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@ -120,20 +120,6 @@ page_validate_xml() {
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done
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}
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page_fix_image_references() {
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# Make image references relative to the PAGE XML file
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#
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# The rest of OCR-D probably isn't going to like it, but it is a. correct and b. makes PAGE Viewer open the image file
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# automatically.
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filegrp=$1
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local file
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for file in `ocrd workspace find -G $filegrp`; do
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sed -i 's#imageFilename="OCR-D-IMG#imageFilename="../OCR-D-IMG#g' $file
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done
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}
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page_fix_image_references_to_bin() {
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# Make image references point to the binarized images
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# XXX This is a hack, it is probably better to use alternative images in ocrd_calamari
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