I am writing a program which extracts the ink data from OneNote pages and
puts them into a single ink object. However, I'm running into a problem
figuring out the positioning of each piece of ink relative to the entire
page. If the schema looks something like this:
<one:Outline >
<one:Position x="161.0078582763672" y="75.74172973632812" z="1" />
<one:Size width="332.192138671875" height="56.32440567016602" />
<one:Indents>
<one:Indent level="2" indent="45.6378059387207" />
</one:Indents>
<one:OEChildren>
<one:OE>
<one:InkWord recognizedText="Bulleted" x="0.0" y="0.0"
inkOriginX="-161.0078582763672" inkOriginY="-75.74172973632812"
width="165.1181182861328" height="56.32441329956055">
<one:Data>[64BitString]</one:Data>
</one:InkWord>
<one:InkWord width="24.74646377563477" height="57.00472259521484">
<one:Space />
</one:InkWord>
<one:InkWord recognizedText="List" x="190.346435546875" y="0.0"
inkOriginX="-190.346435546875" inkOriginY="2.125983238220215"
width="93.85513305664062" height="56.32440567016602">
<one:Data>[64BitString]</one:Data>
</one:InkWord>
</one:OE>
</one:OEChildren>
</one:Outline>
What combination of the Position x attribute (posX) and the InkWord x and
inkOriginX attributes should I use to get the correct offset for the embedded
strokes? I tried using posX + x + inkOriginX, and that worked for one of my
pages, but not for others. Is there a simple formula that works for
everything?
Thanks!
Amber
|
|