Garming Sam
Garming Sam
I don't know what would be required to enable the TESSDATA_PREFIX environment variable to be able to be used.
It works only on the command line, no GUI, and the instructions on the in the README.md. Last time I tried it was on Ubuntu 16.04.
I only ported some parts of the build scripts to Linux, it's not my project. Some obviously components don't work on Linux (or their APIs need some reworking).
I don't think so. You can use some other application to generate the selected area and use the OCR to extract text with this command line. For my use, it...
This appears to exclude functions in function-local modules. These modules shadow any outer ones completely and indicates module renaming might not be straightforward.
Should function exactly the same as local variables, assuming spans are correct. According to tests, global variables conflict with names of functions and types as expected.
Structs and probably enums qualified with :: at the beginning still lose this in the save-analysis span.
Appears to work already, need to commit some more tests. There doesn't seem to be any problem so far with the destructurings I've used already.
Identifies conflicts with other variables, function-local and non-function local types, but only non-function local functions. Function-local functions can cause sub-block conflicts. ``` fn main() { let a = 2; fn...
Also functions for tuple let bindings, but haven't tested other destructuring assignments. (Obvious case where this doesn't work is the iterator variable for a (macro) for loop.)