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Display class name on gesture recognition demo - #101
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| "Swiping down": .4, | ||
| "Swiping down (with two hands)": .5, | ||
| "Swiping left": .5, | ||
| "Swiping right": .5, |
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Note: Swiping left and right is also mixed up (same as pointing left/right)
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This PR is a follow-up ticket to PR84 and uses
DisplayClassNameOverlayin therun_gesture_recognition.pyscript.The PR also introduces a new private method:
DisplayClassnameOverlay._adjust_font_scaleto automatically re-scale thefont_scaleinstance variable should the text width be larger than the frame width.