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Basic Functions
These are the blocks that are needed for the most simple automation processes, such as web access and visual automation.
The following block goes to the web URL input in the text field, if no parameter is input it returns the URL of the current page.
Performs Left clicks on the identifier, which can be an image on the screen, coordinate of point location on the screen etc.
Performs Right clicks on the identifier, which can be an image on the screen, coordinate of point location on the screen etc.
Performs Double left-clicks on the identifier, which can be an image on the screen, coordinate of point location on the screen etc.
Moves mouse cursor to the identifier, which can be an image on the screen, coordinate of point location on the screen etc.
Any option can be chosen from the dropdown shown.
The identifier(input) can be DOM(string), XPath(string), Point(integer), Image(string)
Types a text into a web input location. the text can be associated with keyboard keys to perform a certain before or after you enter the text. For example, you can use [clear] to clear the field and [enter] to hit the Enter key.
The web input block has 2 different variants one as the example above and the second one as shown below
Selects a dropdown option in a web input. The option can be a text or a value.
The element identifier can be DOM(string), XPath(string) or point however this Dom and Xpath are advised as they are not relative to any screen size
The selection option has 3 variants of blocks as shown below
Read the text or value and return its content. when the element input is a Region or Image identifier, TagUI uses OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to read the characters from the screen.
The element identifier can be DOM(string), XPath(string), Image(string), Region(x1,y1)(x2,y2)
Saves a screenshot of the whole page, an element or a region into a new file.
the element identifier can be DOM(string), XPath(string), Image(string), Region(x1,y1)(x2,y2)
Saves text to a new file.
Saves a new line of text to an existing file.
The 3 previous blocks describe are located in same block under the dropdown option
Loads the content of a file and return it in the assigned variable.
Prompts the user for input and saves the input in the assigned variable.