Carl Worth writes:
> This is a great little utility. It would be nice if it could show up
> ... in CVS under apps/xscribble, (I'd be glad to add it ...
Too late! Bwahahahahahah!
> Does anyone have a utility for editing/generating these classifier
> files? As is obvious from the perl source mentioned above, the stroke
> information is simply a list of X Y pairs. But what is all the
> floating point data in the file before the list of X Y stroke data?
> How did you generate more strokes, Debby?
Hmmm.... Debby doesn't know either. That makes three of us. And
I'll bet Keith doesn't know keither, because he only ported it to
Xlib, and added the Xtest hack. Is there a paper describing the
stroke detection algorithm? It would surely tell us how it's
trained. Cuz I'd surely like to retrain the D stroke. I can only
generate it one time out of ten.
> Modifiers seem like one of the most useful mappings for buttons ...
'Course, you then can't use the buttons as global "Run this program"
buttons like the Palm does. Then again, the Palm doesn't run X. Hehe.
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