Initial support of multi-page files

[Kuzemko Aleksandr]

Please try this patch
Add support for pdf djvu tiff multi-page files
Pages saved in separeted files with name like outfilename_page_NUMBER_OF_PAGE.format_extension.

[Alex Samorukov (samm-os2)]

As far as i know there is multipage support inside PUMA engine and i think that we should try to use it. Because 100 rtf files are little useless.

[Alex Samorukov (samm-os2)]

2Aleksandr
May i ask you to attach some multipage tiff/djvu files to this bug? I`m trying to test multipage mode with cuneiform.

[Kuzemko Aleksandr (kuzemkoa-rambler)]

Yes

[Jussi Pakkanen (jpakkane)]

I agree with Alex: we should use PUMA lib's internal multipage mechanism. Thus I'm not applying this patch. I'll keep the bug open though, since we eventually want to do multipage recognition.

[Kuzemko Aleksandr (kuzemkoa-rambler)]

I dont undenstand! When I use such function:
static char* read_file(const char *fname) {
    Blob blob;
    size_t data_size;
    char *dib;
    try {
        Image image;
// image.density("10");
// image.ping(fname);
// cout << "Image number of page "<< image.fileSize()/(image.columns()*image.rows()) << "\n";
// image.density("300");
        int i=0;
        char* temp="file_venugopal.pdf[1]";
// sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
        cout << "Now we form file name"<< temp<<".\n";
        image.read(temp);//"file_venugopal.pdf[1]");
// image.magick( "BMP" );
// image.depth(24);
// image.monochrome(1);
        // Write to BLOB in BMP format
        image.write(&blob, "DIB");
        cout << "Write BLOB" << "\n";
        image.write("out.bmp");
    } catch(Exception &error_) {
        cerr << error_.what() << "\n";
        return NULL;
    }
    data_size = blob.length();
    dib = new char[data_size];
    memcpy(dib, blob.data(), data_size);
    return dib;
}
it recognize second page of file_venugopal.pdf.
But when I use
...
        int i=0;
        char* temp;
        sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
        cout << "Now we form file name"<< temp<<".\n";
...
I get Segfault error.

Where Is my mistake?

[Polevoy Dmitry (openocr-polevoy)]

In line
sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
you write to random memory adress because 'temp' a non valid pointer for
this case.

Try
char* temp[1024] = {0};
instead
char* temp;

2009/3/13 Kuzemko Aleksandr <email address hidden>

> I dont undenstand! When I use such function:
> static char* read_file(const char *fname) {
> Blob blob;
> size_t data_size;
> char *dib;
> try {
> Image image;
> // image.density("10");
> // image.ping(fname);
> // cout << "Image number of page "<<
> image.fileSize()/(image.columns()*image.rows()) << "\n";
> // image.density("300");
> int i=0;
> char* temp="file_venugopal.pdf[1]";
> // sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
> cout << "Now we form file name"<< temp<<".\n";
> image.read(temp);//"file_venugopal.pdf[1]");
> // image.magick( "BMP" );
> // image.depth(24);
> // image.monochrome(1);
> // Write to BLOB in BMP format
> image.write(&blob, "DIB");
> cout << "Write BLOB" << "\n";
> image.write("out.bmp");
> } catch(Exception &error_) {
> cerr << error_.what() << "\n";
> return NULL;
> }
> data_size = blob.length();
> dib = new char[data_size];
> memcpy(dib, blob.data(), data_size);
> return dib;
> }
> it recognize second page of file_venugopal.pdf.
> But when I use
> ...
> int i=0;
> char* temp;
> sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
> cout << "Now we form file name"<< temp<<".\n";
> ...
> I get Segfault error.
>
> Where Is my mistake?
>
> --
> Initial support of multi-page files
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267006
> You received this bug notification because you are a member of Cuneiform
> Linux, which is the registrant for Cuneiform for Linux.
>
> Status in Linux port of Cuneiform: Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> Please try this patch
> Add support for pdf djvu tiff multi-page files
> Pages saved in separeted files with name like
> outfilename_page_NUMBER_OF_PAGE.format_extension.
>

[Kuzemko Aleksandr (kuzemkoa-rambler)]

...
        char* temp[1024] = {0};
// char* temp="file_venugopal.pdf[1]";
        sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
...
result of make:
...
[100%] Building CXX object cuneiform_src/Kern/CMakeFiles/cuneiform.dir/cuneiform-cli.cpp.o
/home/mgraf/cuneiform-linux/cuneiform_src/Kern/cuneiform-cli.cpp: In function ‘char* read_file(const char*)’:
/home/mgraf/cuneiform-linux/cuneiform_src/Kern/cuneiform-cli.cpp:142: error: cannot convert ‘char**’ to ‘char*’ for argument ‘1’ to ‘int sprintf(char*, const char*, ...)’
...

line 142: sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );

[Kuzemko Aleksandr (kuzemkoa-rambler)]

Change char* temp[1024] = {0}; to char temp[1024] = {0}; Now it compiles.

[Kuzemko Aleksandr (kuzemkoa-rambler)]

Function with better support of vector format image. It read first page of pdf, svg, djvu files with image resolution 300dpi.

I have problem with getting number of pages of multipage images. Anybody can help me with this?
...
#define MIN_DPI_FOR_VECTOR_FORMAT 300
...

static char* read_file(const char *fname) {
    Blob blob;
    size_t data_size;
    char *dib;
    try {
        Image image;
        image.density("10");
        image.ping(fname);
        if (image.magick()=="PDF" or image.magick()=="SVG" or image.magick()=="DJVU")
        {
        image.density(Geometry(MIN_DPI_FOR_VECTOR_FORMAT,MIN_DPI_FOR_VECTOR_FORMAT));//change from default 72 dpi
        }
        int i=0;//read first page
        char temp[1024] = {0};
        while(1)
        {
        sprintf(temp, "%s[%d]",fname, i );
        i++;
        cout << "We read " << temp << " file" << endl;
        image.read(temp);
        }
        image.depth(24);
        // Write to BLOB in BMP format
        image.write(&blob, "DIB");
    } catch(Exception &error_) {
        cerr << error_.what() << "\n";
        return NULL;
    }
    data_size = blob.length();
    dib = new char[data_size];
    memcpy(dib, blob.data(), data_size);
    return d...