Meine OCR Installation liest dies aus, aus dem Zitat mit den schräg gekippten Buchstaben:
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Das ORC kommt bei mir hier frisch aus dem GIT mit meinem Bash alias auf mein System:
alias dpscreenocrneu='INSTALLATIONSDISK=$HOME/Installationsdisk && \
DPSCREENOCR_BASE=$INSTALLATIONSDISK/dpScreenOCR && \
DPSCREENOCR_SRC=$DPSCREENOCR_BASE/dpscreenocr && \
[ ! -d $INSTALLATIONSDISK ] && mkdir -pv $INSTALLATIONSDISK || echo "$INSTALLATIONSDISK exists" && \
[ ! -d $DPSCREENOCR_BASE ] && mkdir -pv $DPSCREENOCR_BASE || echo "$DPSCREENOCR_BASE exists" && \
sudo apt-get install cmake make pkg-config g++ qtbase5-dev libtesseract-dev libx11-dev libxext-dev gettext pandoc libgettextpo-dev && \
echo "apt-get OK" || echo "apt-get Error" && \
[ ! -d $DPSCREENOCR_SRC ] && git clone https://github.com/danpla/dpscreenocr.git $DPSCREENOCR_SRC && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> dpScreenOCR Sourcecode cloned. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" || \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> dpScreenOCR Sourcecode found. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Update dpScreenOCR Sourcecode. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
git -C $DPSCREENOCR_SRC pull && echo "git pull done." || echo "No git pull." && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Clear build directory. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
[ -d $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build ] && yes | sudo rm -fr $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build && \
echo "Builddir removed, OK" || echo "No need remove Builddir, OK." && \
[ ! -d $DPSCREENO_SRC/build ] && mkdir -v $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build && \
sudo mount -v tmpfs $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build -t tmpfs -o mode=777 && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Config dpScreenOCR for build. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -S $DPSCREENOCR_SRC -B $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build -G Ninja && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Compile dpScreenOCR. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
time ninja -j $(nproc --all) -C $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Remove old dpScreenOCR. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
[ -f $DPSCREENOCR_BASE/install_manifest.txt ] && xargs sudo rm -fv < $DPSCREENOCR_BASE/install_manifest.txt || \
echo "No old install_manifest.txt found" && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Install dpScreenOCR. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> ... \033[0m \n \n" && \
sudo porg -lp dpscreenocr "ninja -j $(nproc --all) -C $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build install" && \
cp -v $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build/install_manifest.txt $DPSCREENOCR_BASE/install_manifest.txt && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> Install dpScreenOCR successful. \033[0m\033[42m\033[1;36m ==> Done.\033[0m \n \n" && \
printf "\n \033[45m\033[1;36m==> dpScreenOCR deinstall: \033[0m\033[43m\033[1;36m sudo porg -rv dpscreenocr <== \033[0m \n \n" || \
printf "\n \033[41m\033[1;36m==> Configure or install dpScreenOCR failed.\033[0m \n \n" ; \
sudo umount -fv $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build ; \
[ -d $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build ] && yes | sudo rm -fr $DPSCREENOCR_SRC/build && echo "Builddir cleaned." || echo "Builddir was clean." ; \
cd $HOME'
Der nötige Klimbim zum compilern muss natürlich zuvor installiert werden.
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