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24.6 Implementing CountingIn this section, we will use the training image as an input and obtain the attributes from the Counting object. We will add a button to the last chapter project. Double click the �Counting\Count Left� and enter: private void menuItem165_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { this.mainMenuToAPI.count ( textBox1.Text ); }
public bool count( string sInput) { if ( ! System.IO .File .Exists (sInput) ) { appendText ( "Please enter a valid image!\n"); return false; }
bool b = script.counting.setInput (sInput ); if (!b ) return false;
setText ( countingResults( ) + "\n" );
return true;
} The first section makes sure a training image has been selected: System.IO .File .Exists (sInput). The second section uses the Counting object in the script object, �script.counting�. The object uses the training image as the input: bool b = script.counting.setInput (sInput ); The last section calls the following function to print the attributes calculated by the Counting: setText ( countingResults( ) + "\n" );
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