AI-generated Key Takeaways
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Interfaces like Point, Stroke, and Stroke.Properties define the structure of touch and stroke data for digital ink.
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Point represents a single touch point with horizontal and vertical coordinates.
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Stroke represents a sequence of touch points between pen-down and pen-up events.
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Stroke.Properties holds optional characteristics of a Stroke, such as color and width.
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Classes like RecognitionCandidate and RecognitionResult handle the output of the ink recognition process.
Interfaces
| Point | A single touch point (horizontal and vertical coordinates). |
| Stroke | Represents a sequence of touch points between a pen-/finger-down and a pen-/finger-up events. |
| Stroke.Properties | Represents optional properties of a Stroke,
e.g., stroke color and width. |
Classes
| RecognitionCandidate | Individual recognition candidate. |
| RecognitionResult | Object representing the output of an ink recognition. |