UnclassifiedInkNode Class
Represents a ContextNode for a collection of strokes that have not yet been classified.
Assembly: Microsoft.Ink.Analysis (in Microsoft.Ink.Analysis.dll)
Any stroke that is added to the InkAnalyzer by using the InkAnalyzer.AddStroke or InkAnalyzer.AddStrokes method is automatically associated with an UnclassifiedInkNode object.
If InkAnalyzer.AddStroke or InkAnalyzer.AddStrokes is used to add the strokes, then one UnclassifiedInkNode object for each language identifier appears under the RootNode.
After InkAnalyzer.Analyze is called, the UnclassifiedInkNode is removed from the tree. If InkAnalyzer.BackgroundAnalyze is called, then after ink analysis is finished, all UnclassifiedInkNode objects that existed at the time BackgroundAnalyze was called will be removed. The only strokes that would not be removed are new strokes that have been added to the UnclassifiedInkNode and have not yet been analyzed.
An UnclassifiedInkNode cannot have any children.
In the following example, before ink analysis is performed by an InkAnalyzer, theInkAnalyzer, the culture identifier of all unanalyzed strokes is set to languageId, an integer. This will force all these strokes to be analyzed with that language. This is accomplished by finding all the UnclassifiedInkNode objects in the context tree and setting the language identifiers of their strokes.
' Set all unanalyzed strokes to have the language specified by languageId Dim unclassifiedNodes As ContextNodeCollection = _ theInkAnalyzer.FindNodesOfType(Microsoft.Ink.ContextNodeType.UnclassifiedInk) Dim unclassifiedNode As UnclassifiedInkNode For Each unclassifiedNode In unclassifiedNodes ' Set the strokes' language identifier theInkAnalyzer.SetStrokesLanguageId(unclassifiedNode.Strokes, languageId) Next ' Perform ink analysis...
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008
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