Autodesk 00126-050008-1630A User Guide - Page 198

The upper case letters of English Alphabet, The lower case letters of English Alphabet

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WiseImage - User's Guide Here is a formal description of the word pattern definition: " [% [length] character type] || [letter]] ... " [%] Beginning of character sequence definition [length] Any decimal number; absent if length is variable [type] Character type (D,E,e,N,n,S) [letter] Standalone letter Symbol type is specified in the following way: D Digits E The upper case letters of English Alphabet e The lower case letters of English Alphabet N n S %% [characters] Capital letters of national alphabets Small letters of national alphabets Special characters (signs plus and minus, equality sign etc.) The standalone character "%" Standalone characters For example: Ÿ The pattern "Rz%D" generates words, which begin with "Rz", followed by any sequence of digits, for example, "Rz40", "Rz2.5", "Rz5000". Ÿ The pattern "%1N%n" generates words of the national alphabet with the first letter being capital. Ÿ " %D %% " will generate: "20 % ", " 1100 % ", " 12.50 % ", etc. Ÿ "%DV" will generate: "5V", "220V", "13.8V", etc. To add a definition 1. Enter a new pattern definition in the edit box. 2. Click the Add button. To delete a definition 1. Select a pattern definition from the edit box. 2. Click the Delete button. Height Table You can specify possible text heights in this box. If the checkbox is on, then during the generation of the recognized texts, the OCR module will create text objects with heights from this list, rounding the recognized height to the nearest value specified in the list. 204

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WiseImage – User’s Guide
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Here is a formal description of the word pattern definition:
" [% [length] character type] || [letter]] … "
[%]
Beginning of character
sequence definition
[length]
Any decimal number; absent if length is variable
[type]
Character
type (D,E,e,N,n,S)
[letter]
Standalone letter
Symbol type is specified in the following way:
D
Digits
E
The upper case letters of English Alphabet
e
The lower case letters of English Alphabet
N
Capital letters of national alphabets
n
Small letters of national alphabets
S
Special characters
(signs plus and minus, equality sign etc.)
%%
The standalone character
"%"
[characters]
Standalone characters
For example:
°
The pattern "Rz%D" generates words, which begin with "Rz", followed by any
sequence of digits, for example, "Rz40", "Rz2.5", "Rz5000".
°
The pattern "%1N%n" generates words of the national alphabet with the first
letter being capital.
°
" %D %% " will generate:
“20 % ", " 1100 % ", " 12.50 % ", etc.
°
"%DV" will generate:
"5V", "220V", "13.8V", etc.
To add a definition
1. Enter a new pattern definition in the edit box.
2. Click the
Add
button.
To delete a definition
1. Select a pattern definition from the edit box.
2. Click the
Delete
button.
Height Table
You can specify possible text heights in this box. If the checkbox is on, then during
the generation of the recognized texts, the OCR module will create text objects with
heights from this list, rounding the recognized height to the nearest value specified
in the list.