Adds infrared support for GT-X800 and GT-X700. Can be tested
by enabling the infrared frame type in sane.h and using
tiffscan (http://code.google.com/p/tiffscan/)
tiffscan --mode=infrared --scan
Color correction profiles have been imported from the epkowa driver.
The user can specify his own or let the backend choice. The
feature is not enabled by default.
This feature is in beta stage, works only for color scans
and automatic mode.
Enable with --color-correction 'Automatic'
Image inversion is something that can be handled by a frontend,
in the epson2 backend I want to avoid to add any complexity
that doesn't belong to the hardware.
Internationalized backend options lead to incompatible shell
scripts, so they've been removed. A trailing dot has been removed
from some descriptions and a few includes moved around.
Some subroutines have been moved from epson2.c to epson2-ops.c and
there's also a temporary fix for the networking code.
This is work in progress but should work.
Source code was inconsistent on how they were referencing
include files in include/sane. In certain cases, sane/sane.h
and sane/saneopts.h was really including external copies (with
some preprocessor implementations anyways).
the job of a frontend to provide such a commodity.
removed confusing parameters (preview-speed, speed).
when a preview is requested, the scanner will be
set to high speed (if possible).
removed references to the never implemented zoom function.
the function that shortened the list was actually
missing the first entry.
more resolutions addedd for networked scanners.
added support for Perfection 4990 (Claus Boje).
in multiple files, added networking
support, added FS G extended handshaking mode,
make proper use of extended commands when possible
* sanei/sanei_tcp.c: read now wait until all
the requested data is available.
Alessandro Zummo