), find / replace on multiple files, integration with external software like Codewarrior or Dreamweaver, previewing PHP pages on a local server. The software contains an impressive number of features: syntax highlighting for many languages (PHP4,PHP5, C + +, Java, HTML, XML, Javascript, CSS.
BBEdit is the reference of its kind for many Mac users that prefer a WYSIWYG solutions for creating sites. Implemented the latest code-signing procedures recommended by Apple for compatibility with future releases of OS X.īBEdit is a text editor specialized in developing and simplify the task of programmers or webmasters, including through syntax which allows to see more clearly.Repeat until imagefound(10,(Text:Country))ģ/12/12 3:32:55 PM imagefound Unable to Find Image (TEXT:"UNITED STATES") within 10.00 secondsģ/12/12 3:38:45 PM readtext (535,322,875,747)Īm I doing something wrong with the imagefound syntax? I could have sworn this used to work properly on 11. If I log readtext for the search rectangle points, I receive back a string of country names separated by ’ It is unable to find ‘UNITED STATES’, however if I log readtext from a point near those words, I receive back ‘UNITED STATES’. I have a search rectangle set for the size of the drop down menu and am doing an imagefound(15,(Text:CountryName)) currently looking for ‘UNITED STATES’. The scenario is a drop down list of Countries with ‘UNITED STATES’ as the top listed then everything else listed below. I am currently ‘fixing’ a script that was working correctly before. Working on the same app that Jerry is working on automating. Since we can force the old behavior the above can be seen as fodder for discussion. additional scripting needed to minimize problems.by leading scripts astray (ie clicking in the wrong location).by wrongly allowing failing scripts to pass.The false positives would seem to be more “costly” It can ba a lot harder to find and fix these false positives. For instance, if I’m looking for a hex value “4B” and it forces “48” as a match or “3b0” matches “360”. The new way seems more likely to find a string that is, in fact, not there. Script modifications can be made reduce the false failures. The old way led to failures to find a string that was, in fact, there. I’m not sure the new behavior is preferable. Partially offset, at least, by modifications needed to get proper operation in the old way. Make the rectangles too small (although visually more than big enough) and failures start to increase.Īpplication screen object locations vary a bit between SUT platforms/OS which could be problematic depending on rectangle size.Īdditional development time to make search rectangles for every text search. In general we’ve found that smaller search rectangles help up to a point. This implies that we’ll need to specify fairly small search rectangles for each and every text search. I can understand why it’s now finding a match in other places in a large search rectangle, because it’s being forced to find only the characters specified. That file is found in ~/Library/Eggplant (MAC/LINUX) or ~/Application Data/Eggplant/ist (WINDOWS).We have attached a modified copy of the standard ist that you can use if you don’t have any custom Text Definitions. To make all scripts revert to the prior behavior you need to modify your ist file to specify a blank ValidCharacters property under TextPlatforms->GenericOCR->OCRStyles->Default. If OCR is your default text platform then for an entire run you can use this command We’ll be providing an easy way to control that in a future release, but in the meantime you can overcome this in the following ways:įor a given search you can add the value ValidCharacters:"" to your command. a particular number) but is leading to false positive findings in some scenarios. This definitely makes it better at reading things that were hard to read before (e.g. Starting with 11.2 we are limiting the characters that it finds to the characters in the string you are searching for. One of the improvements to OCR has resulted in it being overzealous in some matching situations like your Silverlight application. Thanks for your feedback and sorry for the problems you are seeing.