iink SDK on Device

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.Net Winform Application

We have our own native .Net Winform Application and also a digital pen which gives the XY coordinates,

we have our own application and canvas to plot the strokes from the obtained XY coordinates from the digital pen,

We need the API references how to instantiate the the engine, passing our own coordinates to the Engine for different content types like text, Math, Diagram, Drawing etc..

We would like to refer the corresponding dll's on our application and like to pass the XY coordinates to the respective libraries with content type and like to get the result.

If you have any sample application with respect to the .Net Winform application we would like to go through the same for the implementation .



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Dear Sylvester,


thank you for contacting us.


On our side, we do not have any Winform sample for the iink SDK. On windows Desktop, we only have WPF samples (and UWP).


The easier is that you refer to our get started documentation: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.4/windows/fundamentals/get-started/


The WPF sample can be found on github: https://github.com/MyScript/interactive-ink-examples-wpf


We recommend you refer to the "getStarted" sample, which provides with a quick example how you can start using and integrating our technology. With the latter, you should have a good overview to re-create your own Winform project.


Best regards,


Olivier

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Dear Sylvester,


thank you for contacting us.


On our side, we do not have any Winform sample for the iink SDK. On windows Desktop, we only have WPF samples (and UWP).


The easier is that you refer to our get started documentation: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.4/windows/fundamentals/get-started/


The WPF sample can be found on github: https://github.com/MyScript/interactive-ink-examples-wpf


We recommend you refer to the "getStarted" sample, which provides with a quick example how you can start using and integrating our technology. With the latter, you should have a good overview to re-create your own Winform project.


Best regards,


Olivier