Newer versions of Catch2 require C++14 to compile, a requirement
that won't be propagated to the object library unless we link it
to the IMPORTED Catch2::Catch2 target.
- The function now takes a pointer to the output stream it will
write to. The _default_ for that argument is a pointer to std::cout.
- Any unit tests which wish to test the functionality can capture
the output by passing an alternate buffer:
std::stringstream output;
reader.DisplayInfo(&output);
CHECK(output.str() == "Expected output");
* CVTracker: Handle API changes in OpenCV
The former cv::Tracker API we've been using is now cv::legacy::Tracker,
starting in OpenCV 4.5.1.
* CVTracker: Move some includes, add std:: prefixes
* Move ClipProcessingJobs into openshot NS
* OpenCV 4.5.1 message and auto-disabling
* Add fstream includes, explicit std:: namespace
Work around a MacOS bug where bare fstream resolves to the wrong class.
Co-authored-by: Brenno <brenno.caldato@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Brenno A. C. Caldato <BrennoCaldato@users.noreply.github.com>
