I even have just a few ache factors with scribble…
- Enter secret is on the scribble helper bar, however that’s about as inconvenient and gradual as reaching from keyboard to mouse… If the one solution to hit enter was to maneuver my whole hand away from my keyboard, I’d in all probability kill myself. Is there an emblem I can draw to “hit enter” with?
- I usually wish to kind on the massive keyboard utilizing the pencil, nevertheless when scribble is enabled, as soon as you utilize the pencil to pick an enter subject, that truly sorts a comma or sprint into the enter subject whereas hiding the keyboard, which is extremely aggravating if I used to be intending to begin typing. I want there have been a solution to configure behaviors like this, as I’d slightly not completely flip scribble off but.
I believe numerous these are merely rising pains related to a brand new world of UX that one thing like scribble opens up for interplay with a pill. It’s actually exhausting to regulate the mind from slamming fingers on identically formed keys into successfully coordinating sequences of positioned fingertip and stylus faucets and drags…
As a quick typist (prime out at round 120wpm) it’s unhappy to me that handwriting recognition won’t ever catch as much as my very own typing pace. Oh properly. Unhappy that this new know-how is doomed from the beginning for me.
I believe there are some issues that seemingly lack any sensible solutions in anyway. For instance, say you mess up barely and find yourself with two consecutive commas. You’re mainly utterly hosed in scribble at this level as a result of the dimensions of a comma is so small that even the very exact pencil makes it not possible to scratch it out correctly. It’s not possible to make very small edits. The one factor you are able to do is hope the phrase you want to take out alongside the mistaken punctuation isn’t too huge of a phrase.
Additionally problematic is the paradox between deciding on a place in textual content to position the cursor and an precise want to enter a interval. If I faucet after a phrase someplace in hopes of including a interval after it, properly, it’s actually not possible to do, as a dot will place the cursor, slightly than enter a interval. You may enter durations simply for those who do it rapidly after writing a phrase, however your deity of alternative show you how to for those who don’t do it in time, no positioned interval for you. A lone comma might be written by exaggerating the form of a comma within the free area within the enter subject.
It appears that there’s simply no solution to reconcile the mere proven fact that punctuation is bodily small with the WYSIWYG performance; I can think about some distinctive new methods to jot down them however they wouldn’t be simple to recollect. It does appear to me like if we may get devoted symbols at hand write for brand spanking new line and for interval, and probably just a few others comparable to delete the final phrase, we will paper over numerous these deficiencies.
Yet one more factor… Suppose you’ve got acquired an enter subject (e.g. on this stack alternate query textual content space subject) and it is vitally crammed up with prose. You could start your handwriting from throughout the bounds of the enter subject. You could take care to not write over current prose (as that will merely scribble them and delete that textual content). Sure you may enter a number of line breaks utilizing the hard-to-reach enter button to create space for your self to do your writing within the textual content space in order to not unintentionally write over and scribble your textual content, however this strikes me as overly convoluted.
It appears that evidently if the handwriting recognition may merely be prolonged to scribble recognition (which sounds far simpler technically than even mediocre handwriting recognition, certainly it will possibly determine by itself if it’s English or Chinese language), this final subject shouldn’t be an issue: solely delete scribbled textual content if the scribble is an precise scribble…