Using C++ / OpenCV I\'ve drawn a line on an image using cv::line and now I\'m trying to extract an array of its coordinates. I\'ve tried assigning the line to <
You have at least a couple of options. Assuming that you know the two endpoints A and Bof the line:
1) Draw the line with line(...) on an zero initialized mask of the same size of your image, and retrieve the points on the line (which will be the only white points on the mask) with findNonZero(...).
2) Use LineIterator to retrieve the points, without the need of drawing them nor creating a mask.
You need to store your points in a vector.
#include
#include
using namespace std;
using namespace cv;
int main(int, char** argv)
{
Mat3b image(100,100); // Image will contain your original rgb image
// Line endpoints:
Point A(10,20);
Point B(50,80);
// Method: 1) Create a mask
Mat1b mask(image.size(), uchar(0));
line(mask, A, B, Scalar(255));
vector points1;
findNonZero(mask, points1);
// Method: 2) Use LineIterator
LineIterator lit(image, A, B);
vector points2;
points2.reserve(lit.count);
for (int i = 0; i < lit.count; ++i, ++lit)
{
points2.push_back(lit.pos());
}
// points1 and points2 contains the same points now!
return 0;
}