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CLI: make --mirror available in standard non-batch mode via
new routines `mirror_start()`, `mirror_outfile()` & limit substitutions on Unix to backslash (Windows remains the same); restrict "borderwidth", "textgap", "vwhitesp", "whitesp" < 100 CODEONE: fix `ceilf()` -> `C1_MULT_CEIL()` in FAST_MODE encodation (improves/changes some encodation) composite: preserve `gs1_verify()` warning using `warn_level` hack; fix wrong name `zint_dbar_omnstk_set_height()` -> `zint_dbar_stk_set_height()`; use new `zint_micropdf_variant()` & `zint_micropdf_expand()` routines (see below) MICROPDF417: move variant determination into new shareable routine `zint_micropdf_variant()` & expansion into `zint_micropdf_expand()` qzint: add helper methods `setbordertypevalue()`, `encodedinputmode()`, `encodedoutputoptions()`, `ecivaluetoeciindex()` and `eciindextoecivalue()` dbar: for performance pre-calculate `combins()` as array coverage: add `malloc()`-type failure testing to AZTEC, CONTENT_SEGS, MEMORY_FILE, raster, Reed-Solomon & vector; numerous changes to remove unused code and test more branches common: add `isxdigit()` general: various code fiddlings manual: add char names to sequence and batch format char tables; mention long options can be shortened (& use "--compliantheight" -> "--compliant"); expand mirror explanation & document substitutions in footnote; workaround xecjk putting space after double quote when quoting cjk chars & rejig input mode examples; workaround html alignment bug in table gs1-enabled symbologies by adding extra rh dashes to header cols; add "figure nn: " to txt image tags via sed: various other small fixes and rephrasings
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@@ -998,6 +998,24 @@ INTERNAL void z_hrt_conv_gs1_brackets_nochk(struct zint_symbol *symbol, const un
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symbol->text[length] = '\0';
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}
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#ifdef ZINT_TEST
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/* For testing content segment `calloc()`/`malloc()` failures */
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static int z_ct_fail_id = 0;
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static int z_ct_fail_at = 0;
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INTERNAL void zint_test_ct_set_fail(const int id, const int at) {
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z_ct_fail_id = id;
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z_ct_fail_at = at;
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}
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#define ct_calloc(id, num, sz) (z_ct_fail_at > 0 && z_ct_fail_id == (id) && --z_ct_fail_at == 0 \
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? NULL : calloc(num, sz))
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#define ct_malloc(id, sz) (z_ct_fail_at > 0 && z_ct_fail_id == (id) && --z_ct_fail_at == 0 ? NULL : malloc(sz))
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#else
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#define ct_calloc(id, num, sz) calloc(num, sz)
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#define ct_malloc(id, sz) malloc(sz)
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#endif
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/* Initialize `content_segs` for `seg_count` segments. On error sets `errtxt`, returning BARCODE_ERROR_MEMORY */
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INTERNAL int z_ct_init_segs(struct zint_symbol *symbol, const int seg_count) {
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int i;
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@@ -1005,7 +1023,8 @@ INTERNAL int z_ct_init_segs(struct zint_symbol *symbol, const int seg_count) {
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if (symbol->content_segs) {
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z_ct_free_segs(symbol);
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}
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if (!(symbol->content_segs = (struct zint_seg *) calloc((size_t) seg_count, sizeof(struct zint_seg)))) {
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if (!(symbol->content_segs
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= (struct zint_seg *) ct_calloc(Z_CT_FAIL_ID_INIT_SEGS, (size_t) seg_count, sizeof(struct zint_seg)))) {
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return z_errtxt(ZINT_ERROR_MEMORY, symbol, 243, "Insufficient memory for content segs buffer");
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}
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for (i = 0; i < seg_count; i++) {
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@@ -1039,7 +1058,8 @@ static int ct_init_seg_source(struct zint_symbol *symbol, const int seg_idx, con
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assert(!symbol->content_segs[seg_idx].source);
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assert(length > 0);
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if (!(symbol->content_segs[seg_idx].source = (unsigned char *) malloc((size_t) length))) {
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if (!(symbol->content_segs[seg_idx].source
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= (unsigned char *) ct_malloc(Z_CT_FAIL_ID_INIT_SEG_SRC, (size_t) length))) {
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return z_errtxt(ZINT_ERROR_MEMORY, symbol, 245, "Insufficient memory for content segs source buffer");
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}
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return 0;
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