Tristan, you may want to check the two minor changes I made to xscan
(they're documented in ChangeLog). They where necessary since the
QuickCam specifies its width/height in pixels (not mm) and to ensure
that xscan never displays any inactive options. Hope I got that code
right.
Also, there were a number improvements to the command-line frontend.
I consider it full-featured now, but if you can think of any
improvements, let me know (yeah, the man-pages are still missing, I'm
afraid...).
It's all at:
ftp://ftp.azstarnet.com/pub/linux/axp/sane/sane-0.4.tar.gz
>From the NEWS file:
New in 0.4:
* A first implementation of the Connectix quickcam backend now exists.
At present, only color cameras are known to work, though it shouldn't
be too hard to get the b&w versions to work as well.
* Improvements for the command-line frontend scan:
** Option settings are now applied _before_ the help info is printed.
This allows to see what the available options are with certain options
in effect.
** It can now deal with SANE_INFO_RELOAD_OPTIONS.
** It now prints the current option values in the help message (except for
vectors).
Enjoy,
--david
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