Fresh tracks were unable to be saved#169
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Fresh tracks were unable to be saved#169failure-to-thrive wants to merge 1 commit intoBioroboticsLab:masterfrom
failure-to-thrive wants to merge 1 commit intoBioroboticsLab:masterfrom
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Well, yes, it was there intentionally. Technically a trajectory needs at least two points to be considdered a trajectory (per definition). Maybe there are usecases for writing a trajectory consisting of a single point, so replacing <=1 with <1 seems reasonable. |
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The deleted code induced #156. Of course,
getMaxLinecount()returns only 1 when a tracking is not performed yet. I have no idea why that code was there, but it looks to be there intentionaly. So if I've missed something, just dismiss this PR.