Edit.Set(text) command

Identifies an edit field based on a text label and inserts the text specified in the value parameter into the field. The field is in relation to the found label and is defined by the label position and offset parameters.

Parameters

Name Type Possible values Description

Device ID*

Device

  

The device for this command.

Label*

String

  

The text that appears on, or related to, the edit field. Consider using the entire string searched for. This ensures that if the OCR misses a few characters, the label will still be found.

Value*

String | Secured String

  

The text or encoded text to insert in the edit field. The text can be in any language.

If the type is Secured string, then when you start entering a string into the Value field, a lock button appears to the right. To encrypt the string, click the lock button .

Label position

String

Left | Right | Above | Below | Left-Above | Left-Below | Right-Above | Right-Below

The label position relative to the field.

  • Left: The label is to the left of the searched edit field.

  • Right: The label is to the right of the searched edit field.

  • Above: The label is above the searched edit field.

  • Below: The label is below the searched edit field.

  • Left-Above: The label is to the left and above the edit field.

  • Left-Below: The label is to the left and below the edit field.

  • Right-Above: The label is to the right and above the edit field.

  • Right-Below: The label is to the right and below the edit field.

Label offset

String

  

This value can be in pixels or in percentage of screen height (0-100). For percentage, use the % sign. Example: 20%

Used alongside the Label position parameter. If the label position is None, then the label offset is 0. Otherwise, the label offset default is 10%.

Analysis source

String

Primary | Native | Camera | Auto

The source for retrieving the screen content.

  • Primary: The screenshot taken from the device (higher resolution but slower performance).

  • Native: Native device controls.

  • Camera: The screenshot is taken from the video stream (lower resolution but faster performance).

  • Auto: Native device controls, if available. Otherwise, digital screen image, if available. Otherwise, analog screen image.

Operation

String

Single tap | Double tap | Long tap | Trackball roll | No touch

The touch operation to perform on the found label location.

Timeout

Number

 

The time, in seconds, to wait for the label to appear.

For a dynamic screen, specify the expected waiting time for the label to appear. Example: page load time

The timeout contains the system analysis time. For this reason, consider specifying at least 20 seconds.

Target

String

As is | Any | All

The target search in case the needle includes more than one word.

As is: Search for the entire string content as is, as a complete phrase

Any: Search for any word in the string. When selecting Any, the words in the Expected text parameter can be divided into phrases with quotation marks.

Example: "new contact" "add contact"

All: Search for all words in the string

Match mode

String

First | Last | Index

The needle comparison method, where: 

  • First looks for the first occurrence of the needle

  • Last looks for the last occurrence of the needle

  • Index specifies a defined occurrence of the needle, used alongside the Index parameter

Index

Number

If the needle has multiple occurrences on the screen, enter the index of the required occurrence.

Threshold

Number

  

The acceptable match level percentage, between 20 and 100.

Values that are too low can lead to a false positive result, while values that are too high can lead to a false negative result.

Scroll and search

String

False | True

Scrolls until the label is found. Scroll cannot be used together with a positive timeout value because the parameters dictate a different behavior when the needle is not found. When scrolling is enabled, the timeout must be zero.

Scroll results in a longer execution time.
Max scroll

Number

 

The maximum number of scroll actions to perform before returning.

Finding the label will stop the scrolling.

Effective values are in the range of 0-100.

Haystack top

String

  

The top value of the screen area where to search for the label.

Values can be in pixels or in percentage of screen width (0-100). For percentage, use the % sign. Example: 20%

Default is to search the entire screen.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.
Haystack height

String

  

The height value of the screen area where to search for the label.

Values can be in pixels or in percentage of screen width (0-100). For percentage, use the % sign. Example: 20%

Default is to search the entire screen.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Haystack left

String

  

The left value of the screen area where to search for the label.

Values can be in pixels or in percentage of screen width (0-100). For percentage, use the % sign. Example: 20%

Default is to search the entire screen.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Haystack width

String

  

The width value of the screen area where to search for the label.

Values can be in pixels or in percentage of screen width (0-100). For percentage, use the % sign. Example: 20%

Default is to search the entire screen.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Whole-words search

String

False | True

Specifies whether to search for whole words only.

Ignore case

String

False | True

Specifies if the search pattern should be case sensitive.

Ignore whitespaces

String

False | True

 Specifies whether to ignore spaces within search pattern words.

Ignore punctuation

String

False | True

Specifies whether to ignore punctuation characters when matching text.

Exact phrase

String

 

Specifies whether to find the exact needle phrase with no errors.

Visual relation direction

String

Left | Right | Above | Below | Left-Above | Left-Below | Right-Above | Right-Below | Inside

The direction of the related region, stored in memory from the last found needle, in relation to the searched needle.

  • Left: The related region is to the left of the searched needle.

  • Right: The related region is to the right of the searched needle.

  • Above: The related region is above the searched needle.

  • Below: The related region is below the searched needle.

  • Left-Above: The related region is to the left and above the searched needle.

  • Left-Below: The related region is to the left and below the searched needle.

  • Right-Above - The related region is to the right and above the searched needle.

  • Right-Below: The related region is to the right and below to the searched needle.

  • Inside: The searched needle is inside the related region boundaries of the related region.

For more information, see Visual Relations.

Visual relation inline

String

Horizontal | Vertical

The search area is in-line with the related region, stored in memory from the last found needle.

For more information, see the Visual Relations series.

  • Horizontal: The needle is within the height (top to button) boundaries of the related region

  • Vertical: The needle is within the width (left to right) boundaries of the related region

OCR - Profile

String

Default | Document Conversion Accuracy | Document Conversion Speed | Document Archiving Accuracy | Document Archiving Speed | Book Archiving Accuracy | Book Archiving Speed | Text Extraction Accuracy | Text Extraction Speed | Field Level Recognition | Barcode Recognition

Use when text cannot be found on the device screen.

Try all profiles with the word accuracy. Per profile, try changing the DPI (96 or 300 or 120).

OCR - Analysis mode

String

Full | Automatic | Manual

The image analysis mode. The device screen may contain text and images.

  • Automatic: OCR distinguishes between text and images, filtering out images.

  • Manual: OCR assumes text only. Use alongside the Inverted text parameter.

  • Full: OCR tries both automatic and manual.

This parameter is not relevant when using native screen source.

OCR - Inverted text

String

Any | Yes | No

The text appearance, likely to appear in inverted colors (dark text on light background). Use only if 'Analysis mode' is set to 'Manual'.

  • Yes: Text is inverted

  • No: Text is normal, not inverted

  • Any: Text might be inverted or not, checked automatically by the system

This parameter is not relevant when using native screen source.

OCR - Languages

String

English | Spanish | Japanese | German | French | Dutch | Italian | Chinese | Russian | Portuguese

The OCR language to use.It is possible to select multiple languages.

For languages that do not appear in the drop down menu, please contact Perfecto Mobile Support to enable.

This parameter is not relevant when using native screen source.

OCR - Policy

String

Auto | Accuracy | Performance

The text recognition accuracy policy.

Selecting the Accuracy value will increase the operation time.

  • Auto: shifted toward recognition accuracy with a moderate impact on the recognition speed.

  • Accuracy: shifted toward maximum recognition accuracy.

  • Performance: shifted toward recognition speed.

This parameter is not relevant when using native screen source.

Interval

Number

 

The minimum time interval, in seconds, for a single analysis.

If the analysis operation takes less than the interval, wait the remaining time before the next analysis operation.

Backlight

String

  

The key sequence to perform the backlight operation.

Example: VOL_UP

For best practice, use a key that will not change the screen.

Next

String

SWIPE_UP | SWIPE_DOWN | SWIPE_RIGHT | SWIPE_LEFT | UP | DOWN | RIGHT | LEFT

The key sequence to perform the scroll operation.

For more information see Swipe Gesture in Analysis Functions.

Use cache

String

Use | No Use

Indicates whether the text recognition application should use a cached picture of the screen if available (this value should not be changed by the user, under normal circumstances).

Report

String

All | All on error | Screenshot | Screenshot on error | Text | None

The value to display in the report.

Screenshot: Displays screenshots.

Screenshot on error: Display screenshots only for actions in error.

Text: Displays screen text.

All: Displays screenshot and text.

All on error: Always displays text and but only displays screenshots for actions in error.

None: Display nothing.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Report image resolution

String

High | Medium | Low

The image resolution.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Grid label

String

  

The column name to be used for grid view in the report.

Selecting this parameter creates the grid report.

Scope

String

Sentence | Contact | | Url | Number

The text scope. Required for devices that support simulated text entry.

Url

Number - Dialing

Sentence - Messages

Contact - Phone book names

Devices that support 'True-Text' do not require this parameter.

Initial capitalization

String

Auto first | Upper case | Lower case

The current capitalization state of typing. Only relevant if the current position is not the first character. Required for devices that support simulated text entry.

Comment

String

  

Adds a comment to the script.

On-fail Result*

Condition

Ignore | Break | Continue | Abort | Catch

The behavior when the command fails.

* Mandatory parameter