Mauro Carvalho Chehab

> This is Debian [#869234](https://bugs.debian.org/869234). Unlike #24, this is about many independent QR codes in a single image; I am not sure whether this case should be supported. Report also...

Not sure how that image was produced, but something like this should work: ``` FMT="58" # QR Code echo "Testing QR decoding" for i in $(seq 100 199); do n="$(printf...

On my tests here, ZBar is working fine decoding multiple QR codes with the above script. There's one issue there, however. If we mix normal and reversed QR codes, it...

As reference, I placed all 3 images at: https://www.infradead.org/~mchehab/zbar_test_images/

> > we only do reverse decoding when the normal one fails. > > Reverse decoding should be tried on the non-decoded part of the image, which may be implemented...

> I believe the problem is when dealing with smoothed images, which is a limitation of ZBar. You should try decoding these tests. Yeah, ZBar is not particularly good with...

The output of the build is shown below: ``` $ ls -l Documentation/output/pdf/ total 26120 -rw-rw-r-- 1 mchehab mchehab 82714 dez 10 17:12 accounting.pdf -rw-rw-r-- 1 mchehab mchehab 0 dez...

> Thanks for the detailed bug report. Do all the failing files fail with the same error message? Yes. They're all at line 156 of pdfbuilder.py. I'm enclosing the full...

FYI, there is an issue that it could be related to Python 3.9: it complains that "self.warn()" doesn't exist. I just added a quick hack here. See enclosed. Didn't test...

Btw, if you want to try compiling just one of the books, I just fixed a bug at the rst2pdf target and folded with the original one at this commit:...