File	Date	Author	Commit
doc	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
subsystems	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
web	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
.gitignore	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
LICENSE	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
Makefile.in	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
README	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
TODO.txt	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
aclocal.m4	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
configure.ac	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...
create_module.tcl	2013-03-02	Simon Bachmann	[8cd11f] Made some changes to allow the creation of a *....
saft.tcl	2013-05-01	Simon Bachmann	[288dca] Getting ready for release 0.1: last bugfixes, c...

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saft - Scanner Access For Tcl

Requirements
=============
- Tcl 8.5 or higher 
- SANE/scanimage 1.0.*

Installation
=============
saft is pure Tcl and comes as a Tcl Module, no compilation is needed and 
installation is optional. 
You can copy the file "saft.tm" directly wherever you need it.

You can install saft system-wide, if you wish. The benefits of a system-wide 
installation are that you shouldn't need to do [::tcl::tm::path add] before 
[package require], and you will be able to access the saft manpage with the 
usual "man saft"
Installation is done with:

$ ./configure
# make install

You might want to specifiy destinaton directories with

$ ./configure --prefix=/your/path

or similar options