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Hello

Due to the restricted nature of my program I cannot post the code. However, I can provide a very apt description of it so that the problem can be understood.

I have an image processing application where I need to store history of image masks. There are total 6 mask images that fit into a mask history. a history is made via a pair which has an integer type of identifier and the IplImage* for the mask. For this I have created a vector as:

   std::vector<std::pair<int, IplImage*>> maskVal; // (int = type for the Id - #defined)

I can confirm that I can save the correct mask values in a history i.e. the channels are correct as as processed by my program. However, when I try to reload the mask values for processing it returns all channels as -1. I don't know if saving them as IplImage rather than IplImage* would make any difference. I have unit tests that prove that my mask history can correctly load the masks but I am having trouble understanding why the channels are always being returned as -1 even though when they are saved with nChannels = 1.

I know this is probably not as detailed as you would expect but I will try and put some more information up to my limit. I would appreciate if someone points me to the right direction.

Hello

Due to the restricted nature of my program I cannot post the code. However, I can provide a very apt description of it so that the problem can be understood.

I have an image processing application where I need to store history of image masks. There are total 6 mask images that fit into a mask history. a history is made via a pair which has an integer type of identifier and the IplImage* for the mask. For this I have created a vector as:

   std::vector<std::pair<int, IplImage*>> maskVal; // (int = type for the Id - #defined)

I can confirm that I can save the correct mask values in a history i.e. the channels are correct as as processed by my program. Also, I have in place built-in macros that will __STOP__ the program if mismatches such as nChannels value is wrong, image is NULL, incorrect number of mask images saved, etc. However, when I try to reload the mask values for processing it returns all channels as of them seems to have the nChannels = -1.

I don't know if saving them as IplImage rather than IplImage* would make any difference. I have unit tests that prove that my mask history can correctly load the masks but I am having trouble understanding why the channels are always being returned as -1 even though when they are saved with nChannels = 1.

I know this is probably not as detailed as you would expect but I will try and put some more information up to my limit. I would appreciate if someone points me to the right direction.

Hello

Due to the restricted nature of my program I cannot post the code. However, I can provide a very apt description of it so that the problem can be understood.

I have an image processing application where I need to store history of image masks. There are total 6 mask images that fit into a mask history. a history is made via a pair which has an integer type of identifier and the IplImage* for the mask. For this I have created a vector as:

   std::vector<std::pair<int, IplImage*>> maskVal; // (int = type for the Id - #defined)

I can confirm that I can save the correct mask values in a history i.e. the channels are correct as as processed by my program. Also, I have in place built-in macros that will __STOP__ the program if mismatches such as nChannels value is wrong, image is NULL, incorrect number of mask images saved, etc. However, when I try to reload the mask values for processing all of them seems to have the nChannels = -1.

I don't know if saving them as IplImage rather than IplImage* would make any difference. I have unit tests that prove that my mask history can correctly load the masks but I am having trouble understanding why the channels are always being returned as -1 even though when they are saved with nChannels = 1.

I know this is probably not as detailed as you would expect but I will try and put some more information up to my limit. I would appreciate if someone points me to the right direction.