Re: face detection problem

[Sven Utcke <sven utcke gmx de>]

Hello Philip,

> > That doesn't make much sense, does it?  The very least you could
> > do is to tell people to provide an argument and/or set a standard
> > argument if you find out that sys.argv[1] and sys.argv[2] do not
> > exist (never mind that there are better ways to handle that than
> > with a try/except).

> The try except block is needed for the case, if no image file was
> given to the main method.

You could use len(sys.argv) to figure out how many arguments were
given. 

> The default values are given in the file, too.

Ok, didn't see that (it seems I missed the original mail, this
sometimes seems to happen, no idea why --- maybe a problem with gmx?)

> There's no try except block around the method causing the error. It
> looks like OpenCV catches an exception and does not provide any
> information on that.

Strange.  Never saw that happen for me.

> Thanks for the hint to your library, I've already seen it.  The
> interesting aspect Ali's approaches have is the integration into
> F-Spot. It would be great if something like this could be
> integrated.

Ok.  As I said, I missed the original mail and just saw the patches to
a python-script --- how does the integration to F-Spot works?

Thanks

Sven
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