> On Sun, May 21, 2017 at 02:51:05PM +, Aaron Muir Hamilton wrote:
>
>Some of these misleading indentation errors also look like genuine bugs.
>Here's one gem from backends/genesys_gl847.c which turned into a
>misleading indent when I ran it through clang-format:
>
>660while (val8 &
Some of these misleading indentation errors also look like genuine bugs.
Here's one gem from backends/genesys_gl847.c which turned into a
misleading indent when I ran it through clang-format:
660while (val8 & REG41_FEBUSY);
661 {
662usleep (1);
663status =
Hi Curtis,
# Cc:ing sane-devel again. No need to leave the rest out, is there?
Curtis Graham writes:
> I may be talking out of turn here but from a simple Noob User
> perspective. I would like to see these 5 Networked scanners in a GUI
> list like Printers in the System Settings.
>
> How nice
Hi All(an),
m. allan noah writes:
> The fujitsu backend includes the serial number of the scanner in the
> device name. The users would have to memorize that number. Anything
> more would be a code change. The best place to make such a change
> would probably be in saned itself, so that all
The fujitsu backend includes the serial number of the scanner in the
device name. The users would have to memorize that number. Anything
more would be a code change. The best place to make such a change
would probably be in saned itself, so that all backends could benefit.
Unfortunately, many
I have a clinic where there are about seven scanners networked with
sane.d and xinetd. Right now when users open SimpleScan
and look at the list of available network scanners, they see all seven
named 'fujitsu-fl7160' in the list and have to memorize which order
their scanner is in the list.
Is
