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A minute of googling could have made you find out that you can use getWindowProperty() to check whether the window is ok: https://medium.com/@mh_yip/opencv-detect-whether-a-window-is-closed-or-close-by-press-x-button-ee51616f7088

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A minute of googling could have made you find out that you can use getWindowProperty() to check whether the window is ok: https://medium.com/@mh_yip/opencv-detect-whether-a-window-is-closed-or-close-by-press-x-button-ee51616f7088

[EDIT] in case of link becomes unavailable, here's the relevant part of the article: you can check if the window is still open using the WND_PROP_VISIBLE propoerty of the window. So the waitKey() line becomes:

while( (chr<0) && (getWindowProperty("Image1",WND_PROP_VISIBLE)) ){ chr=waitKey(100); }