Dave Close wrote:
> 3. Options defined publicly by saneopts.h and used by multiple
> backends, but for which the SANE maintainers disclaim any
> support or standardization.
>
> If that is accurate, fine; I can live with it. But I do think there
> should be some statement in either the do
Please DO NOT send a copy of any reply directly to me. It appears that
this causes the SANE list manager to NOT send me a copy on the list, and
it is ONLY on the list that I watch for replies.
It appears that there are really three types of options in SANE.
1. "Well-known" standard options as def
Dave Close wrote:
>
> I had mentioned SANE_DESC_SCAN_SPEED, SANE_DESC_CAL_LAMP_DEN,
> SANE_DESC_SCAN_LAMP_DEN, and SANE_DESC_SELECT_LAMP_DENSITY. All of
> these are listed in saneopts.h. If they are hardware-dependent, they
> should not appear there, but should appear only in the header file
> as
Hi,
On Mon, Mar 25, 2002 at 10:06:12AM -0800, Dave Close wrote:
> Again, I never saw this on the list, only in a personal copy to me.
> Unfortunately, I tend to ignore off-list replies to list posts.
The post was on the list, at least I read it here.
> I had mentioned SANE_DESC_SCAN_SPEED, SANE_
Again, I never saw this on the list, only in a personal copy to me.
Unfortunately, I tend to ignore off-list replies to list posts.
Oliver Rauch wrote:
>what you are talking about are "well known options" like defined in the
>sane standard. For the SANE_DESC_SCAN_MODE you are right, this should be
Hello Dave,
what you are talking about are "well known options" like defined in the
sane standard. For the SANE_DESC_SCAN_MODE you are right, this should be
a well known option. The other listed options are hardware dependant
options which are implemented different for all scanners, so it
does not
Our practice is to provide a standard user interface for all of our
scanners. These UI programs then call upon the SANE backends as needed.
Of course, they need to be able to understand the options for each of
the backends so they can translate the user's choices. But it appears
that there is littl
