Adding functionality to read aruco dictionaries from files - #1561
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I figured that the functionality to read dictionaries from YAML-Files wasn't wrapped yet.
See here from OCV doc:
https://docs.opencv.org/4.x/d5/d0b/classcv_1_1aruco_1_1Dictionary.html#a69ec5ae547b01be07b7ce8c437ad1db4
So I added a wrapper with according tests for that. However, since FileStorage and FileNode were both also not available,
it works on a simple path string now:
var dictionary = CvAruco.ReadDictionary("someDictionaryFile.yaml");Would be happy if these changes will find their way into your repository.
Thanks a lot for all your efforts