Found |
The FoundTransition type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | Angle |
The angle between the x axis and the line in rad, measured
counter clockwise, in the range [-pi,+pi]. (Same as "Alpha"
in the sketch above.)
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | Area |
The area enclosed of the object's contour.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | AveGrayValue | The average gray value on the whole scan line. |
![]() | Center |
The center (midpoint) of the line.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | DistanceToOrigin | (Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | DistanceToRoiCenter |
The distance between the found object's center and the center
of the region of interest in which the object has been found.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | FilterFields |
Only for the GUI: This array controls which properties in the result
output will have a funnel for transferring a value range around the
current value into the filter/selection group. If empty, all
relevant properties will have a funnel.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | GrayValue | The gray value of the transition point. |
![]() | GrayValueRange | The gray value range (MaxGrayValue-MinGrayValue) on the whole scan line. |
![]() | ImageIndex |
The image processing plug-in has a ring buffer array of images
where the result of an object finding process is stored. This
index is stored here.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | Length |
The length of the line.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | MaxGrayValue | The maximal gray value on the whole scan line. |
![]() | MinGrayValue | The minimal gray value on the whole scan line. |
![]() | ObjectColor |
The color a found object will have when drawn in a result image.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | ObjectFields |
The list of the relevant parameters and their values in the result output.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | ObjectText |
The list of parameters and their values as string for showing in the GUI.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | ObjectTypeTitle | The title of an object entry in the list of results. |
![]() | ObjectUnit |
The unit the found object's coordinate are in. Pixel or millimeter.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | P1 |
The first point of the line.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | P2 |
The second point of the line.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | Phi |
The angle between the normal of the line and the x axis as used in
the Hessian normal form.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | PlumbPoint |
This is the point with the shortest distance between the line and
the origin.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | Point1 |
The first point of the line as type System.Drawing.Point.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | Point2 |
The second point of the line as type System.Drawing.Point.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | R |
The distance R between the origin and the line as used in the
Hessian normal form.
(Inherited from FoundLine) |
![]() | RoiCenter |
The center of the region of interest in which the object has been
found in micrometers in world coordinates in the workspace's
coordinate system.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | ScanPosition | The position of the scan line in x direction as percentage of the distance between P1 and P2 in the range of 0..100. |
![]() | SearchNo |
The sequential number of the search which is done during the image
processing job. I. e. an identifier for the 1st, 2nd or 3rd search
an object has been found in; the value is 1, 2 or 3.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | Size |
The size of the (possibly rotated) bounding box around the object.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |
![]() | TransitionPoint | The point where the scan line intersects with the found object. I. e. where the gray value along the scan line meets the defined condition. |
![]() | UnitFactor |
Unit factor to convert micrometers into millimeters in case the unit is not pixel.
(Inherited from BaseFoundImageProcessingObject) |