AutoIT-OCRSpace-UDF1.3.zip
This tiny yet powerful UDF will help you to convert Images to text with the help of  OCRSpace API version 3.50 .
Detect text from a local file.
; ========================================================= ; Example 2 : Gets text from an image from a local path reference ; : Searchable PDF is not requested by default. ; : Processes it using a basic OCR logic. ; ========================================================= $b_Create_Searchable_PDF = True ; Use a table logic for receipt OCR $b_Table = True ; Set your key here. $v_OCRSpaceAPIKey = "" $OCROptions = _OCRSpace_SetUpOCR($v_OCRSpaceAPIKey, 1, $b_Table, True, "eng", True, Default, Default, $b_Create_Searchable_PDF) $sText_Detected = _OCRSpace_ImageGetText($OCROptions, @scriptdir & "\receipt.jpg", 0, "SEARCHABLE_URL") ConsoleWrite( _ " Detected text : " & $sText_Detected & @CRLF & _ " Error Returned : " & @error & @CRLF & _ " PDF URL : " & Eval("SEARCHABLE_URL") & @CRLF)  
Detect text from a URL reference.
; ========================================================= ; Example 1 : Gets text from an image using a url reference ; : Searchable PDF is not requested. ; : Processes it using a basic OCR logic. ; ========================================================= $v_OCRSpaceAPIKey = "" ; SetUp some preferences.. $OCROptions = _OCRSpace_SetUpOCR($v_OCRSpaceAPIKey, 1, False, True, "eng", True, Default, Default, False) ; Make the request.. $sText_Detected = _OCRSpace_ImageGetText($OCROptions, "https://i.imgur.com/vbYXwJm.png", 0) ConsoleWrite( _ " Detected text : " & $sText_Detected & @CRLF & _ " Error Returned : " & @error & @CRLF)    
Detect text from a URL reference to an array
#include "OCRSpaceUDF\_OCRSpace_UDF.au3" #include <array.au3> ; Set your key here. $v_OCRSpaceAPIKey = "" $OCROptions = _OCRSpace_SetUpOCR($v_OCRSpaceAPIKey, 1, $b_Table, True, "eng", True, Default, Default, False) ; Below, the return type is set to 1 to return an array containing the coordinates of the bounding boxes for each word detected, ; in the format : #WordDetected , #Left , #Top , 3Height, #Width $aText_Detected = _OCRSpace_ImageGetText($OCROptions, "https://i.imgur.com/Z1enogD.jpeg", 1) _ArrayDisplay($aText_Detected, "")  
Download Latest Version : 
https://github.com/MurageKabui/AutoIT-OCRSpace-UDF

hello evrybody
here is an example about how to split your texts using a delimiter with the ability to select how much of delimiters shows in each colum  with $i_number
e.g
you have a long text and you want to split it in an array
that evry colum have a number (n) of lines
i made a function that do that for you
just call it with a three params
$s_text
your text
$i_number
the number that you want to put in each col
$s_siparator
the siparator
default is "|"
here is the function with example
i hope that it will be useful for you
 
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#include <Array.au3> $s_txt = "some text1some text2|some text3|some text4|some text5|some text6" $array = splitText($s_txt, 2) _ArrayDisplay($array) Func splitText($s_text, $i_number, $s_siparator = "|") Local $a_TXT = StringSplit($s_text, $s_siparator) Local $a_Return[$a_TXT[0] + 1] If ($a_TXT[0] <= $i_number) Or ($i_number <= 0) Then ReDim $a_Return[2] $a_Return[0] = 1 $a_Return[1] = $s_text Return $a_Return EndIf Local $i_Processed = 1, $i_arrayProcessed = 1 Do For $i = $i_Processed To ($i_Processed + $i_number) - 1 If ($a_TXT[0] < $i) Then ExitLoop If Not ($a_Return[$i_arrayProcessed]) Then $a_Return[$i_arrayProcessed] = $a_TXT[$i] Else $a_Return[$i_arrayProcessed] &= $s_siparator & $a_TXT[$i] EndIf $i_Processed += 1 Next $i_arrayProcessed += 1 Until ($a_TXT[0] < $i_Processed) ReDim $a_Return[$i_arrayProcessed] $a_Return[0] = $i_arrayProcessed - 1 Return $a_Return EndFunc ;==>splitText
accept my greetings
thanks to
@Dan_555
for his notes
 

hello autoit team
please i've a question for you.
am creating a audio player
and in this audio player i want to show the current trac info
such as the total time and the position ... etc
i know i can show it as label
but the screen reader for the blind read the text every change
because it have a screen scan
what i want is to show this informations but such image or icon
i mean i need to create
GUICtrlCreatepic or GUICtrlCreateicon ....
or some thing as that
and show this informations as image on it
i think that i can do that with the 
_GDIPlus functions
but i couldn't find the currect way to do it
i tried the _GDIPlus_GraphicsDrawString
but i couldn't know how it work
what i need is a small example that create a GUI
and add a multy line text to it as graphic or image.
so i need a simple way because it will changed every sec
i hope any one can help me to do that
global $GUI = GUICreate("text", 400, 400) global $label = GUICtrlCreateLabel(GetText(), 10, 10, 380, 380) GUISetState() do sleep(100) until GUIGetMSG() = -3 exit func GetText() return StringFormat("file name is test.mp3 \r\n total time is 00:30:00 \r\n position is 00:05:50") endFunc  

hello autoit group
please i've a question
i had make a function that put some thing into the clipBoard and paste it
using the send function
e.g
ClipPut("hello")
send("^v")
 
when the keyboard is english all things work fine
but when the keyboard is arabic the send command write the ltr v insted of the text in clipboard
i was tryed to use
send("{ctrldown}v{ctrlUp}")
but the same
please can any one help me
 

Hello!
I am new to autoit so please if someone could help me. I am trying to combine multiple .txt files but I can't get it right. In every file are the exact amout of lines ( for example here are 2 ) ,            I don't want to make it for just 2 lines for each txt files but for all the lines the txt files contains. The thing I want to do is :
Text File 1
Hello my name
I am a big
...
Text File 2
is Fred,
Potato head for
...
Text File 3
and I like to eat pizza.
Not getting this right.
...
------------------- Combine them all into one txt file like here ------------------------------
Final Text file
Hello my name is Fred, and I like to eat pizza.
I am a big Potato head for Not getting this right.
...
 
Thanks for any advice!
P.S. Sorry for my English, not my first language.