Here's Canti v1.91
Note: There were a lot of requests for features and bug fixes lately, I hope this update addressed most of them.
New to verison 1.91:
-Bug fix: Unzipping didn't work on Windows if the archive contained subfolders
While unzipping a zip archive, the way Canti was determining whether a zip entry was a folder didn't work correctly on Windows machines.
The code has been updated, and now unzipping archives with subfolders should work correctly on all os platforms.
-Bug fix: use_original_filenames caused crashes
This bug was introduced in Canti v1.90 when I rewrote Canti's brain. It was a one line of code fix, problem solved.
-Auto split buffer
This value determines the % of the other side of a split page that should be included after the split (disabled by default).
For example, if the value is set to 0.2 then 20% of the other split page will be included in the current split page.
Acceptable values: A decimal between 0 and 1.0, inclusive (0 will disable the buffer, 1.0 will include the complete other page)
This is set up in the .properties file.
-Add border
Determines whether to add borders to images smaller than the desired size (disabled by default).
Can also specify the color of the added border as either black, white, gray, or a color hex code (like #cc0000).
This is set up in the .properties file.
-Auto trim cancelling
An auto trimmed image will be discarded if x% of the total number of pixels from the original image get trimmed.
For example, if you set @trim_cancel to 0.7, then an auto trimmed image will be discarded if 70% of the pixels from the original image were trimmed.
This is set up in the .properties file.
-Improved rar handling on Windows
Canti is now better able to find a compatible rar handler on Windows os.
-Analyze Manga Collection results saved to file
Before the Analyze Manga Collection feature would only output the results to the command terminal. Now it also records these results in a text file.
-@max_dpi can now be disabled
If you set max_dpi to -1 the feature will be disabled (meaning that the dpi of input images will not be altered during processing).
This is set up in the .properties file
Enjoy and let me know if this works for you
