I am looking to develop a program that enables me to highlight text on the screen, and to be able to capture that text so that I can then use it for some program logic. The job needs to be able to work as a background task so that regardless of the screen / program / application screen, the job will be able to capture the highlighted text on that screen. This would need a trigger or function key to activate the actual capture process once the text is highlighted.
Would you be able to recommend the optimal programming language to develop this in so that it has very little foot-print, and can run on just about anything?
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Posted 13 February 2011 - 03:50 AM
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Posted 14 February 2011 - 08:44 AM
I think OCR is your ultimate solution here. Use it to recognize and capture the text. To make sure your system runs on just about anything, you must provide abstraction layer for the OCR to get the images it must work with.
Since being able to run in nearly anything is your requirement, I believe C is your best language. For it is supported by nearly any modern computing device.
Since being able to run in nearly anything is your requirement, I believe C is your best language. For it is supported by nearly any modern computing device.
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