cv::watch seems to be not working properly.

[team4015]

According to the docs, I set up a default window to initialize cvui but never use it. Whenever I create a new window using open cv's namedWindow() function and use cvui::watch() on it, it doesn't seem to work as I can't interact with the elements that I put on the window ex. trackbars etc

[team4015]

Interestingly, calling cvui::init() instead of cvui::watch() does the job but I'm not sure if this is how its supposed to be done.

[team4015]

Actually, I'll back track on that, the manipulation is messed up as it is moving 2 trackbars on separate windows at the same time.

[Dovyski]

That's definitely a bug. Internally, cvui::init() calls cvui::watch() to monitor window, so an isolated call to cvui::watch() was designed for the scenario you described, i.e. cv::namedWindow() followed by watch.

Are you using cvui::context() when working with multiple windows?