| OpenCV 3.4.7 Open Source Computer Vision

Enumerations | Functions
WinRT glue for video I/O
Video I/O

## Enumerations
enum | { cv::OPEN_CAMERA = 300, cv::CLOSE_CAMERA, cv::UPDATE_IMAGE_ELEMENT, cv::SHOW_TRACKBAR }

## Functions
void | cv::winrt_imshow ()
void | cv::winrt_onVisibilityChanged (bool visible)
void | cv::winrt_setFrameContainer (::Windows::UI::Xaml::Controls::Image^ image)
template<typename ... Args>
void | cv::winrt_startMessageLoop (std::function< void(Args...)> &&callback, Args... args)
template<typename ... Args>
void | cv::winrt_startMessageLoop (void callback(Args...), Args... args)
template void | cv::winrt_startMessageLoop (void callback(void))

## Detailed Description

## Enumeration Type Documentation

## § anonymous enum

anonymous enum

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

Enumerator
OPEN_CAMERA |
CLOSE_CAMERA |
UPDATE_IMAGE_ELEMENT |
SHOW_TRACKBAR |

## Function Documentation

## § winrt_imshow()

void cv::winrt_imshow | ( |  | ) |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

Note
  Must be called to update attached image source. Code sample is available for winrt_startMessageLoop().

## § winrt_onVisibilityChanged()

void cv::winrt_onVisibilityChanged | ( | bool | visible | ) |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

Note
  Must be called from WinRT specific callback to handle image grabber state. Here is how the class can be used:
  MainPage::MainPage()
  {
  // ...
  Window::Current->VisibilityChanged += ref new Windows::UI::Xaml::WindowVisibilityChangedEventHandler(this, &Application::MainPage::OnVisibilityChanged);
  // ...
  }
  void Application::MainPage::OnVisibilityChanged(Platform::Object ^sender,
  Windows::UI::Core::VisibilityChangedEventArgs ^e)
  {
  cv::winrt_onVisibilityChanged(e->Visible);
  }

## § winrt_setFrameContainer()

void cv::winrt_setFrameContainer | ( | ::Windows::UI::Xaml::Controls::Image^ | image | ) |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

Note
  Must be called to assign WinRT control holding image you're working with. Code sample is available for winrt_startMessageLoop().

## § winrt_startMessageLoop() [1/3]

template<typename ... Args>

void cv::winrt_startMessageLoop | ( | std::function< void(Args...)> && | callback,
|  | Args... | args
| ) |  |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

## § winrt_startMessageLoop() [2/3]

template<typename ... Args>

void cv::winrt_startMessageLoop | ( | void | callbackArgs...,
|  | Args... | args
| ) |  |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

## § winrt_startMessageLoop() [3/3]

template void cv::winrt_startMessageLoop | ( | void | callbackvoid | ) |

`#include <opencv2/videoio/cap_winrt.hpp>`

Note
  Starts (1) frame-grabbing loop and (2) message loop
  1. Function passed as an argument must implement common OCV reading frames pattern (see cv::VideoCapture documentation) AND call cv::winrt_imgshow().
  2. Message processing loop required to overcome WinRT container and type conversion restrictions. OCV provides default implementation Here is how the class can be used:
     void cvMain()
     {
     Mat frame;
     VideoCapture cam;
     cam.open(0);
     while (1)
     {
     cam >> frame;
     // don't reprocess the same frame again
     if (!cam.grab()) continue;
     // your processing logic goes here
     // obligatory step to get XAML image component updated
     winrt_imshow();
     }
     }
     MainPage::MainPage()
     {
     InitializeComponent();
     cv::winrt_setFrameContainer(cvImage);
     cv::winrt_startMessageLoop(cvMain);
     }