHeight(int)

The height of the barcode cell (module). The range of values available varies with the Document DPI of the label template.

 

getCellWidth()

setCellWidth(int)

The X-dimension or height and width of one cell (module) in the barcode. The range of values available depends on the Document DPI of the label template. For example, a label template with a Document DPI of 203 has Line X-Dim values in increments of 4.9 mil (1000 mil / 203 dpi).