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Results in the matlab error:
'Error: File: frame_queue.m ... Illegal use of reserved keyword "end"'
However upon removal of this extra end in frame_queue.m results instead in:
Warning: The following error was caught while executing 'realsense.frame_queue' class destructor:
Error using librealsense_mex
Unknown Command received.
Error in realsense.frame_queue/delete (line 20)
realsense.librealsense_mex('rs2::frame_queue', 'delete', this.objectHandle);
I've had a look at the example for using frame_queue for the python wrapper, but there is no option to pass 'frameQ' to pipeline.start (eg. pipeline.start( config, frameQ ) ).
Is this intentional or a bug?
Would someone be able to write a quick example of how to use the post processing filters (and framequeue) using the MATLAB wrapper?
Thank you for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When calling:
frameQ = realsense.frame_queue(1);
Results in the matlab error:
'Error: File: frame_queue.m ... Illegal use of reserved keyword "end"'
However upon removal of this extra end in frame_queue.m results instead in:
Warning: The following error was caught while executing 'realsense.frame_queue' class destructor:
Error using librealsense_mex
Unknown Command received.
Error in realsense.frame_queue/delete (line 20)
realsense.librealsense_mex('rs2::frame_queue', 'delete', this.objectHandle);
I've had a look at the example for using frame_queue for the python wrapper, but there is no option to pass 'frameQ' to pipeline.start (eg. pipeline.start( config, frameQ ) ).
Is this intentional or a bug?
Would someone be able to write a quick example of how to use the post processing filters (and framequeue) using the MATLAB wrapper?
Thank you for your time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: