Lightweight extension for on-the-fly manipulation to primary selections, especially optimized for Dictionary lookups For support, please report any issues via the homepage link below.
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Is there any reason for not doing `ldocr.py` in gjs?
What's wrong？
We recently updated the review guidelines for scripts: https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#scripts-and-binaries > Scripts must be written in GJS, unless absolutely necessary Just asking if it can be done that in gjs.
No, it requires some functions from OpenCV and tesseract.
Light Dict