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Juilen --<br>
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I'm sure your correct but what I have now works so I'm on to other
things. Someday, my understanding of how to work with the language
will improve and I'll tighten up that part of the code. Thanks, though.<br>
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Mark<br>
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Julien BLACHE wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Mark Pemburn <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:mark@pemburn.com"><mark@pemburn.com></a> wrote:
Hi,
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<pre wrap=""> I had a real "Doh!" moment when I realized that this was exactly
what was happening (over-writing the buffer with each call to
sane_read). Once I set up a second buffer and appended the partial
data to with each pass, I was finally able to see the whole beautiful
scanned image in my UI.
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Not entirely sure what you mean in the above, so just in case: you
don't need a second buffer and copying data around, using a second
pointer will do.
JB.
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