Now we work with millimeters instead of pixels. This should

allow us work with images scanned at different resolutions.

barcode.py

@@ -17,6 +17,9 @@
 #   59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA. 
 
 from PyQt4.QtCore import *
+from PyQt4.QtGui import *
+# Do not import everything as Template is defined in string too
+from string import lower
 import os
 import tempfile
 
@@ -50,10 +53,13 @@ class Barcode:
 		for line in content.splitlines():
 			pieces = line.split( ' ' )
 			box = Box()
-			box.text = pieces[0]
+			box.text = lower(pieces[0])
 			box.type = pieces[2]
 			pos = pieces[4].strip( '()]' ).split(',')
-			box.position = QPointF( float(pos[0]), float(pos[1]))
+
+			x = float(pos[0]) / self.dotsPerMillimeterX
+			y = float(pos[1]) / self.dotsPerMillimeterY
+			box.position = QPointF( x, y )
 			self.boxes.append( box )
 
 	def printBoxes(self):
@@ -64,12 +70,18 @@ class Barcode:
 		for x in self.boxes:
 			if region.contains(x.position):
 				return unicode(x.text)
-		# We always return unicode strings
+		# Always return unicode strings
 		return u''
 
 	def scan(self, file):
 		# Clean boxes so scan() can be called more than once
 		self.boxes = []
+
+		# Obtain image resolution
+		image = QImage( file )
+		self.dotsPerMillimeterX = float( image.dotsPerMeterX() ) / 1000.0
+		self.dotsPerMillimeterY = float( image.dotsPerMeterY() ) / 1000.0
+
 		command = '/home/albert/d/git/exact-image-0.5.0/objdir/frontends/bardecode'
 		content = self.spawn( command, file )
 		self.parseBardecodeOutput( content )

ocr.py

@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@
 #   59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA. 
 
 import os
+# Do not import everything as Template is defined in string too
 from string import lower
 import codecs
 import tempfile
@@ -48,6 +49,7 @@ class Ocr:
 		output = []
 		# Output example line: "w 116 1724 133 1736"
 		# Coordinates start at bottom left corner but we convert this into top left.
+		# Convert pixel coordinates into millimeters too.
 		for x in input.split('\n'):
 			if not x:
 				continue
@@ -61,6 +63,11 @@ class Ocr:
 
 			c = Character()
 			c.character = line[0] 
+
+			x1 = float(x1) / self.dotsPerMillimeterX
+			width = float(width) / self.dotsPerMillimeterX
+			y2 = float(y2) / self.dotsPerMillimeterY
+			height = float(height) / self.dotsPerMillimeterY
 			c.box = QRectF( x1, y2, width, height )
 			output.append( c )
 		return output
@@ -89,13 +96,11 @@ class Ocr:
 		onebit.save_tiff(output)
 		
 	def scan(self, file):
-		# Loading
-		image = load_image(file)
-		self.width = image.data.ncols 
-		self.height = image.data.nrows
-		info = image_info(file)
-		self.xResolution = info.x_resolution
-		self.yResolution = info.y_resolution
+		image = QImage( file )
+		self.width = image.width()
+		self.height = image.height()
+		self.dotsPerMillimeterX = float( image.dotsPerMeterX() ) / 1000.0
+		self.dotsPerMillimeterY = float( image.dotsPerMeterY() ) / 1000.0
 		
 		self.convertToBinary(file, '/tmp/tmp.tif')
 		#self.convertIntoValidInput(file, '/tmp/tmp.tif')
@@ -108,4 +113,3 @@ class Ocr:
 def initOcrSystem():
 	init_gamera()
 
-

recognizer.py

@@ -77,11 +77,13 @@ class Recognizer(QObject):
 		
 	# Synchronous: Returns the types of analyzers available
 	def scan(self, file):
+		self.fileName = file
 		self.barcode.scan( file )
 		self.ocr.scan( file )
 
 	# Asynchronous: Starts analyzers in background threads. Emits finished() at the end
 	def startScan(self, file):
+		self.fileName = file
 		self.ocrThread = Analyze( self.ocr, file, self )
 		self.barcodeThread = Analyze( self.barcode, file, self )
 		self.connect( self.ocrThread, SIGNAL('finished()'), self.scanFinished )