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__version__ = '0.9'

def getCodes():
    """Returns a dict mapping code names to widgets"""

    from widgets import (BarcodeI2of5,
                BarcodeCode128,
                BarcodeStandard93,
                BarcodeExtended93,
                BarcodeStandard39,
                BarcodeExtended39,
                BarcodeMSI,
                BarcodeCodabar,
                BarcodeCode11,
                BarcodeFIM,
                BarcodePOSTNET)

    #newer codes will typically get their own module
    from eanbc import Ean13BarcodeWidget, Ean8BarcodeWidget


    #the module exports a dictionary of names to widgets, to make it easy for
    #apps and doc tools to display information about them.
    codes = {}
    for widget in (
                BarcodeI2of5,
                BarcodeCode128,
                BarcodeStandard93,
                BarcodeExtended93,
                BarcodeStandard39,
                BarcodeExtended39,
                BarcodeMSI,
                BarcodeCodabar,
                BarcodeCode11,
                BarcodeFIM,
                BarcodePOSTNET,
                Ean13BarcodeWidget,
                Ean8BarcodeWidget,
                ):
        codeName = widget.codeName
        codes[codeName] = widget

    return codes

def getCodeNames():
    """Returns sorted list of supported bar code names"""
    return sorted(getCodes().keys())

def createBarcodeDrawing(codeName, **options):
    """This creates and returns a drawing with a barcode.
    """    
    from reportlab.graphics.shapes import Drawing, Group

    codes = getCodes()
    bcc = codes[codeName]
    width = options.pop('width',None)
    height = options.pop('height',None)
    isoScale = options.pop('isoScale',0)
    kw = {}
    for k,v in options.iteritems():
        if k.startswith('_') or k in bcc._attrMap: kw[k] = v
    bc = bcc(**kw)

    #size it after setting the data    
    x1, y1, x2, y2 = bc.getBounds()
    w = float(x2 - x1)
    h = float(y2 - y1)
    sx = width not in ('auto',None)
    sy = height not in ('auto',None)
    if sx or sy:
        sx = sx and width/w or 1.0
        sy = sy and height/h or 1.0
        if isoScale:
            if sx<1.0 and sy<1.0:
                sx = sy = max(sx,sy)
            else:
                sx = sy = min(sx,sy)

        w *= sx
        h *= sy
    else:
        sx = sy = 1

    #bc.x = -sx*x1
    #bc.y = -sy*y1
    d = Drawing(width=w,height=h,transform=[sx,0,0,sy,-sx*x1,-sy*y1])
    d.add(bc, "_bc")
    return d

def createBarcodeImageInMemory(codeName, **options):
    """This creates and returns barcode as an image in memory.
    """    
    d = createBarcodeDrawing(codeName, **options)
    return d.asString(format)