BTW, Dan -- could you put Scan Tailor on the front page in the News section? And remove PostProcessor? I think that we can safely say PostProcessor isn't going to get developed further!
--Rob
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Not at all. BTW, most of the image processing algorithms are in /imageproc/. Also, don't forget there exists a debugging mode.rob wrote:I can take a stab at working on the C++ code. At the very least, it will give you a head start if I can't seem to integrate it. Let me take a look at the part of the code you indicated, and I hope you don't mind any questions!
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Scan Tailor experimental doesn't output 96 DPI images. It's just what your software shows when DPI information is missing. Usually what you get is input DPI times the resolution enhancement factor.
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With pleasure!rob wrote:BTW, Dan -- could you put Scan Tailor on the front page in the News section? And remove PostProcessor? I think that we can safely say PostProcessor isn't going to get developed further!
--Rob
I may end up changing that post and adding some of the awesome images you posted here, but I wanted to ask you first.
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Tulon and Rob the 'Axis of awesome' . I was already impressed by Scan Tailor without any improvement 
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Dan, go ahead and put the images up. And I consider Dan part of the Axis of Awesome. I'm more of a satellite state.
Oh, and Dan -- blue links on a black background? Not the Done Thing.
Oh, and Dan -- blue links on a black background? Not the Done Thing.
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Oh, and by the way: *grumble grumble C++ grumble references, auto_ptr, boost templates, kill me now*
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Uf, yeah. The blog looks bad. It was a quick hack to get things going. I'll work on it, perhaps with the "monks" graphic. Giving another talk tomorrow (this time to a bunch of art kids), so it won't be fixed until then.rob wrote:Oh, and Dan -- blue links on a black background? Not the Done Thing.
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I know what you mean, Rob. I am a C++ fan, so I use its abilities to the maximum. If you don't do that, C++ is just not a good language to program in.rob wrote:Oh, and by the way: *grumble grumble C++ grumble references, auto_ptr, boost templates, kill me now*
Well, at least now you know how reading those complex formulas feels for me
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Ha... I haven't touched C++ in probably 10 years, and now I remember why 
I feel so... unproductive
But, I am making progress. I have probably half of the Java code ported over to C++. I think, Tulon, that you'll want to go over the code after I'm done to make sure that I haven't broken any styles, and definitely that I haven't done anything too inefficient. I've found myself using refcounted shared_ptr and shared_array all over the place.
I feel so... unproductive But, I am making progress. I have probably half of the Java code ported over to C++. I think, Tulon, that you'll want to go over the code after I'm done to make sure that I haven't broken any styles, and definitely that I haven't done anything too inefficient. I've found myself using refcounted shared_ptr and shared_array all over the place.
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What about publishing this Java code right now? What licence are you planning to release it under?But, I am making progress. I have probably half of the Java code ported over to C++.