Hi all,
I have a problem: we need to create offline stroke and render it in
realtime on screen. I know that there is IStrokeBuilder interface that
connects to RealTimeStylus, but there is NO such interface for C#. The
interface is defined in rtscom.dll.
*** Is there any way to connect to rtscom.dll intefaces in c#
(vs2005).
*** Someone used IStrokeBuilder in c#?

Thanks.
Boris.

Hi Boris. You can easily create strokes "out of thin air" by using the
Ink.CreateStroke() method. There's two overloads. One uses a simply array of
integers where the first is the x coordinate of the first point, the second
is the y coordinate of the first point, and then x, and y, and so on for
each point in the stroke. This overload won't let you control things like
the pressure or other packets. But if you don't have this info anyway then
you don't need to worry about it.

The second overload uses a TabletPropertyDescriptionCollection which lets
you define the layout of the array to include additional properties. The
return value is a Stroke that you can use anywhere else in the tablet api.

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


<pattboris******.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> I have a problem: we need to create offline stroke and render it in
> realtime on screen. I know that there is IStrokeBuilder interface that
> connects to RealTimeStylus, but there is NO such interface for C#. The
> interface is defined in rtscom.dll.
> *** Is there any way to connect to rtscom.dll intefaces in c#
> (vs2005).
> *** Someone used IStrokeBuilder in c#?
>
> Thanks.
> Boris.
>