I'm trying to use this wrapper:It's an x64 .Net assembly with one main DLL (Tesseract.dll) and two dependency DLLs (liblept1741.dll and libtesseract400.dll). To start with I'm just trying to get a Visual Studio console app running. I've added Tesseract.dll in as a reference but it fails to recognize the dependency DLLs, throwing a runtime DllNotFoundException: "Failed to find library "liblept1741.dll" for platform x64.".I've tried placing the DLLs in the .\bin\x64\Debug folder and elsewhere along the project structure but no luck! I've tried manually adding them to an ItemGroup in the csproj file with 'CopyToOutputDirectory Always'. I've also tried setting TesseractEnviornment.CustomSearchPath in my Main class, but although the runtime searches in the correct folders, it still doesn't find the DLLs. My app is for x64 so the image type should match. I can't think of what else to try.If anyone has this working I would greatly appreciate any advice.Thanks in advanceJames
By the way I do have the Tesseract.net nuget package working ( https://www.nuget.org/packages/tesseract.net/ ), but have 2 issues with this:1.) I need to write a separate Bitmap -> Pix converter in C#2.) I haven't yet got whitelists/blacklists workingNeither of these were issues with the tesseract 3 Charles Weld wrapper, hence my reason for trying to get the tdhintz one working (as this is based on Charles Weld's 3 wrapper).ThanksJames
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Thanks for the reply ShreeDevi, I haven't found much in the way of documentation to say which options are supported in 4.0alpha compared to 3.0x. I ran "tesseract.exe --print-parameters" and both "tessedit_char_whitelist" / "tessedit_char_blacklist" were still in the list. I therefore assumed they were still supported.Could you please let me know how to find out which options are still supported in 4.0?Is there an alternative option to tell tesseract to exclude certain characters (in my case I have a number format which has numbers and letters but never capital O).Thanks
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By the way I do have the Tesseract.net nuget package working ( https://www.nuget.org/packages/tesseract.net/ ), but have 2 issues with this:1.) I need to write a separate Bitmap -> Pix converter in C#2.) I haven't yet got whitelists/blacklists workingNeither of these were issues with the tesseract 3 Charles Weld wrapper, hence my reason for trying to get the tdhintz one working (as this is based on Charles Weld's 3 wrapper).Thanks
James
On Monday, January 8, 2018 at 7:49:43 AM UTC, Mohammad Mahdizadeh wrote: