CA2511395A1 - Real-time inking - Google Patents

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CA2511395A1
CA2511395A1 CA002511395A CA2511395A CA2511395A1 CA 2511395 A1 CA2511395 A1 CA 2511395A1 CA 002511395 A CA002511395 A CA 002511395A CA 2511395 A CA2511395 A CA 2511395A CA 2511395 A1 CA2511395 A1 CA 2511395A1
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Alexander J. Kolmykov-Zotov
Arin J. Goldberg
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Abstract

A system and process for ensuring the smooth flow of electronic ink is described. Dynamic rendering is give priority over other event handlers.
Priority may be the use of one or more queues to order when events occur and may be performing dynamic rendering prior to other steps.

Claims (101)

1. A renderer object for rendering ink comprising:
an interface for plugging in said object to a component that coordinates how ink is processed by objects.
2. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said component includes synchronous and asynchronous interfaces.
3. The renderer object according to claim 2, wherein said renderer object is connected to said synchronous interface of said component.
4. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said component is one of two components, wherein said renderer object is on a synchronous interface of said first of said two components, and said second component has at least one additional object associated with it.
5. The renderer object according to claim 1, further comprising:
a cache for temporarily storing data that has been rendered.
6. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said component includes input and output queues.
7. The renderer object according to claim 6, wherein said component has been additional queue associated with a synchronous interface.
8. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said renderer object is part of a synchronous plug-in collection.
9. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said renderer object is part of a synchronous plug-in chain.
10. The renderer object according to claim 1, wherein said data originated with a tablet.
11. The renderer object according to claim 1, said renderer object including an interface that allows said renderer object to be chained with other objects.
12. A computing system comprising:
a storage;

a processor transferring data with said storage, said processor hosting a renderer object for rendering ink, said renderer object comprising:
an interface for plugging in said object to a component that coordinates how ink is processed by objects.
13. A method for dynamically rendering ink using a rendering object, said rendering object having an interface, said method comprising the steps of:
receiving ink from a component that orders how data is handled, said ink being received over said interface which is attached to a synchronous interface on the component; and rendering said ink.
14. The method of according to claim 13, further comprising the steps of:
temporarily caching said rendered ink.
15. The method of according to claim 14, further comprising the steps of:
receiving a notification; and clearing said cash of said rendered ink in response to said notification.
16. The method of according to claim 13, wherein said rendering step provides a user with the appearance of uninterrupted ink flowing from a stylus.
17. The method of according to claim 13, wherein said rendering object is part of 80 synchronous plug-in collection attached to said component.
18. The method of according to claim 13, further comprising the step of:
passing data to another object connected to said rendering object.
19. A computer-readable medium having a program stored thereon, said program for dynamically rendering ink using a rendering object, said rendering object having an interface, said program comprising the steps of:
receiving ink from a component that orders how data is handled, said ink being received over said interface which is attached to a synchronous interface on the component; and rendering said ink.
20. The computer-readable medium of according to claim 19, said program further comprising the steps of:
temporarily caching said rendered ink.
21. The computer-readable medium of according to claim 20, said program further comprising the steps of:
receiving a notification; and clearing said cash of said rendered role in response to said notification.
22. The computer-readable medium of according to claim 19, wherein said rendering step provides a user with the appearance of uninterrupted ink flowing from a stylus.
23. The computer-readable medium of according to claim 19, wherein said rendering object is part ofa synchronous plug-in collection attached to said component.
24. The computer-readable medium of according to claim 19, said program further comprising the step of:
passing data to another object connected to said rendering object.
25. A computer-readable medium having a program relating to a renderer object, said renderer object comprising:
functional code for rendering received data;
an interface for connecting said renderer object to a component that organizes the processing of said data;
wherein said renderer object is selected from two or more renderer objects and attached to said component at a synchronous interface.
26. The computer-readable medium according to claim 25, wherein said renderer object renders ink such that said ink appears as translucent, water-based paint.
27. The computer-readable medium according to claim 25, wherein said renderer object renders ink such that said ink appears as created by a charcoal stylus.
28. The computer-readable medium according to claim 25, wherein said renderer object renders ink such that said ink appears as moving ink.
29. A method of attaching a custom renderer to a component, said component having at least two interfaces for attaching plug-in objects, said method comprising the steps of:
providing a custom renderer;
attaching said custom renderer to a synchronous interface of said component, said component ordering the processing of data related to ink.
30. The method according to claim 29, further comprising the step of:

attaching another object to said component in a collection including said custom renderer.
31. The method according to claim 29, further comprising the step of:
chaining another object to said custom renderer so that data handled by said custom renderer is next passed to said another object.
32. The method according to claim 29, said component including an attachment to a system-provided dynamic renderer, said method further comprising the step of:
unattaching said a system-provided dynamic renderer from said component.
33. The method according to claim 29, said component including an attachment to a system-provided dynamic renderer, said method further comprising the step of:
attaching said a system-provided dynamic renderer to said synchronous interface of said component.
34. A method for attaching objects to a component, said component having a synchronous interface and an asynchronous interface, said method comprising the steps of:
determining whether a plug-in object needs to be handled synchronously with received input or whether said plug-in object can be processed at a later time;
attaching said plug-in to one of a synchronous interface or an asynchronous interface based on the determination step.
35. The method according to claim 34, further comprising the step of:
determining a processing speed of a computer running said component, wherein said attaching step is also based on said determining a processing speed step.
36. The method according to claim 34, wherein at least one rendering plug-in object is attached to said synchronous interface.
37. The method according to claim 34, wherein time-critical plug-in objects are attached to said synchronous interface and non-time-critical plug-in objects are attached to said asynchronous interface.
38. A system for attaching objects to a component, said component having a synchronous interface and an asynchronous interface, said system comprising:
means for determining whether a plug-in object needs to be handled synchronously with received input or whether said plug-in object can be processed at a later time;

means for attaching said plug-in to one of a synchronous interface or an asynchronous interface based on the determination step.
39. The system according to claim 38, further comprising:
determining a processing speed of a computer running said component, wherein said attaching step is also based on said determining a processing speed step.
40. The method according to claim 38, wherein at least one rendering plug-in object is attached to said synchronous interface.
41. The method according to claim 38, wherein time-critical plug-in objects are attached to said synchronous interface and non-time-critical plug-in objects are attached to said asynchronous interface.
42. A system for rendering information comprising:
a processor hosting a component that receives ink information, a dynamic renderer that renders said it received ink information, said dynamic renderer including a temporary storage, and a static renderer that renders said received ink information, said a static renderer notifying said dynamic renderer to release said temporary storage relating to said received ink information.
43. The system according to claim 42, wherein said role information is generated by a stylus.
44. A method for rendering information comprising the steps of:
receiving ink information;
rendering said received ink information in a dynamic renderer object;
storing said received ink information in a temporary storage associated with said dynamic renderer object;
rendering said received ink information in a static renderer object;
notifying said dynamic renderer object to erase said received ink information in said temporary storage.
45. A system for processing information comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said a storage, said processor hosting a component, said component comprising:

a synchronous interface to which a first plug-in object is attached, said first plug-in object processing information received by said component synchronously with the receipt of said information by said component; and an asynchronous interface to which a second plug-in object is attached, said second plug-in object processing information received by said component asynchronously with the receipt of said information by said component.
46. The system according to claim 45, wherein said information processed by said second plug-in object is the same information processed by said first plug-in object.
47. The system according to claim 45, wherein said information processed by said second plug-in object is different from the information processed by said first plug-in object, where said first plug-in object modified the information to be later processed by said second plug-in object.
48. The system according to claim 45, said component further including an output queue, said output queue receiving information having been processed by said first plug-in object.
49. The system according to claim 45, said component further including an input queue, said input queue receiving information generated by said first plug-in object to be processed by said first plug-in object.
50. The system according to claim 45, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a list attached to said component.
51. The system according to claim 45, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a chain attached to said component.
52. The system according to claim 45, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object is a gesture recognizer object.
53. The system according to claim 45, wherein said second plug-in object is an ink collector object that collects and renders ink.
54. The system according to claim 45, further comprising:
a dynamic renderer as said first plug-in object, said dynamic renderer including a storage for temporarily storing ink strokes received by said component.
55. The system according to claim 54, wherein said ink in temporary storage is deleted after receiving an instruction from said second plug-in object.
56. The system according to claim 54, wherein said ink in temporary storage is deleted after receiving an instruction from said second plug-in object and said second plug-in object having rendered said ink.
57. A system for processing information comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said a storage, said processor hosting a component, said component comprising:
a first interface to which a first plug-in object is attached, said first plug-in object processing information received by said component synchronously with the receipt of said information by said component;
a second interface to which a second plug-in object is attached, said second plug-in object processing information having been processed by said first plug-in object; and a third interface to which a third plug-in object is attached, said third plug-in object processing information having been processed by said second plug-in object.
58. The system according to claim 57, wherein said second plug-in object and said third plug-in object process information asynchronously with regards to information received by said component.
59. The system according to claim 57, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a list attached to said component.
60. The system according to claim 57, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a chain attached to said component.
61. A system for processing information comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said a storage, said processor hosting a first component and a second component, said first component comprising:
a synchronous interface to which a first plug-in object is attached, said first plug-in object processing information received by said first component synchronously with the receipt of said information by said first component;
an asynchronous interface to which said second component is attached, said second component including a synchronous interface to which a second plug-in object is attached and an asynchronous interface to which a third plug-in object is attached.
62. The system according to claim 61, wherein said first plug-in object is a dynamic renderer object.
63. The system according to claim 61, wherein said third plug-in object is an ink collection object.
64. The system according to claim 61, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a list attached to said component.
65. The system according to claim 61, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a chain attached to said component.
66. A method of communicating between a component and plug-in objects comprising the steps of:
receiving a data packet at said component;
placing said data packet at a location;
notifying a list of plug-in objects to the existence of said data packet;
processing said data packet through said list of plug-in objects. and
67. A method of relating plug-in objects to a component comprising the steps of:
forming a list that may contain a reference to plug-in objects;
attaching said list to an interface of said component;
populating said list with references to at least one plug-in object, wherein data may be processed by said plug-in objects according to the order of said plug-in objects in said list.
68. A method of relating plug-in objects to a component comprising the steps of:
attaching a first plug-in object to an interface on said component; and attaching a second plug-in object to an interface on said first plug-in object to form a chain linking said component, said first plug-in object, and said second plug-in object, wherein data may be processed by said plug-in objects according to the order of said plug-in objects in said chain.
69. A system for rendering information comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said storage, said processor hosting a component, said component comprising:
a rendering system that renders said information; and a first queue receiving and temporarily storing information rendered by said component, said first queue being accessed by another component to retrieve said temporarily stored information, wherein said temporarily stored information may be later processed by said another component.
70. The system according to claim 69, wherein said information includes electronic ink.
71. The system according to claim 69, wherein said information includes modifications to electronic ink.
72. The system according to claim 69, wherein said rendering system is a plug-in object, capable of being removably attached to said component.
73. The system according to claim 69, wherein said information includes a first packet received at a first time and a second packet received at a later time and wherein said processor places said first packet in said queue ahead of said second packet to maintain a proper synchronization of the processing of said first packet and said second packet.
74. The system according to claim 69, wherein said information includes a first packet received at a first time and a second packet received at a later time and wherein said processor places said first packet in said queue behind said second packet to maintain a proper synchronization of the processing of said first packet and said second packet.
75. A method for rendering information comprising the steps of:
rendering received information;
temporarily storing said rendered information in a first queue;
accessing said first queue to retrieve said temporarily stored information;
and processing said temporarily stored information.
76. The method of according to claim 75, wherein said rendering step is performed by a first component.
77. The method of according to claim 75, wherein said processing step is performed by a second component.
78. The method of according to claim 75, wherein said received information includes a first packet received at a first time and a second packet received at a later time, said temporarily storing step further comprising the step of:

placing said first packet in said first queue ahead of said second packet to maintain a proper synchronization of the processing of said first packet and said second packet.
79. The method of according to claim 75, wherein said received information includes a first packet received at a first time and a second packet received at a later time, said temporarily storing step further comprising the step of:
placing said first packet in said first queue behind said second packet to maintain a proper synchronization of the processing of said first packet and said second packet.
80. A method for modifying display attributes for displayable information, said displayable information being rendered by a first renderer object and by a second renderer object, said method comprising the steps of:
receiving display attributes modification information at a component;
processing said display attributes modification information;
applying said display attributes modification information.
81. The method according to claim 80, wherein said display attributes modification information is received after said displayable information is rendered by said first renderer object and before said displayable information is rendered by said second renderer object and wherein said applying step applies a display attribute modification related to said display attributes modification information to said displayable information.
82. The method according to claim 80, wherein said display attributes modification information is received after said displayable information is rendered by said first renderer object and before said displayable information is rendered by said second renderer object and wherein said applying step delays the application of a display attribute modification related to said display attributes modification information until after said displayable information has been rendered by said second renderer object.
83. The method according to claim 80, further comprising the step of:
delaying said applying step until a new pen or cursor down event is received at said component.
84. A computing system for modifying display attributes for displayable information, said system comprising:
a processor hosting a component, a first renderer object and a second renderer object, wherein said processor receives display attributes modification information, processes said display attributes modification information, and applies said display attributes modification information to said displayable information rendered by said second renderer object.
85. The computing system according to claim 84, wherein said display attributes modification information is received after said displayable information is rendered by said first renderer object and before said displayable information is rendered by said second renderer object and wherein said applying step applies a display attribute modification related to said display attributes modification information to said displayable information.
86. The computing system according to claim 84, wherein said display attributes modification information is received after said displayable information is rendered by said first renderer object and before said displayable information is rendered by said second renderer object and wherein said applying step delays the application of a display attribute modification related to said display attributes modification information until after said displayable information has been rendered by said second renderer object.
87. The computing system according to claim 84, wherein said processor delays applying said display attributes modification information until a new pen or cursor down event is received at said component.
88. A system for processing information comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said a storage, said processor hosting a first component and a second component, said first component comprising:
a synchronous interface to which a first plug-in object is attached, said first plug-in object processing information received by said first component synchronously with the receipt of said information by said first component;
an output queue receiving information from said first component; and an asynchronous interface to which said second component is attached, said second component accessing information in said output queue; and said second component including a synchronous interface to which a second plug-in object is attached and an asynchronous interface to which a third plug-in object is attached.
89. The system according to claim 88, wherein said first plug-in object is a dynamic renderer object.
90. The system according to claim 88, wherein said third plug-in object is an ink collection object.
91. The system according to claim 88, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a list attached to said component.
92. The system according to claim 88, wherein at least one of said first plug-in object and said second plug-in object form part of a chain attached to said component.
93. The system according to claim 88, wherein said synchronous interface of second component allows said second plug-in object to access information in said output queue.
94. The system according to claim 88, said second component further comprising:
an input queue that temporarily stores information received over said asynchronous interface from said first component, said input queue being accessed by said synchronous interface of said second component.
95. A computing system that orders events from a keyboard, mouse, and stylus comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said storage, said processor hosting a pen services component, said pen services receiving information from said mouse and said stylus, ordering said information, and forwarding information related to electronic ink to a pen input manager.
96. The computing system according to claim 95, wherein said pen input manager includes an unmanaged portion and a managed portion.
97. A system for managing the memory capable of handling electronic ink comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said storage, said processor including a component for handling electronic ink, said component having an unmanaged section and a managed code section with said unmanaged section and said managed section sharing a common memory.
98. A system for managing the memory capable of handling electronic ink comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said storage, said processor hosting plug-in objects, said plug-in objects having both managed and unmanaged code and sharing a common memory between said managed code and said unmanaged code.
99. A system for handing error notifications comprising:
a storage;
a processor exchanging information with said storage, said processor hosting a component with plug-in objects, wherein, when an exception in the processing of information by said plug-in objects occurs, said plug-in objects create a data packet that is forwarded to other plug-in objects to alert them to the exception.
100. The system according to claim 99, wherein said data packet is forwarded to an input queue which is then accessed by said plug-in objects on at least one of a synchronous thread and an asynchronous thread.
101. The system according to claim 99, wherein said data packet is forwarded to an output queue which is then accessed by said plug-in objects on an asynchronous thread.
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