For automated testing, Image Recognition can be used for user interface validation. You can compare a current application screen to an expected application screen, as well as ensure that all user interface elements are valid.

Using Image Recognition, you can do the following:

• Locate an image within another image that is saved in a file or captured from a window at run time. The image is captured dynamically at run time in a window that you specify.
• Specify the minimum percentage match for which you want the command to return true.
• Left-click, right-click, or double-click the image if it is found within the larger image.
• Capture images from BMP, JPG, and GIF file formats.
• Compare images with two modes: Tolerance and Comparison Mode.

  • Tolerance Mode: Compares images having light and dark colors. It performs the color grading check.

    Specifying a 0% tolerance compares exact pixel color with the source image. Specifying a tolerance of 10% compares the 10% (plus/minus) color shade with the source image.

  • Comparison Mode: Provides the following options:
    • Normal mode: Compares the RGB components of the pixels with the source.
    • Gray-scaled mode: Converts the pixel to gray scale and then performs a comparison.
    • Monochrome mode: Converts the pixel to either black or white and performs the comparison.

      

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