On 21 July 2010 09:23, rthomas <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Nobody has mentioned any plans to write a .net wrapper for Tesseract
>> 3, and the developer of tessnet2 has mentioned that he would rather
>> pay for someone to reimplement Tesseract than touch it again, so I
>> wouldn't hold my breath, if I were you.
>>
>
> Yes, but the main reason is because I had to do very few modification
> in tesseract and I can't commit the code.
> Can we commit again now?
Eh? I'm not aware of anyone's commit rights having been taken away. If
you had commit rights before, you should still have them.
You don't automatically get commit rights just by joining a mailing
list, not on any open source project. If you want to commit, you have
to ask the project owner to add you. In this case, that's Ray Smith.
His email address should be easy to find.
> I just get last alpha 3 version.
> Can you explain me this syntax in imgtiff.cpp
> tprintf (_("Resolution=%d\n"), *res);
> What this underscore mean?
> This is not C++ ISO?
>
It's a gettext convenience macro, for localisation. It's a small first
step towards making Tesseract translatable, mostly made to see what
broke (thanks to Zdenko, btw, for finding the breakage).
>> (On a related note, I spent a little while yesterday looking at some
>> truly horrifically written spaghetti code[1], so I'm a little less
>> unsympathetic than before, but I think he's seriously underestimating
>> the magnitude of such a reimplementation).
>>
>
> I don't underestimating. And that's why a university or engineer
> student will help us during 3 month.
> I write in C/C++ since I'm 18 (I'm 41 now), I'm self employed since 10
> years, I handled so many projects I know exactly how much work it
> needs.
Hey, by all means, prove me wrong.
> I also know we can't get a good solution triking small pieces of
> tesseract code, we need to get the big picture and rewrite it.
That's you opinion; it's also your time and your money, so use them as
you see fit.
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<Leftmost> Also not-so-deep inside you.
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