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Dear "Develop",

thank you for contacting us.

Currently, the above message doesn't help much. When you say "I split the the handwriting", what are you exactly doing? do you do a "split" gesture? Or you do a scratch-out? Or anything else?

Indeed, we do not see any reason your JIIX is null. Can you please check you do not have an exception raised?

Please provide with more information about what you are doing, as the above message doesn't help at all.

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear "Develop",

currently, I am not sure to understand your scenario:

-Do you update the JIIX by yourself, then export?

-Or you do an insert gesture: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/concepts/editing-gestures/#ink-gestures

-Or anything else?

If possible, is it possible to have a video that explains?

Indeed, we are not catching what you are doing.

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear "Develop",

If I understand well, here is the way you proceed:

-You export the first JIIX from note A

-You extract the X and Y coordinates from the JIIX

-You add the coordinates you want to keep to create note B. For such purpose, do you add these in batch-mode: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.3/android/fundamentals/editing/#incremental-input

=>If so, are you using the incrementatl input? https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.3/android/fundamentals/editing/#incremental-input

Or the "Series of events": https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.3/android/fundamentals/editing/#series-of-events

If the above is correct, please note the following:

-The coordinates you input are in "pixel", while those in the JIIX are in milimeters => Do you apply the "invert transform" when adding back your coordinates from the JIIX to the editor: https://developer.myscript.com/refguides/interactive-ink/android/1.3/

-After the strokes are added, do you call the "waitForIdlde" function before export?

If the above is correct, feel free to provide with a Demo sample that allows to reproduce, it will probably the fastest way to investigate.

Thank you,

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear "Develop",

after some work, I was able to build and run your application.

First, as you add back the strokes in batch/incremental mode, we recommend you set the text.guides.enable configuration to false: conf.setBoolean("text.guides.enable", false);

Then, in your "splitPointer" function, your algorithm is not correct, as you do not get any pointerUP, which explains why your JIIX file is empty. The reason is that you never go in the pre > 0 && pointer.p <= 0 condition

I then made your algorithm simpler, as follows:

      int nbPointers = pointers.size();

      for(int i=0;i<nbPointers;i++)
      {
        if(i==0)
          editorView.getEditor().pointerDown((float)pointer.x, (float)pointer.y, -1, (float)pointer.p, PointerType.PEN, 10);
        if (i==nbPointers-1)
          editorView.getEditor().pointerUp((float)pointer.x, (float)pointer.y, -1, (float)pointer.p, PointerType.PEN, 10);
        else
        {
          editorView.getEditor().pointerMove((float)pointer.x, (float)pointer.y, -1, (float)pointer.p, PointerType.PEN, 10);
        }
      }

This way, I could get a JIIX after split.

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear "Develop",

in order to have the x and y coordinates in your JIIX, you shall ensure the export.jiix.strokes and export.jiix.glyphs configurations are set: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.3/reference/configuration/#general

Normally, by default they are.

If they are not set, please set these.

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear Develop,

currently, I am a bit puzzled, as when playing with your sample with the correction mentionned above, it works fine:

-I write some text, e.g. "hello"

-I export ; then the JIIX is displayed with x and y coordinates.

-I click split ; after few seconds, the JIIX is displayed with X and Y coordinates.

So please explain if I am missing something.

Best regards,

Olivier

Dear "Develop",

currently, on my side it works fine. Please refer to the following video: https://myscript.filecamp.com/s/UIk2vyZDLV7A4puG/fo

After split and export, the JIIX contains X and Y coordinates.

Best regards,

Olivier