Handwriting recognition
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darfgarf
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in theory yes, if someone gets on the task of finding/porting/writing a program that handles it
though the keyboard would be much faster, as it's pretty decent
though the keyboard would be much faster, as it's pretty decent
Vitel
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Try cellwriter.
lulzfish
Pandora Defense Squad
what about some kind of pirate clone of Palm Graffiti?
How about ripping off the Graffiti for Android? Owned by Access - license holder of original Palm's Graffiti handwritting recognition system. But I'm in no way the guy who would be able to do such a thing. If it is possible at all ...?
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scoobydoo
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Has this occurred?
I would love handwriting recognition on this device if possible.
I would love handwriting recognition on this device if possible.
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scoobydoo
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This would be important to me.
diligentcircle
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I would only find something like this useful for Japanese input, but only because that would allow me to practice writing kanji properly; using the keyboard (and an input method) would surely be much easier for practical purposes. In English, I don't really see the point...
Besides, the Pandora's touch screen is kind of mediocre anyway.
Besides, the Pandora's touch screen is kind of mediocre anyway.
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What's wrong with it? (genuine question)
diligentcircle
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Well, I'm comparing it to the Nintendo DS, which also uses a resistive touch screen. Compared to the DS, the Pandora seems to require you to press MUCH harder on the screen before anything is registered. You get used to it, so it's OK, but it's not perfect. Also, there's a slight delay which is noticeable if you're dragging the stylus (or your finger) quickly.
mcobit
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I compiled cellwriter. If this is useful for you, I can make a pnd of it.
http://risujin.org/cellwriter/
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Here is a preliminary pnd, please test and if it is good, I'll put it on the repo:
http://maheld.heckel.../cellwriter.pnd
http://risujin.org/cellwriter/
Edit:
Here is a preliminary pnd, please test and if it is good, I'll put it on the repo:
http://maheld.heckel.../cellwriter.pnd
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diligentcircle
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So, you're saying that by a software change, the touch screen can be made more sensitive? I suppose I would be more inclined to believe that if MyPaint showed it...
From what I can see, it looks like there's a flexible piece of plastic on the outside preventing the touch screen from being touched directly. If this is a correct observation, no software change can ever possibly "fix" the low sensitivity.
I can't figure out what "AAUI" is... all I'm finding is "Apple attachment user interface".
I think the screen out puts 16 pressure levels, changing which of them constitutes a touch would help
Isn't that how resistive touch screens work? You just don't notice on the DS because you are looking straight down at it.
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scoobydoo
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For me, cellwriter would be my cup of tea.
This is very useful for me .
If possible, a pnd would be grand!!
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diligentcircle
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I beg to differ. You don't notice it because the distance for the DS is much smaller. Hence, you don't need to press it down as much. Believe me, I've tried to notice it on the DS, and I just can't. It's easy to notice it on the Pandora, on the other hand.
mcobit
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This is a pnd! Please test it!
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scoobydoo
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I am using a IMAC OSX . Nothing appears but code so I cannot download this pnd file.
I cannot decipher the code language unfortunately.
Sorry
I forgot to mention this prior.
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