How Can I Integrate Tesseract 3.01 With Visual Studio 2012 In Windows?

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I have a project which requires to use OCR and i have to use Opencv at the same time in visual studio 2012. I have installed Tesseract-OCR-3.02 and i am able to run the tesseract command from command line using the system() command and it works fine.

I want to implement the tesseract OCR in my Opencv programs. Now here is the problem, i looked at the following thread of linking tesseract OCR with visual studio 2012 and as per the user comments, i discovered that when he tries to use Tesseract OCR, the opencv functions dont work and vice versa. I am really confused as i need to use Tesseract OCR and opencv for reading text using my webcam. Is there any link or tutorial to properly link it with visual studio 2012 and have no effects on opencv? Please help me out. Thanks.

Posted 26-Sep-14 8:36am

Rebecca1995

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Sep-14 15:13pm

With Visual Studio or your application? So, Tesseract or OpenCV? They are unrelated, could be "integrated" in different ways. You did not really describe any particular problem in any essential detail. I would advise to try to solve the problem (if it even exist), and than report your exact problem, bit some mysterious problem you think you might have. At least we would have to discuss something.
—SA

Rebecca1995 26-Sep-14 17:39pm

@Serget Alexandrovich Kryukov:- To be honest your comments are really sarcastic and it never really help. Perhaps you know more than everyone and you flaunt it. Good Job! Sincere request, please stay away from my posts. Thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Sep-14 18:01pm

Sorry if you feel this way, but you are gravely mistaken; I did not mean anything you have imagined here, not even close.
If you follow my advice, do the steps I advised and provide additional information, I'll try to really help you.

Besides, by a number of reasons, I cannot promise anyone to "stay away from one's post". You should understand that I have all the right other people have.

—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Sep-14 18:10pm

Besides, I just noticed that this post is a re-post of your previous one.
I think you should better be aware that the re-posts are considered as abuse and are against our rules.

You formally accepted the answer you received and did not comment it. Instead you could 1) comment that answer and explain why it is not sufficient; 2) Edit your question on that page and add some information, including the explanation who the existing answer could not help you; it would also put your question on top of question queue; 3) add other comments or other information helping people to help you.

I hope my advice can help you.

Good luck.
—SA

Rebecca1995 26-Sep-14 21:25pm

@sergey alexandrovich kryukov:- No problem!

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