Modernize code for renderers and remove filename conversion for Windows #4330
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Commit db52047 added the filename conversion for the hOCR renderer, but it was removed later for TSV in commit 6700edd. Tesseract does not use a filename conversion anywhere else, so remove it for the other renderers, too. Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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The code in hocrrenderer.cpp was already modernized in commit db9c7e0.
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For the future changes: is it possible to return unique ptr directly from upd.: This is general possible refactoring for all functions with similar behavior. |
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Commit db52047 added the filename conversion for the hOCR renderer, but it was removed later for TSV in commit 6700edd.
Tesseract does not use a filename conversion anywhere else, so remove it for the other renderers, too.