A little Python program to convert your morse code to a barcode-like graph.
To use this program, just easily set a few parameters before running.
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--codes <segment1> <segment2> <...>- Required argument. Each segment should quote with quotation marks.
- There also a format on distinguish between words and characters, like:
: A space to split a character./: A slash to split a word.
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--border <integer number>- Optional, to set the border surround the barcode.
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--height <integer number>- Optional, to set the height of the barcode.
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--line-width <integer number>- Optional, to set the default width of the barcode.
- A
.will takes a default width, and-will takes double of default. also takes double of default.
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--separate-per-line <integer number>- Optional, to set spacing bwtween every segment of
codes.
- Optional, to set spacing bwtween every segment of
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--output <file path or file name>.png- Optional, set where you want to save. By default, the output file name will be output.png.
- You can also change
.pngto other format you like.
