| Subject: | Barcode::Code128 does not seem to allow setting sub-optimal barcode encodings |
For example:
$ $x = Barcode::Code128->new(); $x->encode("8766515EG","C"); $x->barcode()
## # ### #### # # # # ## ## ### # ### # #### ## ### # # ## # ## # # ## # # ## ### # ##
$ $x = Barcode::Code128->new(); $x->encode("8766515EG","B"); $x->barcode()
## # ### #### # # # # ## ## ### # # #### ### ## ### # # ## # ## # # # # ## ## ### # ##
$ $x = Barcode::Code128->new(); $x->encode("8766515EG","A"); $x->barcode()
## # ### #### # # # # ## ## ### # ### # #### ## ### # # ## # ## # # ## # # ## ### # ##
Those all seem to be encoding "876651" as C no matter what I do.
I would like the option to force encoding to a less-optimal code format if deemed necessary ( to match a sub-optimal encoding for legacy reasons, to create programming bar-codes for certain scanners, etc... ).
Thanks.