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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
if you used a Tesseract 3+ installation with the Tesseract command on a
command line - then yes, this was my suggestion.
To optimize your results, you have to take try t
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srdat posted a new comment:
I tried to read the text from the image captured using tesseract outside
sikulix, it identified few texts from the image and few it didn't.
Please let me know if this is what you
Question #659142 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
might be, that my comment #4 was not clear enough:
I suggested to use the Tesseract 3.x package outside of SikuliX after having it
installed and made your tests from com
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srdat posted a new comment:
I tried tesseract as per your suggestion but here also I'm not seeing a
good results. It clicks for few texts and fails for few. If I reduce the
similarity it works but it is not r
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Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
If you are not satisfied with SikuliX's 1.1.x OCR quality and timing is not
really a problem:
Install Tesseract 3.x and use the tesseract o
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Edmundo V. Neto posted a new comment:
One way to generate text to be recognized would be to type all possible
characters in the software you will use, capture and crop the characters
individually and regenera
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srdat posted a new comment:
yes, you are ccorrect!
The image I generated from my lib is little different(at a very tiny level)
than the application though I have used the same ttf. I think it has to be
fixe
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TestMechanic posted a new comment:
I think you are wrongly assuming that your lib and application under
test has same fonts and same rendering mechanism.
Maybe there is another way to achieve your goal
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New question #659142 on Sikuli:
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What I'm doing is as below -
My line of code in sikuli IDE as below
testlibrary.click('ExcelDocument')
I read the text(ExcelDocument) passed to click from the above line, generate a
png image with the same te
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