New Features
GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked barcode
GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked is the most advanced version in the DataBar family, combining high data capacity with exceptional geometric flexibility. Unlike standard linear barcodes, this symbology type is specifically designed to encode extended product information within a limited space.
Adaptive growth is a key feature of this barcode: it can expand both horizontally and vertically to fit the available space.
Example of the GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked barcode:
You can learn more about the new barcode in our article at this link.Support for vCard versions 3.0 and 4.0
The barcode editor now supports vCard versions 3.0 and 4.0. Previously, only version 2.1 was supported.
The version can now be specified in the object properties or in the editor window:
Connecting to Greenplum databases
It is now possible to use Greenplum databases as data sources for reports.
Currently, this data source is implemented as a plugin.
You can read about how to use it in the linked article.
Full list of changes
[Engine]
+ added GS1
DataBar Expanded Stacked barcode;
* improved
the loading speed of some fpx files;
* script
security updates;
- fixed a
bug with multi-symbol brackets in the Text object;
- fixed
text handling in some East Asian locales;
- fixed
script security issues;
- fixed
incorrect rendering of underline and strikeout styles in some fonts;
- fixed an
incorrect default value of the CommandParameter.Direction property;
- fixed the
ProcessAt behavior on a breakable band;
[Designer]
+ added
vCard versions 3.0 and 4.0;
- fixed
linear barcode text overflow when the text is wider than the barcode;
- fixed a
designer bug when dragging a report parameter;
[Preview]
- fixed a
bug with editing a preview page when the MirrorMargins property is set to true;
- fixed the
tooltip in the email form;
[Common]
+ added
mapping of MySql types;
[Extras]
+ added
Greenplum database connection;
+ added the
FastReport.ReportBuilder plugin;
* the
FastReport.Data.MsSql plugin now uses Microsoft.Data.SqlClient instead of
System.Data.SqlClient;
- fixed
MongoDB 3.5.2 breaking changes and assembly conflicts;
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