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Reputation:

How to create Trackbars which do not call any function? OpenCV 3.1 with Python 2.7

I'm trying to threshold an image. I have used the cv2.createTrackbar function as-
cv2.createTrackbar('High H','image',0,179, None).
Now the last part is what I'm having trouble with. Further in my code, I use highH = cv2.getTrackbarPos('High H','image') to get my trackbar value and use it in the cv2.inRange function. So it becomes pretty obvious that I do not need to call a function as the last argument of the function. Now the problem is I can't seem to type in the function. I tried removing the last part, I got an error-

cv2.createTrackbar only works with 5 arguements. Only 4 given.

Hmm, okay seems like I can't skip a part.
Next I tried callback and nothing. I got this error:-

When used nothing:- NameError: name 'nothing' is not defined
When used callback:- NameError: name 'callback' is not defined

Okay after a while I tried using None. Got this error:-

TypeError: on_change must be callable

So how do I use the cv2.createTrackbar function without calling a function?

Thanks!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 4759

Answers (2)

Ev C
Ev C

Reputation: 97

def f():
    pass
cv2.createTrackbar('thing', 'other thing', 0, 179, f)

This also works.

Upvotes: -1

svohara
svohara

Reputation: 2189

Why not just create a simple function as expected?

Simple solution is to define a trivial function that returns the trackbar position. It will be called as the trackbar is moved by the user, but nothing will happen.

import cv2
def f(x): return x
win = cv2.namedWindow("MyImage")
tb = cv2.createTrackbar("MyTrackbar","MyImage",0,179,f)
#assume you have some cv2 image already loaded
cv2.imshow("MyImage", img)

You can also use an anonymous lambda function for the callback, which looks like the following:

import cv2
win = cv2.namedWindow("MyImage")
tb = cv2.createTrackbar("MyTrackbar","MyImage",0,179,lambda x:x)
#assume you have some cv2 image already loaded
cv2.imshow("MyImage", img)

Upvotes: 3

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