Batch processing about gesture, only supports pointerEvents?
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about 3 years ago
Now I want to convert some annotation to digital text, but i don't need the ui control by script.
If user delete the annotation, how can we consider delete which digital text?
If user expand the view to 2.0 size, the pointerEvents is also worked?
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Olivier @MyScript
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about 3 years ago
Dear User,
what do you mean by abnormal strokes? You mean "any non-text" ink?
In that case, if in a text part, the iink will try to recognize it, but wil return anything... The only solution is that you do not provide with such ink, so that the iink doesn't try to recognize it
If the user wants to delete, the solution if to use the incremental input, and use a renderer (the easier to start is to use the uireference implementation we provide, and then tune it according to your needs).
If user expand the view to 2.0 size, the pointerEvents is also worked?
>>Can you please provide more explanation? I am not sure to understand your use-case.
Best regards,
Olivier
47778988
said
about 3 years ago
Dear Olivier：
Thank you for reply.
>If the user wants to delete, the solution if to use the incremental
input, and use a renderer (the easier to start is to use the uireference
implementation we provide, and then tune it >according to your needs).
what is incremental input? Can you give me some example?
>>Can you please provide more explanation? I am not sure to understand your use-case.
I think it is OK for resize the screen size to draw.
Or you can also refer to the "handleOnTouchForPointer" function of the InputController.java file, in which we add the strokes (Incremental input is the default way the strokes are added in our samples). Please note that the idea is to add the strokes as soon as they are written,not a posteriori.
I think it is OK for resize the screen size to draw.
>>You can re-size the screen, but on your side, but this will not change the line-height or font-size. If you need this, please tune the styling accordingly.
Best regards,
Olivier
47778988
said
about 3 years ago
Dear Olivier：
Thank you for help. I got message upper.
And another question, Can we use the myscript to transfer whole pdf file to digital text? If the pdf file has a lot of pages and a lot of content about strokes?
And
another question, if some abnormal strokes can not be recognized as text, what will myscript will return for me?
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Olivier @MyScript
said
about 3 years ago
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Dear User,
what do you mean by abnormal strokes? You mean "any non-text" ink?
In that case, if in a text part, the iink will try to recognize it, but wil return anything... The only solution is that you do not provide with such ink, so that the iink doesn't try to recognize it
47778988
Now I want to convert some annotation to digital text, but i don't need the ui control by script.
If user delete the annotation, how can we consider delete which digital text?
If user expand the view to 2.0 size, the pointerEvents is also worked?
Dear User,
what do you mean by abnormal strokes? You mean "any non-text" ink?
In that case, if in a text part, the iink will try to recognize it, but wil return anything... The only solution is that you do not provide with such ink, so that the iink doesn't try to recognize it
Best regards,
Olivier
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Dear User,
currently, if processing the ink as a batch, the gestures cannot be recognized. We indeed recommend the processGestures is set to false when calling the pointerEvents function: https://developer.myscript.com/refguides/interactive-ink/android/1.4/com/myscript/iink/Editor.html#pointerEvents-com.myscript.iink.PointerEvent:A-boolean-
If the user wants to delete, the solution if to use the incremental input, and use a renderer (the easier to start is to use the uireference implementation we provide, and then tune it according to your needs).
If user expand the view to 2.0 size, the pointerEvents is also worked?
>>Can you please provide more explanation? I am not sure to understand your use-case.
Best regards,
Olivier
47778988
Dear Olivier：
Thank you for reply.
>If the user wants to delete, the solution if to use the incremental input, and use a renderer (the easier to start is to use the uireference implementation we provide, and then tune it >according to your needs).
what is incremental input? Can you give me some example?
>>Can you please provide more explanation? I am not sure to understand your use-case.
I think it is OK for resize the screen size to draw.
Olivier @MyScript
Dear User,
In order to use the incremental input, you shall add the strokes as shown in the documentation: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/1.4/android/fundamentals/editing/#incremental-input
Or you can also refer to the "handleOnTouchForPointer" function of the InputController.java file, in which we add the strokes (Incremental input is the default way the strokes are added in our samples). Please note that the idea is to add the strokes as soon as they are written,not a posteriori.
I think it is OK for resize the screen size to draw.
>>You can re-size the screen, but on your side, but this will not change the line-height or font-size. If you need this, please tune the styling accordingly.
Best regards,
Olivier
47778988
Dear Olivier：
Thank you for help. I got message upper.
And another question, Can we use the myscript to transfer whole pdf file to digital text? If the pdf file has a lot of pages and a lot of content about strokes?
Brs
Olivier @MyScript
Dear User,
Thank you for your question.
No, our solution is not able to read data from images or PDF. MyScript can only read digital ink: https://developer.myscript.com/docs/concepts/digital-ink-vs-ocr/
Best regards,
Olivier
47778988
Dear Olivier：
Thank you for help.
And another question, if some abnormal strokes can not be recognized as text, what will myscript will return for me?
Brs
Brs
Olivier @MyScript
Dear User,
what do you mean by abnormal strokes? You mean "any non-text" ink?
In that case, if in a text part, the iink will try to recognize it, but wil return anything... The only solution is that you do not provide with such ink, so that the iink doesn't try to recognize it
Best regards,
Olivier