This tool determines if the given regular expression can be found within the text of the OCR or Text Data.
This tool has two connectors. One is used if the keyword is found (True), and the other one is used if it is not found (False).
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Output File |
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Match Case |
Indicates if the search should be case sensitive or not. |
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Regular Expression |
Define the regular expression. |
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Job Objects (In) |
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Text |
Specify the text or OCR job object to be processed. |
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Data Fields |
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Results |
Links the results of the tool to a data field. |
Regular Expressions are similar to edit masks but allow you to specify a range instead of an exact formatting. An example would be a site number that ranged from four to seven digits would require a regular expression.
The notation used by regular expressions is documented across the Internet, but due to the nature of Infiniworx, only a subset of the notation is practical. Two rules to follow are:
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Regular expressions are always case-sensitive.
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Regular expressions must always start and finish with a slash. These mean that what is contained between them is a regular expression.