me too i have the same probleme, Ken have told me to do this :
>Well, you might want to look at GrfProcessStroke. This gets called by
>SysHandleEvent when it sees a pen-up event in the Graffiti area. Your
>patch would loop, calling EvtDequeuePenPoint, until either this
>routine returns an error or the point it gives back to you has
>negative coordinates (last point marker).
>
>Then you could do your own stroke matching. If you get a match, call
>EvtEnqueueKey to post it to the key-down event. Otherwise, you'd want
>to call EvtEnqueuePenPoint for all of the original points (including
>the terminating point), then call through to the original
>GrfProcessStroke routine.
>
>Hope that helps,
>
>-- Ken
Mostapha
> I'm interested in detecting a "non-standard" character. More specifically,
> I am interested in detecting a character that is not discernible by
graffiti and
> I'm confused as to how to go about it.
>
> At first I thought I would have to BYPASS the graffiti recognition
> system and write a "hackmaster hack" in a manner similar to Tealscript.
> But in browsing the archives and various documentation, I see all
> kinds of references to different "fonts" and even about Japanese character
> recognition!
>
> Must I create a hackmaster hack or is there some higher level way to go
about
> this that is (perhaps) related to how Japanese characters are being
recognized?
> Anything I'm overlooking?
>
> Thanks!!!!
>
> Dan
> A virgin hackmaster
>
>
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