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#11
Originally Posted by atnnn View Post
Video and source code:

http://blog.atnnn.com/p/handwriting-...r-on-the-n900/

It's a port of CellWriter (http://risujin.org/cellwriter/).

Apart from making most applications crash after a while, the plugin works very well.

I'll package it once the bugs are fixed.
Will it recognize finger-written characters or do we have to use the stylus?
 
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Originally Posted by atnnn View Post
It is activate exactly the same way as the default virtual keyboard that it replaces. The default plugin is called hildon_western_fkb.
Hmm, that is what I expected, but I still have the virtual keyboard appearing rather than your cellwriter plugin.
 
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I put the source and a deb file up on garage with the exact gconf commands for enabling and disabling.

https://garage.maemo.org/frs/shownot...elease_id=3531

For the next release, I am working on:
- Adding a menu entry in the settings app to enable and disable
- Making the enter button work in the browser
- Adding a setting for larger cells (aka finger mode)
- Figuring out why it crashes sometimes

Originally Posted by soeiro View Post
Will it recognize finger-written characters or do we have to use the stylus?
Yes, it works with the finger. I just had to make the cells big enough and train it with my finger.
 

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Originally Posted by dashavoo View Post
Hmm, that is what I expected, but I still have the virtual keyboard appearing rather than your cellwriter plugin.
For me it required a reboot before cellwriter took over as virtual keyboard.
 

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This definately deserves a bump :-)
 
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Yes, at the moment it is quicker to type a word with the keyboard but if it recognised whole words it would be much quicker. Is it feasible?
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It is possible but is out of the scope of my current project because CellWriter only recognises single characters.

The only open source ocr engine I know of that could perhaps be adapted and trained to recognise handwritten words is ocropus. When I or someone else gets it to recognise handwritten words easily and with a good enough success rate, I will immediately make it work on my n900.

Ocropus is built for linux and has great python bindings, but like
Wikipedia says, "OCRopus also contains disabled code for a handwriting recognition engine which may be repaired in the future."

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#18
Looks way cool and I'll try it as soon as I get my N900 back.

I still miss Graffiti (v1) though... I'm not so fussed on 'real' letter recognition, Graffiti was fast and very accurate.
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Thank you to the development team!
I am using cellwriter an so far no problems at all!
 
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Found a problem!
When I restart the device, all the samples are gone and I have to teach it all over again.
 

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