editorView.getEditor().setTheme("glyph.text {font-size:" + 6 + ";line-height:1;}"); The image that was held later changed.
I saved it like this
Changes in data when it is turned back on
The following words are automatically moved to the top.
I want to save the previous image when I open it again. Is there any way?
Data has changed
Thank you
Best Answer
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Olivier @MyScript
said
about 2 years ago
Dear 龚 文益,
currently this cannot be done easily.
For such purpose, you could try saving by yourself the MotionEvents in the InputController.java file.
You can then re-use these calling the pointerEvents API, as done in the handleOnTouchForPointer function of the InputController.java. The ink should be displayed at the proper place. Nevertheless, after conversion, result will be displayed on following lines.
Best regards,
Olivier
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O
Olivier @MyScript
said
about 2 years ago
Answer
Dear 龚 文益,
currently this cannot be done easily.
For such purpose, you could try saving by yourself the MotionEvents in the InputController.java file.
You can then re-use these calling the pointerEvents API, as done in the handleOnTouchForPointer function of the InputController.java. The ink should be displayed at the proper place. Nevertheless, after conversion, result will be displayed on following lines.
龚 文益
Hello, I am using text mode when I set it up.
editorView.getEditor().setTheme("glyph.text {font-size:" + 6 + ";line-height:1;}"); The image that was held later changed.
I saved it like this

Changes in data when it is turned back onThe following words are automatically moved to the top.
I want to save the previous image when I open it again. Is there any way?
Data has changed
Thank you
Dear 龚 文益,
currently this cannot be done easily.
For such purpose, you could try saving by yourself the MotionEvents in the InputController.java file.
You can then re-use these calling the pointerEvents API, as done in the handleOnTouchForPointer function of the InputController.java. The ink should be displayed at the proper place. Nevertheless, after conversion, result will be displayed on following lines.
Best regards,
Olivier
Olivier @MyScript
Dear 龚 文益,
currently this cannot be done easily.
For such purpose, you could try saving by yourself the MotionEvents in the InputController.java file.
You can then re-use these calling the pointerEvents API, as done in the handleOnTouchForPointer function of the InputController.java. The ink should be displayed at the proper place. Nevertheless, after conversion, result will be displayed on following lines.
Best regards,
Olivier