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When using the OffScreenEditor, your application is responsible of the ink model and must keep iink SDK informed of any changes.
So if you want to use insert gestures to break two lines of text, your application is responsible for computing the new location of the "after" strokes, once moved by the insert gesture.
It must then inform the OffScreenEditor of the changes, so that iink SDM updates it model, either by:
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Gwenaëlle
Freewangei
After breaking two lines of text through the Insert gesture, the Item ID Array of 'after' cannot be recognized through the Join gesture

The following figure shows the method of synchronizing with OffScreenEditor by using the Insert gesture to break two lines of text, replacing the old Brush with a new one.
I don't know if I'm doing this correctly, how can I correctly let OffScreenEditor know that I changed the position of the Brush so that they can accurately recognize other gestures next time