#461 - support defining regions for OCR and snapshot #463
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SikuliX wait_timeout also needs to be changed as part of sikuli_step() when timeout step is used. Otherwise, when present() or visible() is invoked, the SikuliX timeout setting gets reverted back to its internal variable. Also, 'casper' object should be used in displaying the error message instead of 'this'. Otherwise, for the execution context, this would be undefined and error message does not show up.
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Following up on #457, where transparency (0% opacity) in images is supported in visual automation for advance use cases, raising a PR that allows defining regions for steps read, show, save, snap.
This allows users to define a square/rectangular region on the screen to perform OCR for text extraction, and saving screenshot of that region.