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ignore method
Add one or more ignore regions to this target (i.e. areas whose content matches anything).
Syntax
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(regionSelector, regionSelectors))
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(regionSelectors))
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(selector, leftPadding, topPadding, rightPadding, bottomPadding))
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(element, leftPadding, topPadding, rightPadding, bottomPadding))
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(region, regions))
eyes.check(Target.window().ignore(regions))Parameters
- region
- Type:Region
- An object that defines a rectangular area in the window.
- regions
- Type:Region...
- An array of Region objects that defines rectangular areas in the checked image.
- regions
- Type:Region[]
- An array of Region objects that defines rectangular areas in the checked image.
- regionSelector
- Type:By
- An object that defines a selector for the region.
- regionSelectors
- Type:By...
- An array of selector objects that define regions.
- element
- Type:WebElement
- An element whose position and bounding rectangle defines the region.
- regionSelectors
- Type:By[]
- An array of selector objects that define regions.
- selector
- Type:By
- An object that defines a selector for the region.
- leftPadding
- Type:int
- Increase (>0) or decrease (<0) the region to the left.
- topPadding
- Type:int
- Increase (>0) or decrease the (<0) region upwards.
- rightPadding
- Type:int
- Increase (>0) or decrease (<0) the region to the right.
- bottomPadding
- Type:int
- Increase (>0) or decrease the (<0) region downwards.
Return value
- Type: SeleniumCheckSettings
- The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may call this method multiple times in a given chain.
Ignore regions should not overlap each other or other types of regions such as floating or match level regions.
The padding parameters increase (> 0) or decrease (< 0) the region dimensions relative to the size of the element or selector used to define the region.