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| is U++ the right tool for this? [message #27743] |
Sat, 31 July 2010 18:03  |
alikim
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Registered: July 2010
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I need to create a standalone Windows application, which reads an image from the system clipboard and does some OCR.
So basically, I need access to the clipboard graphics data, some functionality to work with the bitmap at pixel level and then to store text data in a file.
Is it something which is easy to do with U++ ?
Thanks!
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| Re: is U++ the right tool for this? [message #27749 is a reply to message #27743] |
Sat, 31 July 2010 23:10  |
mdelfede
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Registered: September 2007
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| alikim wrote on Sat, 31 July 2010 18:03 |
I need to create a standalone Windows application, which reads an image from the system clipboard and does some OCR.
So basically, I need access to the clipboard graphics data, some functionality to work with the bitmap at pixel level and then to store text data in a file.
Is it something which is easy to do with U++ ?
Thanks!
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Take a look at PixRaster - PixRasterCtrl and TestLeptonica Bazaar classes.... mostly unfinished, but already containing a starting interface to Leptonica pixel library, which is aimed, among others, on raster document analysis.
I have also on my tree some basic Tesseract upp package. Tesseract is a good OCR opensource package.
Combining both you can "quickly" ge a working doc analysis/ocr stuff; I was working on it some months ago and it was a promising stuff, already able to separate text and picture blocks from a scanned page and OCR the text parts.
No time anymore to develop it for now.....
Ciao
Max
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