Please just send to one of my email addresses. Davidlohr Bueso wrote: > Maybe this is silly, but I haven't managed to solve it. > If I have an unsigned char *buffer, with the data obtained by the > scanner (say maybe from fp_img or another way, no certainty), and I want > to get it into a fp_print_img, so I can then store it, match it, etc, > etc. how can I go about this?
As I mentioned on the list recently, fprint is designed so that you can't do this. The decision behind it is that I do not want it to be possible to develop drivers outside of libfprint, because then I worry that vendors will produce closed-source drivers. Although this was a political (as opposed to technical) decision, the result is ingrained within the "architecture" of the library. This may change in future, particularly because there appear some good technical arguments for situations where this functionality is important. Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
