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poffin
Occasional Contributor
8 years ago
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Regions.Compare images including mouse?

I'm attempting to use the Regions.Compare() method to compare the state of an object before and after I perform an operation. The images are supposed to be identical.   My problem is, I cannot get ...
  • Ryan_Moran's avatar
    Ryan_Moran
    8 years ago

    I believe you meant to use picture compare method and not the region compare.

     

     

    Edit:

    Also you need to specify the mouse pointer exclusion when you use the .Picture() method.

    See documentation here.

     

     

    Try this (again, lol):

     

    var wnd = Aliases.Application.MainWindow;
var obj = wnd.Studio.ScrollViewer.ScrollViewer

//take first picture specifying mouse is not to be captured
var pic1 = obj.Picture(0, 0, -1, -1, false);

//perform object drag
wnd.Pulses.Drag(104, 220, 385, 13);

//take second picture specifying mouse is not to be captured
var pic2 = obj.Picture(0, 0, -1, -1, false);
pic1.Compare(pic2);

     

Ryan_Moran's avatar
Ryan_Moran
Valued Contributor
8 years ago

I believe you meant to use picture compare method and not the region compare.

 

 

Edit:

Also you need to specify the mouse pointer exclusion when you use the .Picture() method.

See documentation here.

 

 

Try this (again, lol):

 

var wnd = Aliases.Application.MainWindow;
var obj = wnd.Studio.ScrollViewer.ScrollViewer

//take first picture specifying mouse is not to be captured
var pic1 = obj.Picture(0, 0, -1, -1, false);

//perform object drag
wnd.Pulses.Drag(104, 220, 385, 13);

//take second picture specifying mouse is not to be captured
var pic2 = obj.Picture(0, 0, -1, -1, false);
pic1.Compare(pic2);

 

  • poffin's avatar
    poffin
    Occasional Contributor
    8 years ago

    Changing the .Picture() method did the trick! Thank you for your help.