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os.environ['APPDATA'] - should work under anything but 95,98 and ME.
Application data is the folder to store 'not regularly user visible' application data under Windows,
so TortoiseHg would be standard compliant in this regard.
To quote wikipedia ( And I'll be durned if I can find anything on Microsoft's websites..., but I'm certain it is there, somewhere):
Microsoft's "Designed for...
2008-01-02 13:44:11 UTC in TortoiseHg
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Hello Mike,
no worries, I'm not critizizing, I know how hard it is to
get everything up and running and how much harder it is to
get everything to 'smooth'.
No, my app needs 12 Letters (all Uppercase. Serialnumber
basically ) at the most, the detection issues and error
correction are much more serious for me, since I hoped for
an ultra lowcost lab...
2006-09-29 22:10:00 UTC in libdmtx
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Hello,
here I go again.
I've now managed to get the last shot to be read by toying
with it in photoshop, but I have a nearly identical file
derived via another way, which does not read.
Maybe you can tell me where the problem is with the second
file? Not that either of them are real shots, of course,
but derived from the last shot I posted...
2006-09-29 22:02:13 UTC in libdmtx
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And on other inputs.
Not to mention it's not taking spaces in input strings
yet, and produces an invalid barcode (ecc error) on
'ABCDEGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'.
Anyhow, attached is a quick patch for the crash on
input problem (cvs version).
So long,
Tyberius Prime.
2006-09-29 08:21:23 UTC in libdmtx
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Sorry, I must have been blind not to see those screenshots.
I've now upgraded to the cvs version, stability is indeed
better ;), alas it's still not reading my images.
That is, it reads the codes alright if I resupply the
images dmtxwrite generates, or scaled versions of them,
but none that I shoot with my webcam.
An example can be found at...
2006-09-28 21:06:46 UTC in libdmtx
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Hello,
currently, libdmtx seems to only support 'straight'
Datamatrix codes that are not rotated by an arbitary
angle. Rotated codes apperently even crash the library
:(.
I'd love to see rotation independand reading of the
codes, though I admit that it probably isn't easy to
do. (But hey... I can always run the lib on 90 rotated
images. That might be cpu intensive though, and...
2006-09-21 14:10:43 UTC in libdmtx
