Undeclared identifier problem in 3.0.0 alpha (Bugfix #4000)
Description
When I use improc in my program, there are problem in these 2 lines:
cvtColor(bgr3u, g1u, CV_BGR2GRAY);
cvtColor(bgr3u, hsv3u, CV_BGR2HSV);
And the compiler warn me that:
"error C2065: 'CV_BGR2GRAY' : undeclared identifier" and
"Objectness.cpp(257): error C2065: 'CV_BGR2HSV' : undeclared identifier"
I find the problem lies in the file "imgproc.hpp", there should be included some file and the "core.hpp" should add a line of code:
#include "opencv2/imgproc/types_c.h"
After this action , the problem just got solved.
the file which is modified by me has been attached with this issue.
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Merge pull request #4000 from sdika:HOGSignedGradient
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Updated by Alexander Duda over 10 years ago
The name of the constants got changed. Have a look at http://docs.opencv.org/trunk/modules/imgproc/doc/miscellaneous_transformations.html. The header file you are referring to is for backward compatibility.
Updated by Alexander Alekhin over 10 years ago
CV_BGR2HSV / CV_BGR2GRAY is deprecated in C++ code (because constants like these garbage global namespace, and it is not right behaviour for library).
Preferred way is to use cv::COLOR_BGR2HSV / cv::COLOR_BGR2GRAY in new C++ code.
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Easy) - Status changed from New to Cancelled
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Alexander Alekhin)
Updated by Yida Wang over 10 years ago
OK, thanks for your prompting, I will use the new namespace afterwards
Alexander Alekhin wrote:
CV_BGR2HSV / CV_BGR2GRAY is deprecated in C++ code (because constants like these garbage global namespace, and it is not right behaviour for library).
Preferred way is to use cv::COLOR_BGR2HSV / cv::COLOR_BGR2GRAY in new C++ code.
Updated by Yida Wang over 10 years ago
Thanks! The explanation is quite in detail, and I will change my past usage with opencv defined color space functions.
Alexander Duda wrote:
The name of the constants got changed. Have a look at http://docs.opencv.org/trunk/modules/imgproc/doc/miscellaneous_transformations.html. The header file you are referring to is for backward compatibility.