Hello,
Le 26/07/2019 à 19:22, stevenrjarrett a écrit :
Is there a way to convert a Scilab figure to a SciCV Mat? I had thought the
simplest way would be to convert the figure to a matrix and use the matrix
data to create the SciCV Mat, but I have not been successful finding a way
to do either.
The reason I want to convert between them is so that I can create a video
that shows data being plotted in real time. I have done this successfully by
creating the figures, writing a series of image files, and converting the
images to a video using the SciCV toolbox. As you can imagine, it is time
consuming to write that many images to the disk as only an intermediate
step, and I have been trying to find a cleaner/faster way to do it within
Scilab.
If you are really in a hurry, i am afraid that you will have to find an
external solution, because anyway exporting figures within Scilab is
quite slow, even in bitmap encodings. This has been reported here
<http://bugzilla.scilab.org/13904> and is still the case.
Otherwise, you can use animaGIF(), that can avoid storing all
intermediate images, but that does not avoid creating them. So, it saves
disk space, but not time as you request. It does not really aim to make
video with a "normal" frame rate, although it can mimik it.
Samuel
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