Hi Petter,
I will try to run astyle on it. The options -t and -L are already in use
by scanimage.
I would like to follow the other scanimage options, i.e. -d <device> and
--device-name=DEVICE. Maybe -f <format> and --filetype=<format> is ok ?
At least the hp-backend supports depths larger than 8 bit.
--Peter
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>
> [Peter Kirchgessner]
> > enclosed is a proposal for 16 bit support for scanimage. It adds the
> > possibility to save scans as TIFF-files which has both 8 and 16 bit
> > support. It is not based on libtiff, it is just straightforward.
> [...]
> > Any suggestions are welcome. Maybe these changes then can get into
> > the next official SANE release.
>
> I had a look at the patch, and it looks OK. The indentation of
> stiff.[ch] seem to need indendation-fixes to follow GNU conventions.
> I suggest running astyle on the source to fix it. :-)
>
> I do not think -o is the best option to use for tiff output. Maybe
> -t, or something like fig2dev's '-L tiff' would be the best way to go.
> This would make it easier to handle more formats.
>
> Which backends support 16 bit output at the moment?
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