Daniel Plakhotich
Daniel Plakhotich
Yes, I'm aware of this: a person on Hacker News [informed](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32150583) me of this two days ago. Here is a Virus Total report: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2adff5ef8aaf1c7674422cdd6ed35a9d218e5b1c354e5ddb8c73c55e5c2a69c5/relations As you see, it's a false...
It looks like they fixed the false-positives. VirusTotal reports are now clean: * Installer: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2b286188c0b043cb010ffda0fab488dbbc083307086d21ed36d1e752f3f94bbc/summary * ZIP: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2adff5ef8aaf1c7674422cdd6ed35a9d218e5b1c354e5ddb8c73c55e5c2a69c5/summary
I'll close the issue since the problem seems to be gone.
Hi. Wayland support requires writing a separate backend, which will handle: * Global hotkeys. Wayland doesn't support them by design. Indeed, a workaround is to provide a form of IPC,...
Do you have the TESSDATA_PREFIX environment variable set (does `echo $TESSDATA_PREFIX` print something)?
You can also check whether the command-line `tesseract` tool works correctly.
I was unable to reproduce the issue. I'm closing it due to lack of feedback; feel free to reopen it if you have anything to add.
Probably std::vector::data() will help in this particular case.
Regarding Leptonica: maybe Tesseract can use `pixReadStream`, which accepts `FILE*`.