Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Let's see what will happen. I'll try to work-arround that stupid limitation, but tomorrow. ENough programming for today.As always, thanks Ethin for help.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
I know. I wanted ot make a Python DLL to make OCR easier to use, only to find I couldn't.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
I'll try. It that's not going to work, darn it.I just wanted to write something useful...
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Theoretically? Yes. If you use the standard .NET file IO functions, and use those, you might be able to transform it into a software bitmap. I honestly have no idea.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Can't I read from a file system, copy it to the UWP directory that OCR can read from and then perform the magic?
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
I've tried. Your restricted to particular directories in UWP. You can't arbitrarily read from anywhere in the filesystem.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Oh yeah, great indeed. In MSDN I have read that I can convert a file to a software bitmap, and then OCR it but I haven't tried it yet.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Yeah, I can't make a DLL for it. UWP is extremely restrictive for security reasons, and while its a COM object, its usually called from UWP (like NVDA does). The difference is that NVDA OCR's the screen at the navigator objects cur
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
NVDA's windows 10 OCR recognition is defined in globalCommands.py, starting on line 2185:def script_recognizeWithUwpOcr(self, gesture):
if not winVersion.isUwpOcrAvailable():
# Translators: Reported when Windows 10 OCR i
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
NVDA's windows 10 OCR recognition is defined in globalCommands.py, starting on line 2185:def script_recognizeWithUwpOcr(self, gesture):
if not winVersion.isUwpOcrAvailable():
# Translators: Reported when Windows 10 OCR i
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Yeah, I'll do. Or if it won't work, I'll try and learn that UWP for this little app I want to write.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Its a COM api after all, so you can use it without being UWP at all as far as I can see, since NVDA isn't UWP nor Windows Forms and can access it anyway. It could actually help to tak e a look into the NVDA source to see how they access it
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
@4, you probably could, though I wouldn't recommend it. I doubt visual studio (or .NET for that matter) would be happy if you mixed two .NET libraries that are practically opposites. Give it a go though, its worth a try.
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Yes, I'm OK with that. That's what I wanted to use. But the thing that disturbs me is that I really have to use UWP? Can't I use Winforms?
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Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
have a look at the windows.media.ocr namespace. This implements UWP OCR functionality, similar to that seen in NVDA. As a result, it only works on win10, but we're talking the best your gonna get natively. The results of this thing are twenty
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
have a look at the windows.media.ocr namespace. This implements UWP OCR functionality, similar to that seen in NVDA. As a result, it only works on win10, but we're talking the best your gonna get natively. The results of this thing are twenty
Re: Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
thats a com api and it is available on msdn
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Windows10 OCR API accessing? - C#
Hello!How can I access the win10 OCR API using C# and the dot net framework? Where should I search?
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Hello!How can I acces the win10 OCR API using C# and the dot net framework? Where should I search?
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