timeout support
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice, if the OCR functions would support timeouts (on py2k f.e via https://github.com/google/python-subprocess32). Forgive me if there’s a tesseract
binary flag for this as I can’t find it 😦 Cheers.
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Just ran into this same problem. Can confirm that adding a timeout=XX works fine.
@starenka you are absolutely right, but it doesn’t seem like a very good idea to add support for the 2.7 version via third party lib that will become legacy pretty soon.
I understand the need for timeout functionality (which also involves manually killing the hanging tesseract process, since the python timeout functionality just unblocks the code execution), but maybe we should add a more elegant solution.