Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results

re: Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results

Martin Mueller — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:54:07 GMT

Hello Nuo

Thanks for this explanation.

Unfortunately, doing pInkStrokes->get_RecognitionResult(&pInkRecognitionResult); fails on localized OS (non US Windows Mobile) and throws an exception.

Is there any way to invoke a ink recognizer on a localized OS?

Also, I have tried to call IInkRecognizers->GetDefaultRecognizer(lcid), unfortunately only lcid=0 is supported, and it trows an exception as well on localized OS

re: Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results

John — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 07:58:28 GMT

I got a TPC_E_RECOGNIZER_NOT_REGISTERED error code

Does anyone know why?

I can not find any default recognizer to install

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re: Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results

Nuo Yan — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 15:27:25 GMT

Hi Stephen,

There are many possibilities that WinCE501bException can happen. For example, using deprecated APIs, processing data in incorrect way, etc.

I'm not sure I can figure out what kind of reason may be for your problem, but if you want you can let me know some details of the problem and I'll see if I know anything about that.

The detail may include what APIs you are using and when does this problem happens (or in what scenario it happens).

Nuo

re: Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results

stephen — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 15:26:28 GMT

Hi there,

We are developing a windows mobile app and are having serious trouble with this error being thrown: WinCE501bException. Your blog is perhaps one of the only ones to mention the error after alot of research. Do you have any idea what kind of situation might throw this strange error?

Hopefully,

Stephen