I am trying to scan using python-twain library in duplex mode and get two images one from each side.
import twain
sm = twain.SourceManager(0)
ss = sm.OpenSource('Plustek MobileOffice D600')
ss.SetCapability( twain.CAP_DUPLEXENABLED, twain.TWTY_BOOL, True )
ss.RequestAcquire(0,0)
rv = ss.XferImageNatively()
if rv:
(handle, count) = rv
twain.DIBToBMFile(handle, 'image.bmp')
The code only get one image but with the library documentation provided at http://twainmodule.sourceforge.net/ , I don't see how to get take independently images from it. I know is possible because I could get in a demo from a close source library CLScan(http://www.commandlinescanning.com).
Any suggestions will be welcome.
I found the sample code TwainBackend.py on GitHub. You can use a loop to save all available images:
import twain
index = 0;
def next(ss):
try:
print ss.GetImageInfo()
return True
except:
return False
def capture(ss):
global index
rv = ss.XferImageNatively()
fileName = str(index) + '_image.bmp';
index+=1;
print rv;
if rv:
(handle, count) = rv
twain.DIBToBMFile(handle, fileName)
sm = twain.SourceManager(0)
ss = sm.OpenSource('Plustek MobileOffice D600')
try:
ss.SetCapability( twain.CAP_DUPLEXENABLED, twain.TWTY_BOOL, True)
except:
print "Could not set duplex to True"
print "acquire image"
ss.RequestAcquire(0,0)
while next(ss):
capture(ss)
print('Done')