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I have a couple of images in Mat objects all with same dimensions
I’d like to create one bix cv::Mat object to hold them all
So the dimension of the new matrix is: widthNew = widthOld x number of matrices, height remains unchanged.
I found that such a copy could be done using:
void cvCopy(const CvArr* src, CvArr* dst, const CvArr* mask=NULL)
but then, how could the mask be defined three different times for the three matrices?.
Regards,
Moataz
You use an roi to define an image which is actually a region of the destination image and then copy to that. see Copy an cv::Mat inside a ROI of another one