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Debugger visualizers enable advanced, customized data display while you are running your application under the Visual Studio Debugger. Today's data windows have their limitations; they are text-only, hierarchical, and spatially constrained. They are not the best way to view an image, for example. | Debugger visualizers enable advanced, customized data display while you are running your application under the Visual Studio Debugger. Today's data windows have their limitations; they are text-only, hierarchical, and spatially constrained. They are not the best way to view an image, for example. | ||
A visualizer is associated with a particular type. Whenever a variable of that type is included in a data window like the Watch window (as shown in Figure 1) or DataTips, a little magnifying glass will be shown next to its entry. [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms379596(VS.80).aspx | A visualizer is associated with a particular type. Whenever a variable of that type is included in a data window like the Watch window (as shown in Figure 1) or DataTips, a little magnifying glass will be shown next to its entry. <ref>MSDN, [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms379596(VS.80).aspx]</ref> | ||
[[Emgu CV]] ver >= 2.0 comes with a debugger visualizer for Visual Studio 2005 / 2008 to help you quickly debug your Image Processing application. The visualizer can be used to inspect the following data types: | [[Emgu CV]] ver >= 2.0 comes with a debugger visualizer for Visual Studio 2005 / 2008 to help you quickly debug your Image Processing application. The visualizer can be used to inspect the following data types: | ||
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=== Debugger Visualizer for Multi-Channel Matrix === | === Debugger Visualizer for Multi-Channel Matrix === | ||
[[image:DebuggerVisualizerMatrix2.png |center|Debugger Visualizer for Multi-Channel Matrix]] | [[image:DebuggerVisualizerMatrix2.png |center|Debugger Visualizer for Multi-Channel Matrix]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:40, 8 July 2009
Introduction
Debugger visualizers enable advanced, customized data display while you are running your application under the Visual Studio Debugger. Today's data windows have their limitations; they are text-only, hierarchical, and spatially constrained. They are not the best way to view an image, for example.
A visualizer is associated with a particular type. Whenever a variable of that type is included in a data window like the Watch window (as shown in Figure 1) or DataTips, a little magnifying glass will be shown next to its entry. [1]
Emgu CV ver >= 2.0 comes with a debugger visualizer for Visual Studio 2005 / 2008 to help you quickly debug your Image Processing application. The visualizer can be used to inspect the following data types:
- Image<TColor, TDepth>
- Matrix<T> class
- DenseHistogram class
How to Install
Download the Emgu CV binary (ver >= 2.0).
- For Visual Studio 2005, copy all the .dll files to
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\Packages\Debugger\Visualizers - For Visual Studio 2008, copy all the .dll files to
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\Packages\Debugger\Visualizers
That's it.
Using Debugger Visualizer
Debugger Visualizer for Image
Debugger Visualizer for Single Channel matrix
Debugger Visualizer for Multi-Channel Matrix
