PascalSane
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About
PascalSane provides pascal bindings for the libsane library, enabling Lazarus and FreePascal applications to access scanners under Linux.
Principal operations :
- list available scanners
- list options for a specified scanner
- set options for a scanner
- capture scanner input in PNM format
The download contains the libsane bindings and a unit saneutils.pas which provides some simple functions for manipulating scanner data. It also contains a demonstration Lazarus application, which contains examples of operations that can be performed using libsane.
Author
Malcolm Poole: mgpoole at users.sourceforge.net
License
The libsane headers are in the public domain. The demo application is licensed under the GPL
Download
The latest stable release can be found at https://code.google.com/archive/p/ocrivist/downloads.
Change Log
- Version 0.2 8 May 2011
- Added missing functions and bitwise enumerations
- corrected translation of constraint union in SANE_Option_Descriptor
- fixed a number of memory management issues in demo project
- added libsane test backend to demo project
- Version 0.1 19 November 2008
Dependencies / System Requirements
- Linux
- libsane (libsane-dev for Ubuntu)
Documentation
Documentation for the Sane API covers all the functions provided by the bindings. The C source code for scanimage and other simple scanning applications are recommended for guidance.
How to include PascalSane in a Lazarus application
- add 'sane' to the uses statement
- in the Project Options dialog, add the path to sane.pas in the Other Unit Files section.
The PascalSane Example Application
- Open pascalsanedemo.lpi
- set path to sane.pas in Project Options dialog
- compile
- run
From the Free Pascal wiki, page "PascalSane", as it stood on 2019-11-01 after a change by Mgpoole, out of the wiki's dump of 2024-05-26. Copyright stays with the author who wrote it, according to the old wiki's Licensing page. If you have concerns about this material, message the admin.
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