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class ThresholdPatternMatcherImpl.ThresholdPatternMatcherImpl(config)

Parameters:

• config: a <no title> instance

match(haystack, needle, rect)

Look for matches of the needle within the haystack, optionally restricted to only those within the given rectangle.

Parameters:

• haystack: an Region to search

• needle: an Region to look for

• rect: if specified as a 4 element list (or tuple) those are the coordinates of a rectangle to bound the search (upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right), otherwise it is ignored, if there are only 2 elements they are the upper left corner of the rectangle and the bounds of the rectangle are derived from the size of the needle

Return: a list of tuples which are the upper left coordinates that are the start of a match of the needle

match_at(haystack, needle, corner)

Rather than searching the entire screen for a possible match, just look in one particular area and tell if that matches.

Parameters:

• haystack: the Region to search in

• needle: the Region to look for

• corner: a tuple of the upper left corner (X,Y order, not Row,Col) to start the search

Return: True if the needle is found at that location, False otherwise

use_exact_matching()

No matter the default, use a threshold of 0 to accept only exact matches.