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testing some barcode check digit validations
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# Library codabar (14 digit barcode) check digit validator | |
# (1 digit):material type + (4 digits):library code + (8 digits):item code + (1 digit): checksum | |
# source: http://www.makebarcode.com/specs/codabar.html | |
# - GOOD! | |
def vcodabar(n): | |
"""Validate the checkdigit of a 14 digit library barcode.""" | |
check = int(n[-1]) | |
data = n[:-1] | |
total = 0 | |
for i, c in enumerate(data): | |
c = int(c) | |
total += c if (i % 2) else (2 * c - 9) if (2 * c > 9) else 2 * c | |
calc = total % 10 | |
calc = 10 - calc if calc else 0 | |
print(calc) | |
return calc == check | |
# source: http://www.makebarcode.com/specs/code_11.html | |
# possibly buggy / useless. Can't find a library barcode where this actually works. | |
# Suspect that maybe the checkdigit is only used in barcode scanning and isn't part | |
# of the code stored in MARC records? | |
# ??? likely wrong, at least no good with the data I'm looking at | |
def vcode11(n): | |
check = int(n[-1]) | |
data = n[:-1] | |
total = 0 | |
for i, c in enumerate(data[::-1]): | |
total += int(c) * (i + 1) | |
calc = total % 11 | |
print(calc) | |
return calc == check |
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