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TWAIN Plug-in
Copyright (C) 1999 Craig Setera
Craig Setera <setera@home.com>
03/31/1999
Updated for Mac OS X support
Brion Vibber <brion@pobox.com>
07/22/2004
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
Based on (at least) the following plug-ins:
Screenshot
GIF
Randomize
Any suggestions, bug-reports or patches are welcome.
This plug-in interfaces to the TWAIN support library in order
to capture images from TWAIN devices directly into GIMP images.
The plug-in is capable of acquiring the following type of
images:
- B/W (1 bit images translated to grayscale B/W)
- Grayscale up to 16 bits per pixel
- RGB up to 16 bits per sample (24, 30, 36, etc.)
- Paletted images (both Gray and RGB)
Prerequisites:
Should compile and run on both Win32 and Mac OS X 10.3 (possibly
also on 10.2).
Known problems:
- Multiple image transfers will hang the plug-in. The current
configuration compiles with a maximum of single image transfers.
- On Mac OS X, canceling doesn't always close things out fully.
- Epson TWAIN driver on Mac OS X crashes the plugin when scanning.
Debugging:
There are two different versions of the program included, a standard
version and a version built for debugging. The debugging version is
a special version capable of capturing the TWAIN datasource data to
a file for later processing. This feature can be used to create a data
dump that can be sent to me if for some reason the plug-in fails for
your TWAIN datasource. The function of the plug-in is controlled by
the name of the executable file. The plug-in should be placed in your
plug-ins directory and named as follows:
twain.exe - This is the standard (non-debugging) version. This file will
not behave differently if renamed. This version is intended to be used
unless your TWAIN datasource has some problem.
gtwain.exe - This is the debugging version of the program shipped along.
If this program is used as named, it will behave the same as "twain.exe"
except that the file C:\twain.log will be written. This file is a text
file with very little information available for debugging.
dtwain.exe - Renaming "gtwain.exe" to "dtwain.exe" in your plug-ins directory
will change the behavior of the plug-in. The menu option will be registered
as "TWAIN Acquire (Dump)..." and will cause the TWAIN acquire operation to
be dumped to the file "C:\twaincap.bin". This file contains all of the data
necessary to recreate the capture on another system (such as my machine). The
image will not be displayed, as it might cause the plug-in to crash making
the data useless. Instead, a message will be displayed that the image
information was dumped to a file.
rtwain.exe - Renaming "gtwain.exe" to "rtwain.exe" in your plug-ins directory
will change the behavior of the plug-in. The menu option will be registered
as "TWAIN Acquire (Read)..." and will cause the TWAIN acquire operation to
read a previously dumped (using dtwain.exe) TWAIN acquire from
"C:\twaincap.bin".
If you find that you are unable to capture data from you datasource (the plug-in
crashes or the image is wrong), please capture data using the following steps:
1) Copy gtwain.exe to your plug-ins directory as "dtwain.exe".
2) Run GIMP.
3) Choose Xtns->TWAIN Acquire (Dump)...
4) Choose the datasource settings that are causing problems.
5) Choose a *SMALL* sample image.
6) Zip up "C:\twaincap.bin" and "C:\twain.log" and send them to me.
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