04-10-2016
If I see it correctly, that reversed/complemented string sits BEFORE your search pattern? If my memory serves me right, you had been given some sort of "algorithm/function" to reverse/complement strings; mayhap you could apply those?
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qrencode
QRENCODE(1) General Commands Manual QRENCODE(1)
NAME
qrencode - Encode input data in a QR Code and save as a PNG or EPS image.
SYNOPSIS
qrencode [OPTION]... [STRING]
DESCRIPTION
Libqrencode is a library for encoding data in a QR Code symbol, a kind of 2D symbology that can be scanned by handy terminals such as a
mobile phone with CCD. The capacity of QR Code is up to 7000 digits or 4000 characters, and has high robustness.
Qrencode is a utility software using libqrencode to encode string data in a QR Code and save as a PNG or EPS image.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
display help message.
-o FILENAME, --output=FILENAME
write image to FILENAME. If '-' is specified, the result will be output to standard output. If -S is given, structured symbols are
written to FILENAME-01.png, FILENAME-02.png, ... (suffix is removed from FILENAME, if specified)
-s NUMBER, --size=NUMBER
specify the size of dot (pixel). (default=3)
-l {LMQH}, --level={LMQH}
specify error collectin level from L (lowest) to H (highest). (default=L)
-v NUMBER, --symversion=NUMBER
specify the version of the symbol. (default=auto)
-m NUMBER, --margin=NUMBER
specify the width of margin. (default=4)
-d NUMBER, --dpi=NUMBER
specify the DPI of the generated PNG. (default=72)
-t {PNG,EPS,ANSI,ANSI256}, --type={PNG,EPS,ANSI,ANSI256}
specify the type of the generated image. (default=PNG)
-S, --structured
make structured symbols. Version must be specified.
-k, --kanji
assume that the input text contains kanji (shift-jis).
-c, --casesensitive
encode lower-case alphabet characters in 8-bit mode. (default)
-i, --ignorecase
ignore case distinctions and use only upper-case characters.
-8, --8bit
encode entire data in 8-bit mode. -k, -c and -i will be ignored.
-M, --micro
encode in a Micro QR Code. (experimental)
-V, --version
display the version number and copyrights of the qrencode.
[STRING]
input data. If it is not specified, data will be taken from standard input.
EXAMPLES
qrencode -l L -v 1 -o output.png 'Hello, world!'
encode into a symbol version 1, level L.
qrencode -iSv 1 --output=output.png
read standard input and encode it into a structured-appended symbols in case-insensitive mode.
AUTHOR
Written by Kentaro Fukuchi.
RESOURCES
Main Web Site: http://fukuchi.org/works/qrencode/
Source code repository: https://github.com/fukuchi/libqrencode/
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2006-2012 Kentaro Fukuchi.
qrencode 3.3.0 Feb. 29, 2012 QRENCODE(1)