Hello Milan,
This is a very nice project indeed.
You can achieve such behavior with MyScript for doing that you should manage the styling when the recognition is done, and apply a different style for each category of input.
Here is the documentation for the styling:
https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/2.1/ios/fundamentals/styling/
To be more precise, my idea is to export your recognition result as jiix with stroke information ( https://developer.myscript.com/docs/interactive-ink/2.1/reference/jiix/ ) , and depending if the stroke belongs to figures, or parentheses, or operator applying a different styles.
I hope this recommendation will help,
Best regards,
Etienne (from MyScript)
> This is a very nice project indeed.
Thank you.
It seems my reply was cut off for some reason, so asking again.
Wouldn't there be a performance penalty for such rapid import/export? This export-import cycle would have to be done in between every stroke.
From my idea, this is not import and export process, this is export and style applying.
You may only apply the style when the style changed so it should not be that time consuming.
Milan. lajtos
Hello MyScript team,
is it possible to get similar visual with MyScript SDK?
To be more specific: