There is no difference between the original image and the edited image

[Quangninh-io]

I try to use your library created in code
` Mat &ori_image = *((Mat *) origin_address);
Mat &target_mat = *((Mat *) target_address);
Mat &source_mat = *((Mat *) source_address);
Mat &result_mat = *((Mat *) result_address);

cvtColor(ori_image, ori_image, COLOR_RGBA2RGB);
cvtColor(result_mat, result_mat, COLOR_RGBA2RGB);
cvtColor(target_mat, target_mat, COLOR_RGBA2GRAY);
cvtColor(source_mat, source_mat, COLOR_RGBA2GRAY);

Inpaint::CriminisiInpainter inpainter;

inpainter.setSourceImage(ori_image);
//
inpainter.setTargetMask(target_mat);
inpainter.setSourceMask(source_mat);
inpainter.setPatchSize(20.0f);
inpainter.initialize();


inpainter.image().copyTo(result_mat);
LOGD("write success");`

but the image of the result and the original is the same, the targetMat is a white image on a black background, and so is the originMat but in a different location, I wonder if there is any need to edit or add anything to your code I don't let it work

[scribblemaniac]

I believe you need to need to iterate through any pending steps before getting the result. Something like this:

while (inpainter.hasMoreSteps()) {
    inpainter.step();
}

If you're not planning on doing any special processing, you could alternatively use the Inpaint::inpaintCriminisi static function which handles all of this.