WaitForImage Method (String, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)

CitrixVirtualUser WaitForImage Method (String, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)

C# API

Wait for an image to appear in an area of the screen

Namespace: Facilita.Fc.Citrix
Assembly: fcCitrix (in fcCitrix.dll) Version: 9.5.5.77

Syntax

public Rectangle WaitForImage(
	string bitmapFile,
	int xPos,
	int yPos,
	int width,
	int height,
	int searchRadius
)

public Rectangle WaitForImage(
	string bitmapFile,
	int xPos,
	int yPos,
	int width,
	int height,
	int searchRadius
)

Parameters

bitmapFile: Type: System String
The image to be found

xPos: Type: System Int32
the x coordinate of the top left hand corner of the search area

yPos: Type: System Int32
the y coordinate of the top left hand corner of the search area

width: Type: System Int32
the width of the search area

height: Type: System Int32
the height of the search area

searchRadius: Type: System Int32
increase the search area by searchRadius pixels in each direction

Return Value

The rectangle where the image was found. This value is also copied to LastFoundLocation

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
TimeoutException

Remarks

The call searches for the image (bitmap) until it is is found or the timeout period expires and a TimeoutException is raised.

Examples

C++

Copy to Clipboard Print

// Wait for the NewItem.bmp image to appear in the given X,Y,width,height screen area. 
// DefaultSearchRadius, DefaultTimeout and DefaultPollFrequency apply to this call

WaitForImage("NewItem", 120, 150, 10, 12);
Rectangle NewItem = LastFoundLocation; // save the location of the image 

// Click 50 pixels to the right of the image 
Click(NewItem.Right + 50, NewItem.Top + 10);

// Wait for the NewItem.bmp image to appear in the given X,Y,width,height screen area. 
// DefaultSearchRadius, DefaultTimeout and DefaultPollFrequency apply to this call

WaitForImage("NewItem", 120, 150, 10, 12);
Rectangle NewItem = LastFoundLocation; // save the location of the image 

// Click 50 pixels to the right of the image 
Click(NewItem.Right + 50, NewItem.Top + 10);