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When writing applications to recieve data from a camera, it would be nice to be able to utilize some of the nice Java 8 things.
For convenience, it would be nice to have a method on FrameGrabber like setCaptureCallback(Consumer<VideoFrame>, Consumer<V4L4JException>). V4L4J would lose compliance with Java 7, but that would occur for almost all of these ideas.
Another way to update is to support streams (i.e., Stream<VideoFrame> FrameGrabber#videoStream()). The major caveat is the undefined behavior upon an exception, and Stream is hard to implement.
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When writing applications to recieve data from a camera, it would be nice to be able to utilize some of the nice Java 8 things.
For convenience, it would be nice to have a method on
FrameGrabber
likesetCaptureCallback(Consumer<VideoFrame>, Consumer<V4L4JException>)
. V4L4J would lose compliance with Java 7, but that would occur for almost all of these ideas.Another way to update is to support streams (i.e.,
Stream<VideoFrame> FrameGrabber#videoStream()
). The major caveat is the undefined behavior upon an exception, andStream
is hard to implement.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: