It has actually worked before (likely because it's inside a class),
but C++03 does disallow unnamed types as template arguments,
and there's a report that at least in one version of GCC it's
enforced: <http://code.opencv.org/issues/3278>.
This update replaces depreciated Gtk1.x symbols with Gtk2.x symbols in
preparation for adding Gtk3 support. These edits aim to be fully
compatible with Gtk2.x, allowing backward compatibility.
The following symbols have been replaced in this commit:
Gtk symbols that have been moved to the Gdk library:
- GtkType -> Gtype
- GTK_CHECK_CAST -> G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_CAST
- GTK_CHECK_TYPE -> G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_TYPE
- gtk_signal_connect -> g_signal_connect
- GTK_SIGNAL_FUNC -> G_CALLBACK
- gtk_type_class -> g_type_class_peek
- gtk_type_new-> g_object_new
- GtkTypeInfo -> GtypeInfo (Not required for
g_type_register_static_simple)
- gtk_type_unique -> g_type_register_static_simple
- gdk_draw_image_rgb -> replaced by gdk_cairo_source_pixbuf
NB: This requires porting to use cairo contexts and GdkPixbufs.
The following gtk symbols are changed for their modern equivalent:
- GTK_WIDGET_REALIZED -> gtk_widget_get_realized
- GTK_OBJECT_FLAGS -> gtk_widget_set_realized
Symbols without replacement:
- gtk_range_set_update_policy -> No replacement; as default policy is
set to continuous we can delete this line.
Currently, there are different default typedefs for Point_, Size_, and Rect_. This pull request at least makes sure that default typedefs exist for int, float and double variants of each of these types.
* Corrected minor typos in comments/function signatures
* Added new details to copyright statement
* Removed unreferenced macros
* Removed the assert statement which was checking the type of the OutputArray triangle
* When returning results using Mat::copyTo instead of Mat::convertTo
* Changed C-style casts to static_casts
* Added division by zero check to distanceFromPointToLine() function
* Updated reference webpages last access dates
* Moved the declaration of the gammaOfA variable outside the while loop in moveAIfLowAndBIfHigh() function for efficiency reasons
