What is wrong with this:

WordList wordList = new WordList();

foreach (string s in strWords.Split('#'))
{
wordList.Add(s);
}

recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;
recognitionContext.Factoid = Factoid.WordList;

The line "recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;" fails with a "The
call is out of order". Value of strWords at the time is:

?strWords
"Cats#Dogs"

Hi njhartley,

Setting the WordList property succeeds only if the Strokes property is null.
You must set the WordList property before you attach a Strokes collection to
the Strokes property of the RecognizerContext, or you must set the Strokes
property to null and then set the WordList property. See MSDN for details:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...s/wordlist.asp

So you will have to change your code like this:

foreach (string s in strWords.Split('#'))
{
wordList.Add(s);
}
recognitionContext.Strokes = null;
recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;
recognitionContext.Factoid = Factoid.WordList;
recognitionContext.Strokes = strokesToRecognize;

Thanks,
Stefan Wick


"njhartley******.com" wrote:

>
> What is wrong with this:
>
> WordList wordList = new WordList();
>
> foreach (string s in strWords.Split('#'))
> {
> wordList.Add(s);
> }
>
> recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;
> recognitionContext.Factoid = Factoid.WordList;
>
> The line "recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;" fails with a "The
> call is out of order". Value of strWords at the time is:
>
> ?strWords
> "Cats#Dogs"
>
>

Also, the InkAnalyzer doesn't suffer from this limitation. You can create a
global AnalysisHint even while there are results already in the InkAnalyzer.

You can grab Ink Analyzer Explorer at www.einsteintech.net and explore its
capabilities.

--
Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP)
Einstein Technologies
Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com


"Stefan Wick[MS]" <StefanWickMS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5A90FF90-CA34-403D-A10A-9997B4B98E12@microsoft.com...
> Hi njhartley,
>
> Setting the WordList property succeeds only if the Strokes property is
> null.
> You must set the WordList property before you attach a Strokes collection
> to
> the Strokes property of the RecognizerContext, or you must set the Strokes
> property to null and then set the WordList property. See MSDN for details:
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...s/wordlist.asp
>
> So you will have to change your code like this:
>
> foreach (string s in strWords.Split('#'))
> {
> wordList.Add(s);
> }
> recognitionContext.Strokes = null;
> recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;
> recognitionContext.Factoid = Factoid.WordList;
> recognitionContext.Strokes = strokesToRecognize;
>
> Thanks,
> Stefan Wick
>
>
> "njhartley******.com" wrote:
>
>>
>> What is wrong with this:
>>
>> WordList wordList = new WordList();
>>
>> foreach (string s in strWords.Split('#'))
>> {
>> wordList.Add(s);
>> }
>>
>> recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;
>> recognitionContext.Factoid = Factoid.WordList;
>>
>> The line "recognitionContext.WordList = wordList;" fails with a "The
>> call is out of order". Value of strWords at the time is:
>>
>> ?strWords
>> "Cats#Dogs"
>>
>>

Thanks Stefan. That seems to work, but I will probably have more
questions on this.

Nick