1 | initial version |
wait, that's not an opencv exception. please check, if you accidentally use opencv release libs in debug mode.
2 | No.2 Revision |
wait, that's not an opencv exception. please check, if you accidentally use opencv release libs in debug mode.
(it actually throws a cv::Exception, if the folder does not exist, but you can catch() that.)
3 | No.3 Revision |
wait, that's not an opencv exception. please check, if you accidentally use opencv release libs in debug mode.mode. (opencv_core310.dll sounds much like this. debug should be opencv_core310d lib/dll)
(it actually throws a cv::Exception, if the folder does not exist, but you can catch() that.)
4 | No.4 Revision |
wait, that's not an opencv exception. exception, but one from your os.
please check, if you accidentally use opencv release libs in with debug mode. (opencv_core310.dll sounds much like this. debug should be opencv_core310d lib/dll)
(it (cv::glob() actually throws a cv::Exception, if the folder does not exist, but you can catch() that.)
5 | No.5 Revision |
wait, that's not an opencv exception, but one from your os.
please check, if you accidentally use opencv release libs with debug mode. (opencv_core310.dll sounds much like this. debug should be opencv_core310d lib/dll)lib/dll, same goes for all other opencv libs, ofc.)
(cv::glob() actually throws a cv::Exception, if the folder does not exist, but you can catch() that.)