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dev_set_shape — Define the region output shape.
dev_set_shape( : : Shape : )
dev_set_shape defines the shape that is used for displaying regions. The available shapes can be queried with query_shape.
These shapes are supported:
The shape is displayed unchanged. Nevertheless modifications via parameters like dev_set_line_width can take place. This is also true for all other modes.
Each region is displayed by the smallest surrounding circle. (See smallest_circle.)
Each region is displayed by the largest included circle. (See inner_circle.)
Each region is displayed by an ellipse with the same moments and orientation (See elliptic_axis.)
Each region is displayed by the smallest surrounding rectangle parallel to the coordinate axes. (See smallest_rectangle1.)
Each region is displayed by the smallest surrounding rectangle. (See smallest_rectangle2.)
Each region is displayed by its convex hull (See shape_trans.)
Each region is displayed by the icon set with set_icon in the center of gravity.
For more information see the description of the operator set_shape. However, in contrast to that operator the selected shape is also used for all new graphics windows that are opened afterwards.
Using the code export feature of HDevelop, the code that is generated for this operator may have a different behavior than the related HALCON operator. For a detailed description of the code export of HDevelop graphics operators into the different programming languages see in the “HDevelop User's Guide” the chapter Code Export -> General Aspects of Code Generation -> Graphics Windows.
Region output mode.
Default value: 'original'
List of values: 'convex' , 'ellipse' , 'icon' , 'inner_circle' , 'original' , 'outer_circle' , 'rectangle1' , 'rectangle2'
read_image(Image,'monkey') threshold(Image,Region,128,255) connection(Region,Regions) dev_set_shape('rectangle1') dev_set_draw('margin') dev_set_line_width(5) dev_clear_window() dev_display(Regions)
If the values of the specified parameters are correct, dev_set_shape returns 2 (H_MSG_TRUE). Otherwise an exception is raised and an error code returned.
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