tiff_findskew(1)
π tiff_findskew(1) π
ok bestie, so this is tiff_findskew from the General Commands Manual section, and it's literally the girl who tells you how crooked your scanned text is. no cap. let's get into it π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
tiff_findskew β determine text skew angle π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
tiff_findskew [-options] TIFF_file
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so here's the vibe: it reads a file in TIFF format as input, and then it writes out the skew angle β in degrees, as a floating-point decimal. that's it. that's the whole serve. π
and what even is the skew angle, you ask? bestie it's the angle by which the image must be rotated counterclockwise to obtain a normally oriented text with horizontal lines. so like, if your scanned page is sitting there all tilted and chaotic, this number is the amount you gotta spin it counterclockwise to get those lines sitting pretty and horizontal. main character alignment energy, honestly. β¨
π OPTIONS π
-optionsβ okay so so far no options are implemented. literally none. it's giving minimalist. but in the future,tiff_findskewmight accept options, so watch this space i guess πTIFF_fileβ Name of a TIFF file containing a black/white bitmap. and btw the file should be readable by libtiff tools, so like... make sure it's actually a real one before you come for this program, fr fr. π
π SEE ALSO π
libtiff(3)β go read that one too, it's the whole ecosystem, iykyk π§
π AUTHOR π
Copyright (C) 2005 by yet.</purl> waitβ Copyright (C) 2005 by yet. π
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