How to compile and install 321-Tesseract-4 branch as a nuget package?

[masterisk]

I have tried downloading the branch, opening in VS2015, and building the solution, as far as I can tell this just results in the Tesseract.dll.

Whenever I add the dll to a project as a reference, VS has a yellow triangle on the reference, and the path to the dll shows blank.

From the looks of the contents of the branch, there are nuget config files. How can I build the nuget package for Tesseract 4?

[tdhintz]

If you open the csproj in notepad does the path make sense?

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[masterisk]

It gives the path as a relative path. "............\Desktop\Tesseract\Tesseract.dll"

[tdhintz]

Is that literal? It isn't a valid path. Fix the path with notepad. On Mar 5, 2018, at 6:48 PM, masterisk <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote: It gives the path as a relative path. "............\Desktop\Tesseract\Tesseract.dll" — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/Gz3DCYE09xcLJORPhGnt8b?domain=github.com>, or mute the thread<https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/gTpkCZ6p9ys5V2ZyUKEkAS?domain=github.com>.

[masterisk]

Sorry, there is a slash after every two dots. It’s navigating up a directory until it gets to the user account folder. Is a relative path still wrong?

[tdhintz]

Relative paths are OK. As a test you could simplify the path and move the DLL somewhere easier to prove that the location is/isn’t the problem. I just built 321 branch yesterday and had no problem.

[masterisk]

It only seems to detect the reference if I have the dll directly in the project directory.

Were you able to build the nuget nupkg?

[tdhintz]

I haven’t tried.

[masterisk]

I finally got it to work as a nuget package... it works without being in the project directory now. But I'm having another issue. I'm getting "Warning. Invalid resolution 0 dpi. Using 70 instead."

I will close this thread and make another for the issue.