Locate OCR Text

objPoint = OCR.Find(objElement, objRect, sEngine, sAcessKey, sSecretKey, sText, sRule, iOccurrence, iTimeOut, optionArgs)

Use OCR to identify the specified text within a given window and returns the text location. Internet access is needed for this command

Required Parameter: objElement--The UI element to search. If a string is passed, it is used as a feature string to search for the specified UIElement to click. If an UiElement is passed, the corresponding UI element is clicked; objRect--The range of OCR text recognition is required, the program will perform text recognition within the range of the control, if the range is passed as {"x": 0, "y": 0, "width": 0, "height": 0}, then perform text recognition within the rectangular area of the control; sEngine--The OCR engine used; sAcessKey--API Key for the OCR service; sSecretKey--Secret key for the OCR service; sText--Search text to find the target element with; sRule--Rules to use when looking up the text; iOccurrence--Which search text match to click. If the search text appears multiple times, specify which occurrence to click. For example, if the text appears 4 times and you want to click the first match, input 1; iTimeOut--Maximum execution time (in milliseconds) of the activity. Throws a SelectorNotFoundException on timeout. Defaults to 10000

Optional Parameter: bContinueOnError--Whether to continue even if an error is thrown. This field only supports Boolean values (True, False). Defaults to False; iDelayAfter--Added delay (in milliseconds) after executing the activity. Defaults to 300; iDelayBefore--Added delay (in milliseconds) before executing the activity. Defaults to 200; bSetForeground--Whether to activate the target window before executing

return: objPoint--The variable to which the output of the function call is saved

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