yes :P but its alwys better when you can do it all in one move :P
Cool =D the only missing functionality wold be the option to also merge the corresponding box files when merging the tiff files =p
in my example, because the generated box file was empty I had to manually add one box for each of the chars ( in my example was "1:10" ), because I could not do it directly my solution was to open the box file in text editor and just paste the code from another box file, after that I could come back to jTessBoxEditor and ajust the boxes. If the box file is empty, inserting a new box should propably just insert it at position 0,0 and the size something whitin the image size and maybe a max value of......
but if the box file is empty then there is not boxes to select, in this case it should just put it in the first reference
btw, you have one bug in the box editor, if the auto generated box could not find any box I cant manually insert it.
cool :D this is the help output : usage: MergeAllBoxes.py [-h] [-q] [path] description: This script will merge the content of all BOX files in the target folder. The result will be written to "all.box" in the same selected folder. positional arguments: path Target folder. Current directory will be used if not set optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -q, --quiet Execute silently ( disable console output ) -------------------------------- Created by Seltix.
thanks for the tip, running tesseract from the command prompt allow me to see the erros printed, it was my faul, my box file was corrupted because of my initial tests building the script xD it works now, thanks! for the record I just open the terminal on the TIFF folder and run the command as shown on jTessBoxEditor log : [path to...]\jTessBoxEditor\tesseract-ocr/tesseract 1.tif 1 box.train
its in the first step : ** Run Tesseract for Training ** [D:\jTessBoxEditor\tesseract-ocr/tesseract, 1.tif, 1, box.train] what command should I try on the console?