Verify Text Equivalence

描述

Verifies if two texts are equivalent, using multiple comparison options, including the following comparison types:

• Comparing words.
• Comparing lines.
• Comparing characters as char variables.

The Verify Documents Equivalence activity also allows you to exclude specific sections from the comparison process, using predefined rules of type regular expression (regex) and wildcard.

项目兼容性

Windows-Legacy | Windows | Cross-platform

配置

设计器面板

• Baseline Text - The base text that is used as a reference for comparison.
• Target Text - The text that is compared against the base document.
• Output File Path - The folder path where various output files will be saved.

属性面板

输入

• Comparison Type - The type of comparison to use when comparing text. The following options are available:
  • Line - Compares the texts line by line.
  • Word - Compares the texts word by word.
  • Character - Compares the texts character by character.
• Rules - The list of rules that you want to use to exclude certain sections from comparison. Input the comparison rule output variables you created using the Create Comparison Rule activity.

  Select Open Collection Builder and add the rules as entries.

• ContinueOnFailure - Specifies if the automation should continue even when the activity throws an error. This field only supports Boolean values (True, False). The default value is False. As a result, if the field is blank and an error is thrown, the execution stops. If the value is set to True, the execution of the project continues regardless of any error.

输出

• Differences - Represents a list of differences resulted from the comparison process. Each Difference comprises an Operation, which signals the type of modification (possible values are Equal, Inserted, or Deleted) and a Text element that highlights the specific content correlated with the operation.
• Result - Defines the final result. It displays True if the verification succeeds and the texts are equivalent. It displays False if the verification does not succeed, indicating differences between the texts.