davidelahoz

After testing the generated module, it seems that cv.Mat objects cannot be received by c++ methods

I can make one. How can I send it to you? Should I attach it to this thread?

I provide below the required files and system configuration to reproduce this: # Steps to reproduce the warnings 1. Setup the folder structure provided below 2. Run the following commands:...

It seems that this can be solved by adding `defined` keyword to those preprocessor commands that where failing. For example, changing `#if !_CV_NUMPY_##type##_` to `#if !defined(_CV_NUMPY_##type##_)` in line 37 of...

Adding `defined` solved all warnings provided above, yet the resulting module is still unable to receive cv::Mat objetcs. Is the following swig interface correct? # example.i *(copied from https://github.com/renatoGarcia/opencv-swig/issues/31#issuecomment-2065932116)* ```...

If I generate an image from my module using the following function other functions are able to read it: ``` cv::Mat testReturn(){ cv::Mat img1(500, 1000, CV_8UC3, cv::Scalar(10, 100, 150)); return...

**Solved:** Opencv-swig requires converting opencv objects to an internal class of the generated module. This can be achieved by using `module_name.Mat.from_array(OpenCV_image)`. Then, the result needs to be converted to an...

I'm using scikit-build-core and x64 windows

Dear @TimHoogstrate , Android phones allow getting Rinex data from their GNSS receivers, which can be used for improving the obtained precision with differential GNSS algorithms (concretely using Precise Point...

Yes, that would do it. RTKLib can use names as input and it is provided as a C++ library for android. I just need to make it available from dart....