--> atomsInstall("OFIP")
Helps User to Use OpenCv functions in scilab -install scilab -copy paste the toolbox in contrib folder((OFIP)) -install PIMS in SCILAB -run the builder file builder.sce -run the loader file loader.sce -call the cv_imread functions
zip file for OFIP. TO unzip run command "unzip OFIP.zip"
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Hello, Despite the module is claimed to be already packaged, it is not the case (at least under Windows) * the help pages are the toolbox_skeleton ones * there are toolbox_skeleton scripts in /etc/ * there is no ~/builder.sce file to run * there is a cv_imageopen() instead of cv_imread(), but it yields an error: the macro file has heading lines out of the function definition and other things that cannot work... By the way, if no supported scilab version is indicated, i am not sure that it could appear within the ATOMS GUI. Presently, it does not. Regards Samuel
> * there is no ~/builder.sce file to run Sorry about that: There is such a file in the sources. I used directly the .bin automatically generated by ATOMS Other issues are unchanged.
> Hello, > > Despite the module is claimed to be already packaged, it is not the case (at least > under > Windows) > * the help pages are the toolbox_skeleton ones > * there are toolbox_skeleton scripts in /etc/ > * there is no ~/builder.sce file to run > * there is a cv_imageopen() instead of cv_imread(), but it yields an error: the macro > file > has heading lines out of the function definition and other things that cannot work... > > By the way, if no supported scilab version is indicated, i am not sure that it could > appear within the ATOMS GUI. Presently, it does not. > > Regards > Samuel Hi Samuel, Thankyou for pointing out the issues, This module is under developement and was uploaded just to provide an insight on how the opencv functionalities will be called using OpenCV python API. I will work on the issues and solve each of them including documenting the helper page. I tested the macro under windows and it worked for me, could you please provide a screenshot of error or traceback so that I could work on it as well? Thanking You Rishubh
