Re: OCRFeeder 0.7.10 released

Dattatray Bhat <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.accessibility.general
Message-ID <CAAqraNFHA6ZVN4z=YjQVp09RZKKMssUmKr4Gb-Z1aopJmS=LgQ@mail.gmail.com>
On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Joaquim Rocha <[email protected]> wrote:

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> [Removing from gnome-announce-list]
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> On 11/01/2012 12:54 PM, Dattatray Bhat wrote:
> > Thank you Joaquim,  for this useful tool. Please let me share two
> > inputs - 1. When exported as an .odt file, the text appears in the
> > form of text frames which are not accessible to a blind user. The
> > text should be exported as simple paragraphs in the document.
> > Joanmarie Diggs filed a bug on this sometime back, but the problem
> > continues.
>
> Right. Composing the same document layout without using text frames is
> really difficult. Visually impaired users might want to use the plain
> text exportation format instead.
>

> > 2. In Edit - Preferences dialog, I unchecked 'Fix line breaks and
> > hyphenization' because I want to retain line breaks. When I export
> > using File - Export option, the line breaks are retained in the
> > exported text file. But when I export using the command line
> > (ocrfeeder-cli), the line breaks disappear in the exported text
> > file.
>
> This is because the CLI version doesn't use the preferences that the
> GUI version does. I will think about whether it makes sense to make it
> use it or not.
>
> If the CLI (command line input) version doesn't use the GUI version
preferences, it should provide more options to set output preferences like
line breaks and column detection.
Regards.
-- 
Dattatray Bhat

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