A python wrapper based on cython#3
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The name of the package containing the dependency GTest, at least on Debian 9, is `libgtest-dev` and not `gtest-dev`
Fix the name of a dependency
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This fork of the project includes a python wrapper performing basic thinning operation.
This wrapper is based on cython. I am sure that it can be wrapped in a more efficient way.
I was just playing around the code, and this is what i got :)
To build this python module, cd into src/python folder, set your opencv include and lib paths in setup.py and type:
python setup.py build_ext --inplaceTake a look at mytest.py for usage. Have fun!