In this article, we are going to learn about the haveImageReader() function of the OpenCV library.
The haveImageReader() function is used to check whether specified images can be decoded or read successfully by OpenCV or not. Sometimes we need to detect if the specified image file is being correctly read before continuing. In such a case we can use this function.
Syntax: return_value=cv2.haveImageReader(Image_File_Name)
Parameter:
- Image_File_Name: Name of the image
Return value: This method returns True if specified image read successfully otherwise it returns False.
Example 1:
We will use the following image in our code and check whether it can be read correctly or not.
Sky.jpg
Code:
Python3
# Import OpenCV library import cv2 # Use haveImageReader() function to check # provided image file correctly read or not return_val = cv2.haveImageReader("Sky.jpg") # print the returned value print(return_val) |
Output:
True
Example 2:
Now we will check what will be the output when we give the wrong image name.
Python3
# Import OpenCV library import cv2 # Use haveImageReader() function to check # provided image file correctly read or not return_val = cv2.haveImageReader("rose.jpg") # print the returned value print(return_val) |
Output:
False
