
SaneWidget
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
NOTE:
- Development of SaneWidget has moved to KDE Extragear under the name Skanlite.
- libsanewidget is now libksane and it is developed in kdegraphics.
- libksane and Skanlite have been released in extragear together with KDE 4.0.4.
- libksane has moved to kdegraphics for KDE 4.1.
SaneWidget is an image scanning application (frontend to sane), with hopefully a sane user interface :) . SaneWidget is also an example of how one can use libsanewidget.
libsanewidget is a Qt4-based library that provides a widget, containing sane options and a preview area. The application only needs to create a sanewidget-widget and connect some signals to get a notification of when an image is ready to be retrieved.
The source package contains both the library and the application.
To compile the library:
] cd /path/to/libsanewidget
] mkdir build
] cd build
] cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr ../
] make
] sudo make install
To compile the application:
] cd /path/to/sanewidget
] qmake-qt4 INSTALLBASE=/usr
] make
] sudo make install
The code can also be found at sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanewidget/
12 years ago
0.2.0
- Added Gammatable support
0.1.0 (Initial release)
12 years ago
0.2.0
- Added Gammatable support
0.1.0 (Initial release)
gassauer
13 years ago
* some of the "all options" need more explanation
(Speed?, scan speed? )
* checking/setting Permission for usb scanners (similar to k3b).
On SuSE 10.2 I had to manualy adapt /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10osvendor/80-scanner.fdi, and to restart haldaemon to get permissions to acces my scanner.
using /usr/sbin/lsusb to find the appropriate numbers.
this is not a task for normal "users".
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sars
13 years ago
*checking/setting Permission would be a workaround, but is worth thinking about.
I guess you had the same problem with xsane :)
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digikamdeveloper
13 years ago
Kipi-plugins and digiKam have been started to port under KDE4. I would to see your application integrated in the AcquireImage kipi-plugin as well to remplace current kooka depency.
What do you think about ?
Gilles Caulier
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sars
13 years ago
Mail me, if you have any questions or if you have any wishes for the API.
Kåre Särs
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MamiyaOtaru
13 years ago
I for one think it's not ideal to make people start Krita or Digikam or whatever to scan something and would welcome Kooka's successor
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sars
13 years ago
My goal is to make a good library and then a light application that only scans images (not OCR, ....). Then if somebody is interested to use the library for something bigger, I'm more than happy :)
The library is licensed under the LGPL.
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xep
13 years ago
i found this project very usefull.
now everybody can add scan support to their apps by simple way.
+1
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jimknopf
12 years ago
Maybe you can add an option to save the scanned image as pdf?
Also an idea is to add some default settings for scanning, like:
- fax ( 150 dpi / greyscaling )
- pdf ( 300 dpi / grey or color )
- foto ( some special values for light, dpi, and so on ... )
These are some things I'm thinking about. Maybe it's possible.
But first of all, thanks for your time and making scanning possible with a native qt4 app!
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sars
12 years ago
I have adding "profiles" with saved default options on my TODO :)
But now I'm concentrating on adding auto selection and multiple selections.
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jimknopf
12 years ago
I used xsane for a long time and thats why I asked for pdf savings. There you can choose what type of output do you want.
Maybe another possibility is to use multiple tiff images for scanning a document with more then one page in one file.
After scanning I can use the cups-pdf printer for converting. :)
As long as there is now way to implement this in skanlite.
Multiple selection is also a great new function. I like to see whats going on with your app.
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