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Hi people,

I'm having a hard time drawing nice circle in a cv::Mat I actually managed to draw something, but it looks like a star than a circle, and i can't understand why.

Here's my code to generate it :

Mat qr(width, width, CV_8UC1);
finalMat = qr.clone();
circle(finalMat, Point(50,50), (9), Scalar(255), -1, 8);
std::vector<int> params;
params.push_back(CV_IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY);
params.push_back(quality);
imencode(".jpg", finalMat, outbuf, params);
cout << "Content-Type:image/"<<format<<"\r\n\r\n";
for(int i=0;i<outbuf.size();i++)
      cout<<outbuf[i];

Do you have any why it does this instead of a real nice and soft circle ? Is there anyway to draw a proper circle with openCV ?

;)

Just here to say that i manage, with your precious help, to display the wanted qrcode in my webbrowser. So i guess we could just say, mission complete. It's actually pretty easy ... once you know how to do ;)

       cout << "Content-Type:image/jpeg\r\n\r\n";
    std::vector<uchar>outbuf;
    std::vector<int> params;
    params.push_back(CV_IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY);
    params.push_back(100);
    imencode(".jpg", qrMat, outbuf, params);
    for(int i=0;i<outbuf.size();i++)
        cout<<outbuf[i];

Here we are, thank's again mate, was nice learning from you ;)

Hey, it's not actually my website lol, i was just writing random stuff and it turned out to be a real website ;)

héhé, no problem, even though it was not usefull to my app, it was nice reading about something i don't know ;)

First solution wouldnt do. My goal is to send from a html script an url to encode in GET data. Then, i would like to use my cgi-bin c++ app to qr encode this url, and print it into the browser.

From the html script, it would look like it : <img src="http://www.*.com/cgi-bin/qrcode.cgi?url=http://www.yop.com" />

So the only solution possible is solution 2.

Awesome !! thank you so much for this, i'll try to implement and understand it !!

Thank you for your support. It's very nice of you ;)

I actually can't see the purpose of the socket in my app. Usually, i'm in php where everthing's easy ;) and once you have the "data" of the image as i do width outbuf, you can do a simple : echo 'data:image/jpeg;base64,' . base64_encode($data);

I can't understand why it can't be done here and why we must go through sockets.

I'm doing this app only for fun, and i can't thank you enough for your help since no one around me knows c++ or opencv ;)

Thanks a lot for your answer, i was struggling for days. SO far i managed to make it work until imencode.

But after, i've never used such things in c++ :

sprintf(head,"--mjpegstream\r\nContent-Type: image/jpeg\r\nContent-Length: %lu\r\n\r\n",outlen); write(sock,head,strlen(head)); write(sock,(char*)(&outbuf[0]),outlen);

I'm not sure how to define and use head, outlen an sock ... could you please explain me ?

Thanks again, your help is very appreciated !!

Thank's for answering, but your trick won't do. The purpose of my program is very simple. The user will give me an array containing 0 and 1, and i will convert it in an image that can be displayed in web browsers. ;)

Hi people,

I'm currently building a small personal project in c++ on a linux server and i am facing a problem i can't solve myself.

I would like to know if it was possible to display in a web browser an IplImage image.

I first thought i would be able to convert it in png and then encode it in base64 and finally display it with a simple cout<<

But i can't figure how to do so. So i would like to know if someone could guide me trough or if there is a simpler way of doing.

Many thanks for your time and help. Cheers to everyone ;)

PS: i precise that i'm not at all an expert in c++. I used to practice it a lot at school, but it's a long time ago now ;)