OcrRegion class

Platform: Selenium

Language: Java

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An object of this type is used to define where OCR text extraction should be done.

Note

This feature is experimental. Please note that the functionality and/or API may change.

You can extract text from an application window using OCR by passing one or more OcrRegion objects to the method Eyes.extractText. Each such object defines a region in the application window.

In addition, you can use the hint method to specify literal text or a regular expression-like pattern that should match the text found. The pattern passed as a hint helps overcome ambiguities that arise when using OCR. It can be used, for example, to distinguish between the digit 0 (zero) and the letter O.

For more information see Eyes OCR support .

Import statement

import com.applitools.eyes.locators.OcrRegion;

Example

Java

WebElement element = driver.findElement(new By.ByCssSelector("#btn_click_txt"));
List<String> textsFound = eyes.extractText(
        (OcrRegion) new OcrRegion(element),
        (OcrRegion) new OcrRegion(new Region(5, 8, 76, 30)),
        (OcrRegion) new OcrRegion(new By.ById("btn_click_txt")).hint("click me"),
        (OcrRegion) new OcrRegion(new By.ByTagName("h2")),
        (OcrRegion) new OcrRegion(new By.ById("allpage"))
        );
for (int i = 0; i < textsFound.size(); i++) {
    System.out.printf("%d) found '%s'\n", i, textsFound.get(i));
}