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In Java, there is a function Mat.dump() that prints all the values of the Mat object as a string.
Another option is to iterate over pixels with Mat.get(), but I think it's too slow to do it just for debugging, so you may use one of the get() variations that takes a Java array as the third argument and copy the entire Mat object to a native Java array thus enabling its values to be viewed via your debugger.
I'm not aware of any other way like a debugger plug-in that would let you see individual pixel values.
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In Java, there is a function Mat.dump() and Mat.toString() that prints all the values of the Mat object as a string. string in a format that is similar to Matlab's.
Another option is to iterate over pixels with Mat.get(), but I think it's too slow to do it just for debugging, so you may use one of the get() variations that takes a Java array as the third argument and copy the entire Mat object to a native Java array thus enabling its values to be viewed via your debugger.
I'm not aware of any other way like a debugger plug-in that would let you see individual pixel values.
