CV Check

Last modified by Nga Nguyen on 2022/05/16 04:26

RCA.Activities.ComputerVision.CVCheck

Description

Selects, clears, or toggles check boxes. This activity can only interact with check boxes.

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(*For mandatory)

In the body of activity

  • Indicate On Screen* - Chooses the element to check/uncheck/toggle. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location of that element.

Properties

Common

  • Continue On Error (Boolean) - A Boolean variable has two possible values: True or False - True: allows the rest of the process to continue the execution even an error occurs within the activity. - False: blocks the process from continuing the execution.
  • Delay After (Int32) - Delay time (in milliseconds) after executing the activity.
    E.g: 300
  • Delay Before (Int32) - Delay time (in milliseconds) before the activity begins performing any operations.
    E.g: 300
  • TimeOut MS (Int32) - The amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for the activity to run. The default amount of time is 30000 milliseconds.
    E.g: 30000

Input

  • Check Type (Dropdown List) - Specifies the exact action that you want to perform. The following actions are available:
    ・Check - Select a check box.
    ・Uncheck - Clear a check box.
    ・Toggle - Switches the value of a check box.
  • Descriptor (String) - The on-screen coordinates of the Target and each Anchor that is used, if any. These values are stored in a CvDescriptor proprietary object. Once the Indicate On Screen feature is used at runtime, the CvDescriptor is automatically generated in this field.

Misc

  • Public (Boolean) - Check if you want to public the activity. Remember to consider data security requirement before using this property.
  • Display Name (String) - The name of this activity. You can edit the name of the activity to organize and structure your code better.
    E.g: [123123] CV Check

Reusable Region

  • OutputRegion (Rectangle) - Saves the target of this activity as a Rectangle variable. This enables you to pass the same target from one activity to another. Especially useful at design time, as it makes performing multiple actions on the same UI element easier.

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