CogOCVMaxPoseHelper PropertiesCognex VisionPro 9.7

The CogOCVMaxPoseHelper type exposes the following members.

Properties

  NameDescription
Public propertyChangedEventSuspended
If nonzero, indicates that the raising of the Changed event has been suspended. This value is incremented when SuspendChangedEvent is called and decremented when ResumeAndRaiseChangedEvent is called.
(Inherited from CogSerializableChangedEventBase.)
Public propertyFinalPosePrepared
Get the validity of cached internal data describing the initial state of the graphical object that will be manipulated by the user to specify the final pose. This property is set to True by successfully calling FinalPosePrepare(). This property is set to False whenever Font is changed or modified, whenever FontRenderParams is changed or modified, whenever Text is changed, and whenever InitialPose is changed or modified. This property must be True before calling FinalPoseComplete().
Public propertyFont
Get or set the font used to compute the desired pose.
Public propertyFontRenderParams
Get or set the CogOCVMaxFontRenderParams used to compute the desired pose.
Public propertyHasChanged (Inherited from CogSerializableChangedEventBase.)
Public propertyInitialPose
Get or set the cached InitialPose. Note that in addition to setting this value directly, one might more typically set this property by calling the InitialPoseEstimate() method.
Public propertyStateFlags
Returns the complete set of state flags supported on this object. The flags may be indexed by name as shown in the following C# code snippet: if (changedObject.StateFlags["Color"] & eventArgs.StateFlags) { ... }
(Inherited from CogSerializableChangedEventBase.)
Public propertyText
Get or set the actual text used to compute the desired pose. Note that this text is represented as an ArrayList of ArrayList(s) of Int32. The outer array list holds one or more entries, each of which corresponds to a line of text within a single paragraph. Each such entry is itself an ArrayList. Every inner ArrayList holds zero or more Int32s. Each Int32 entry is the key value of a character. While a single line may have zero entries (that is, be empty), there must be at least one character in the paragraph. Note that there are several SetText methods that serve the same function as this setter but accept more convenient representations of the desired text (e.g. an array of strings, a single string, or an array of Int32s).
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