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Fallback to predefined_classes in yolo_io#882
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christophbrosch wants to merge 1 commit intoHumanSignal:masterfrom
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Fallback to predefined_classes in yolo_io#882christophbrosch wants to merge 1 commit intoHumanSignal:masterfrom
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Use default predefined_classes.txt if folder contains no classes.txt.
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Currently the program stops if I try to open a folder which does not contain a classes.txt (in yolo mode). I think it could be a nice addition to just use the default predefined_classes.txt in case that no classes.txt can be found. The first save creates an exact copy of predefined_classes.txt inside the current folder as classes.txt. So it only really affects the first time a folder is opened.