ok,thanks thats really good advice
cheers
On 29/04/17 01:34, m. allan noah wrote:
The driver (we call them backends) is the only part of sane that
knows the protocol the scanner speaks. So, the backend would have to
be called to perform this task. As an alternative, perhaps the
frontend (xsa
The driver (we call them backends) is the only part of sane that
knows the protocol the scanner speaks. So, the backend would have to
be called to perform this task. As an alternative, perhaps the
frontend (xsane in this case) could close the scanner when it is idle,
and re-open it when the user d
Mustek BearPaw 2448 TA
does it matter ?
so i should be looking at the driver code?
On 29/04/17 01:11, m. allan noah wrote:
Depends on which scanner you are talking about, which you did not say.
allan
On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Fred 1 wrote:
i'm not quite familiar with the code yet,
Depends on which scanner you are talking about, which you did not say.
allan
On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Fred 1 wrote:
> i'm not quite familiar with the code yet, but say i want to add a timeout
> thingy for the scanner lamp,
>
> normally the lamp turns off when you exit xsane, ok, but fai
i'm not quite familiar with the code yet, but say i want to add a
timeout thingy for the scanner lamp,
normally the lamp turns off when you exit xsane, ok, but failing that
would like to have a configurable timeout
so i'll take any advice from who is already more familiar with the codes,
