Method: Roi#initialize

Defined in:
lib/roi/roi.rb

#initialize(dut, args = {}) ⇒ Roi

Public: Initializes a base Roi.

dut - Platform (or subclass) instance to which this Roi belongs. x - Integer x coordinate (default: nil). y - Integer y coordinate (default: nil). width - Integer width (default: nil). height - Integer height (default: nil). rectangle - Hash defining rectangle with keys :x, :y, :width, :height (default: nil). element - Hash same as rectangle (default: nil). ref_img - String path to reference image (default: nil).

Returns nothing.



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# File 'lib/roi/roi.rb', line 23

def initialize(dut, args={})
  @name = nil
  # Determine ROI name. This will be the first method that calls `new'.

  stack = caller
  last_end = stack.each_index.select do |i|
    stack[i].end_with?("in `new'")
  end.last
  unless last_end.nil?
    match = stack[last_end + 1].match(/`(\w+)'/)
    unless match.nil?
      @name = match[1] unless match[1] == 'run'  # ignore dynamic ROIs

    end
  end
  if args.include?(:element)
    self.rectangle=args[:element]
  else
    self.rectangle=(args.fetch(:rectangle, args))  # Get x, y, width, and height from rectangle (if provided) or args

  end
  @ref_img = args.fetch(:ref_img, '')
  @dut = dut
  # These are declared without the convenience methods (TMC monkey patching) so as not to break syntax evaluation.

  @priorities = {
      :critical => 0.01,
      :high => 0.1,
      :normal => 1,
      :low => 10,
      :background => 60
  }
end