Errors with PageSegMode

[markwilliams1234]

I am experiencing errors with some of the constants for PageSegMode when running the example apps, although I have not tested all.

PSM_SINGLE_COLUMN, PSM_SINGLE_BLOCK
Access violation at address 040A4769 in module 'pvt.cppan.demo.google.tesseract.libtesseract-master.dll'. Read of address 00000000.

thread $31cc (TTesseractOCR4.TRecognizerThread):
040a4769 +0e9 pvt.cppan.demo.google.tesseract.libtesseract-master.dll ?error@ERRCODE@@QBAXPBDW4TessErrorLogCode@@0zz

When I create my own apps, I can call recognizetext and it works fine in whatever the default setting is, but when I try and change PageSegMode to any of the constants it causes a floating point operation error at runtime. I assume this is something to do with my Project settings, but insure what.

[markwilliams1234]

Further testing shows that you can also get the floating point error in the example apps (delphi-vcl-image) if before the call to recognize you comment out the SetRectangle call.

Whilst I can get the example apps to work with most PageSegMode constants, I get floating point errors with my own apps unless I user the form that comes with the Delphi-vclimage in my own app. I physically have to copy the form to my new project. If I recreate it from scratch identically it simply won't work. I have even stripped down the example form so that it contains just the open button and an open dialog and with around 20 lines of code. It works fine as the example form and if I copy and paste the firm into my new project folder. But if I try and create even this very basic form from scratch (ie by copying the contents of the .pas file into my main form pas file and then right clicking on the respective forms to access the .dfm and copying and pasting) I still get floating point errors even though the two forms are completely identical. It has had me scratching my head for some time!

[r1me]

PageSegMode crashes could be caused by some internal Tesseract bug, while floating point exceptions are now fixed with 6846137