Hello,
Looking at your requirement, we would suggest trying our advanced automation product, Automation Anywhere 4.0, which provides you with over 100 commands to perform variety of actions. You can use 'Loop For Each file in a folder' command to perform some actions for all files in a folder. Often number of files in a folder can change. You can specify a folder and this loop will run for as many times as there are number of files in that folder. You can get the name of the file by using the System Variable $FileName$. Similarly to get the extension of the file you can use $Extension$ System variable and to get the path of the folder under which this file resides use the System Variable $CurrentDirectory$. All these system variables will return empty value when used out side this looping command.
You can find this command under Conditions/Loops command category.
Just double click on Loop command, select 'Loop For' option, 'Each file in a folder' and specify the path for folder. Now within this loop you can perform image stitching processes for particular file in a loop. The text format of your task will look something like this,
1) Start Loop " Each File in C:\ImagesFolder"
//Comment: Please enter your commands to perform image stitching processes for particular file in a loop. Use $filename$ variable for each file name in the Loop.
2) End Loop
Hope that helps.
Last edited by forumsupport : 11-30-2007 at 10:02 AM.
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