Hi,
Python can be case sensitive.
So if you install a package/library as DUMMY then you will need to import it into your script as DUMMY i.e. the libraries can be case sensitive.
If however the library is called Dummy then you will need to refer to it as Dummy and *not* DUMMY or dummy.
In your post you referred to the library as OpenCV but in your pip command it was opencv_python.
So you *could* have two seperate libraries, one called DUMMY_ONE and one called Dummy_One. These would be treated as two different libraries.
Does this make more sense?
Hi,
Further to earlier reply....
Have you seen snippsats link to OpenCV help this came from this thread posted on the 15th Aug 2017. It is not a package that I use.... But hopefully may help.
Good Luck
Bass
Python can be case sensitive.
So if you install a package/library as DUMMY then you will need to import it into your script as DUMMY i.e. the libraries can be case sensitive.
If however the library is called Dummy then you will need to refer to it as Dummy and *not* DUMMY or dummy.
In your post you referred to the library as OpenCV but in your pip command it was opencv_python.
So you *could* have two seperate libraries, one called DUMMY_ONE and one called Dummy_One. These would be treated as two different libraries.
Does this make more sense?
Hi,
Further to earlier reply....
Have you seen snippsats link to OpenCV help this came from this thread posted on the 15th Aug 2017. It is not a package that I use.... But hopefully may help.
Good Luck
Bass
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