On 06/10/2015 10:00, Schmitz, Marco wrote:
Hi Marco,
you got me. I simply renamed the environment variable TESSDATA_PREFIX into
_TESSDATA_PREFIX for that first situation instead of deleting it. But a (on
purpopse) wrong named variable is like a non set one, right?
Greetings,
Marco
$ grep TESS cygcheck-with*
cygcheck-without-windows-environment-variable-set.out:TESSDATA_PREFIX =
'C:\DEV\tesseract\Tesseract-OCR\'
cygcheck-without-windows-environment-variable-set.out:_TESSDATA_PREFIX =
'C:\DEV\cygwin64\usr\share\tessdata'
you missed the point.
TESSDATA_PREFIX = 'C:\DEV\tesseract\Tesseract-OCR\'
is present before your renamed _TESSDATA_PREFIX
so something else is setting it for you.
cygcheck-with-windows-environment-variable-set.out:TESSDATA_PREFIX =
'C:\DEV\cygwin64\usr\share\tessdata'
I suggest to look on your environment variables: user or system specific.
Regards
Marco
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