
Worked on the opencv/opencv repository to resolve a long-standing issue in the OpenCV.js binding generator related to factory functions returning cv::Ptr<T> for namespaced classes in the ximgproc module, specifically EdgeDrawing. Using C++ and JavaScript, centralized the logic for qualifying Ptr return-types, ensuring generated bindings reference the fully qualified C++ type and aligning with class metadata. This fix eliminated runtime binding errors and improved cross-module compatibility for web-based image processing workflows. The solution was validated through end-to-end builds across multiple modules using emcmake Ninja, enhancing stability and reducing maintenance for developers leveraging OpenCV.js and contrib modules.
In June 2026, delivered a critical fix to the OpenCV.js binding generator for factory functions returning cv::Ptr<T> when T is a namespaced class in the ximgproc module (EdgeDrawing). The change centralizes the qualification logic for Ptr return-types, ensuring bindings reference the fully qualified C++ type (e.g., Ptr<cv::ximgproc::EdgeDrawing>) and resolving a long-standing EdgeDrawing binding issue. This eliminates a class of runtime binding errors for OpenCV.js users and improves cross-module compatibility with opencv_contrib/ximgproc. The work improves stability for web-based image processing workflows and reduces maintenance burden by aligning generator behavior with C++ class metadata. Verification included end-to-end builds (core, imgproc, calib3d, ximgproc, js) with emcmake Ninja and the opencv_js target, confirming correct binding emission and successful JS target generation.
In June 2026, delivered a critical fix to the OpenCV.js binding generator for factory functions returning cv::Ptr<T> when T is a namespaced class in the ximgproc module (EdgeDrawing). The change centralizes the qualification logic for Ptr return-types, ensuring bindings reference the fully qualified C++ type (e.g., Ptr<cv::ximgproc::EdgeDrawing>) and resolving a long-standing EdgeDrawing binding issue. This eliminates a class of runtime binding errors for OpenCV.js users and improves cross-module compatibility with opencv_contrib/ximgproc. The work improves stability for web-based image processing workflows and reduces maintenance burden by aligning generator behavior with C++ class metadata. Verification included end-to-end builds (core, imgproc, calib3d, ximgproc, js) with emcmake Ninja and the opencv_js target, confirming correct binding emission and successful JS target generation.

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