Copies a barcode symbol to the system clipboard. There are several different overloading methods, Syntax 1, Syntax 2, and Syntax 3 (only for Delphi/C++Builder 2009 or later):
For Delphi/C++ Builder 2007 or early, the Barcode parameter is in fact an AnsiString. By default, it is an ANSI encoding string, if you want to use other encoding scheme (for example the UTF-8, UTF-16), please convert it in the OnEncode event, or specify the converted string in the Barcode parameter. Also you can use the method to encode a block of binary (bytes) data.
For Delphi/C++ Builder 2009 or later, it is in fact an UnicodeString instead of AnsiString. By default, the unicode string will be converted to an ANSI encoding string, then be encoded into the barcode symbol. If you want to use other encoding scheme (for example the UTF-8, UTF-16), please convert it in the OnEncode event, or use the CopyToClipboard (Syntax 3) overloading method and specify the converted string in its Data parameter. If you want to encode a block of binary (bytes) data, please use the CopyToClipboard (Syntax 3) overloading method.
For the Delphi/C++ Builder 2009 or later, you can use the method to encode a block of binary (bytes) data into a barcode symbol. Or specifies the barcode text in AnsiString format.
If you want to encode a block of binary (bytes) data into a barcode symbol under Delphi/C++ Builder 2007 or early, please use the CopyToClipboard (Syntax 2) overloading method.
For the TBarcode2D_CCA, TBarcode2D_CCB, and TBarcode2D_CCC barcode components, if the Linear property is set, the 2D symbol and the linear symbol are assembled to generate an EAN.UCC composite barcode symbol. Both of them will be copied to the system clipboard.