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@LibRaw thanks for you feedback. Completely fits into my picture. The possibility to process 'unknown' cameras would not be affected. And the error thrown if the check is enabled can...

> Everyone in the @darktable-org has write access Fair enough :). Then my problem is that I've never seen anyone touch the repo except you. But this comment of mine...

There is one more aspect to this subject that I did not mention before: There are lots of places where some error is caught, added as string to the error-log...

> In LibRaw - we catch RawSpeed exceptions and raise internal warning flag and also try to unpack same file by (slower) LibRaw unpacker. But what about the `RawImage::errors` vector...

> You keep saying that, yet never name it. Is that information secret? Not at all: www.lizardq.com. I did not mention it explicitly before but mentioned that I'm running a...

> i believe it means only the first pixel of the row depends on the value of the first pixel of the previous row That is correct. > Thus it...

I stumbled upon this issue and could not resist to use this opportunity to advertise the ['new c++' port of zxing ](https://github.com/nu-book/zxing-cpp) because I spent months of work on the...

TLDR: replace https://github.com/glassechidna/zxing-cpp/blob/07e5600e56e5b9e3a5a78ccaea52fb4daf1c70ea/core/src/zxing/qrcode/detector/FinderPatternFinder.cpp#L288-L289 with `return 0;` I started working on [this new c++ port](https://github.com/nu-book/zxing-cpp) by @huycn and expected it to work fine here, since it is based on the up-to-date...

@huycn did have a look at how the JAVA version was able to detect the code and it turned out that you need to set the `tryRotate` flag. Then both...

In case you are still in need for those features: you might want to look at a completely new c++ port of the Java code that features both PDF417 and...