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I have an issue with the Sample project, when I call
faceCaptureViewController.stopCamera()' the FaceCaptureViewDelegatefunctionfaceCaptureStateDidChangeis not called with the correctFaceCaptureState`
It is called with the .cameraReady state and not .cameraStopped To workaround this I have had to introduce my own flag to keep track of when I call the camera stop function but this is not an ideal solution.
I have added logging to the start and stop camera functions and logged the enum passed to faceCaptureStateDidChange
//Initialising ViewController
CameraViewController::startCamera CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 0 CameraViewController::startFaceAnalysis CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 2
//Calling Stop
CameraViewController::stopCamera CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 0
As you can see after calling stop camera the enum is set to 0 .cameraReady and not 1 .cameraStopped
Could this be investigated as soon as possible please
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I have an issue with the Sample project, when I call
faceCaptureViewController.stopCamera()' the
FaceCaptureViewDelegatefunction
faceCaptureStateDidChangeis not called with the correct
FaceCaptureState`It is called with the
.cameraReady
state and not.cameraStopped
To workaround this I have had to introduce my own flag to keep track of when I call the camera stop function but this is not an ideal solution.I have added logging to the start and stop camera functions and logged the enum passed to faceCaptureStateDidChange
//Initialising ViewController
CameraViewController::startCamera CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 0 CameraViewController::startFaceAnalysis CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 2
//Calling Stop
CameraViewController::stopCamera CameraViewController::faceCaptureStateDidChange To Value %d 0
As you can see after calling stop camera the enum is set to 0
.cameraReady
and not 1.cameraStopped
Could this be investigated as soon as possible please
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: