Hi Allan,
I’m working on a robot that interacts with an old project management software, which unfortunately only supports OCR-based automation due to its outdated technology. Here’s a short description of my current challenge:
Use Case:
The robot receives a numeric value (in Hebrew interface) from a list and is supposed to:
- Search for this number on the application window using OCR.
- Identify and remember the exact screen position of the number.
- Move the mouse to that location.
- Perform a double-click on it.
Issues I’m facing:
I’m struggling with the accurate detection of the value and the subsequent mouse action. Specifically:
- I’m not sure how to store the OCR-detected position and pass it to a mouse action.
- Double-clicking often fails or occurs in the wrong place.
- I’m working in a Hebrew-language interface, which includes right-to-left layout and numeric values.
Notes:
- I’m using only OCR activities (no selectors).
- The robot types the number correctly, but I need help figuring out the best practice to locate and interact with the value via OCR.
- Double-click action should happen precisely where the number is shown on the screen.
Any guidance or best practice examples (especially with Hebrew/RTL support) would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks a lot,
Amit
Weaversoft .io