16.0.6

📅 2021-09-09

Updated System Requirements for Linux

The system requirements for the Intel Linux platform have been upgraded to allow the iDRS to integrate the latest technologies. The minimum guaranteed glibc version is now glibc 2.28. We recommend using the iDRS on Debian 10 or any other equivalent Linux distribution.

`New features`

PDF loading support on macOS

As of this release, the extension PDF loading from the Image File module is available on macOS platform. You can activate this extension by inserting a valid license key in your CIDRSLicense object for the image file module as shown in the snippet below:

// Activate the PDF loading extension
IDRS::CIDRSLicense objLicenseImageFile(IDRS_MODULE_IMAGE_FILE, IDRS_LICENSE_CUSTOM_SOFTWARE, "IDRS_IMAGE_FILE_IRIS_XXXXXXX");
objLicenseImageFile.EnableExtension(IDRS_FILE_EXTENSION_PDF, "IDRS_IMAGE_FILE_PDF_IRIS_XXXXXXX");

After activating the extension, you are now allowed to load a PDF into a CImage and into a CPage object.

`Improvements`

N/A

`Deprecated/removed features`

N/A

`Added/removed resources`

N/A

`Fixed bugs`

ID	Description
IDRSRD-6019	When the iDRS applies several signatures to a PDF, in some cases only the last one is valid
IDRSRD-5981	The docx created with Editable display does not indicate the expected document language when no text is selected
IDRSRD-5962	The iDRS crashes when calling CPageRecognition.AnalyzeLayout on a specific image
IDRSRD-5788	COcrContext::SetUserLexicon is not working

Description

IDRSRD-6019

When the iDRS applies several signatures to a PDF, in some cases only the last one is valid

IDRSRD-5981

The docx created with Editable display does not indicate the expected document language when no text is selected

IDRSRD-5962

The iDRS crashes when calling CPageRecognition.AnalyzeLayout on a specific image

IDRSRD-5788

COcrContext::SetUserLexicon is not working

`Known issues`

N/A