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Documentation suggestion: AdaptiveThreshold #2

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glopesdev opened this issue Oct 11, 2012 · 1 comment
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Documentation suggestion: AdaptiveThreshold #2

glopesdev opened this issue Oct 11, 2012 · 1 comment
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Original report by Danbee Kim (Bitbucket: tauntaun, GitHub: tauntaun).

popup summary should mention that this function only works on greyscale images
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Fixed #2. Added input format information to AdaptiveThreshold description.

@glopesdev glopesdev added major feature New planned feature labels Mar 25, 2020
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenGymnasium/bonsai that referenced this issue May 30, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enabled building with the .NET SDK
a58706f 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path #1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenGymnasium/bonsai that referenced this issue Jun 18, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enabled building with the .NET SDK
8fee5cb 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path #1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenGymnasium/bonsai that referenced this issue Jul 3, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enabled building with the .NET SDK
2d3c7dd 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path #1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenGymnasium/bonsai that referenced this issue Jul 3, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enabled building with the .NET SDK
f2815d4 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path #1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenDavid/bonsai that referenced this issue Jul 4, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enabled building with the .NET SDK
d0fdde9 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path bonsai-rx#1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
PathogenDavid added a commit to PathogenGymnasium/bonsai that referenced this issue Jul 4, 2024
@PathogenDavid
Enable building with the .NET SDK
2e43547 
The .NET SDK uses MSBuild Core rather than MSBuild Framework. One difference between them is that the legacy Windows-centric resource embedding was completely dropped from Core.
This updated resource embedding can be used with .NET Framework by using System.Resources.Extensions. (It only affects non-string resources like images, hence why only Bonsai.Design needs it.)

-------------------------------------------------

The new reference to System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe in Bonsai32 is to work around a quirk of how NuGet resolves the dependency graph.
There exists two paths to this package from the main Bonsai project (versions noted where important):
1) Bonsai -> Bonsai.Design -> System.Resources.Extensions -> System.Memory -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/4.5.3
2) Bonsai -> System.Reflection.MetadataLoadContext->System.Collections.Immutable -> System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe/6.0.0

Path bonsai-rx#2 is private to Bonsai, while Path #1 is not.
Because Path bonsai-rx#2 is private, it isn't even part of the restore graph of Bonsai32.
As a result, Bonsai32 gets a transitive reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 4.5.3 but Bonsai already has private reference to S.R.CS.Unsafe 6.0.0, resulting in a conflict.
This eventually results in a MSB3277 warning and can result in a completely broken build (if it weren't for the recent change the prevented Bonsai32 from clobbering Bonsai's output.)
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