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Match Count (Overall): The total number of points matching the search criteria
over the entire image. If "Search Entire Image" is unchecked, this will just include
the search area.
Match Count (Search Area): The total number of points matching the search
criteria within the search area.
Vertical Splitter (to right of Image Area)
This can be dragged to change the split point between the image area on the left
and the rest of the parameters on the right.
Image Capture
When images are captured either from the Ring Search Vision Profile dialog or
during production, they are stored in the Capture Directory specified in the
Vision Profile.
The images are stored in the following naming format:
{VisionProfileName}{n}.png.
Where {n} is at least a 6 digit decimal number.
Normally the images start with number 1. A Vision Profile named Test would
thus generate this capture sequence:
Test000001.png
Test000002.png
...
When initially capturing an image, the capture logic will first attempt to use
{n}=1. If that file already exists, it will advance to try {n}=2. It will keep advancing
for some small number of attempts to find a file that does not exist, and then
create that file.
Once that small number of attempts is made (10), the storage logic will give up on
quickly creating a file name and will search the directory for existing files. If you
have thousands of files in the capture directory, this will take a long time. The
search for a file name will yield the max {n} in use for the {VisionProfileName}.
The search code will then proceed to try creating files again sequentially, starting
1 past the max value seen. Currently this will be limited to the same small
number of tries cited above (10).
As such, for each image store attempt, we will currently attempt a max file
creation count of 20 and 1 directory scan. This should typically not take very long.