The following table shows the Handwriting Recognizer Engine functions with a description of the purpose of each.
| Programming element | Description |
|---|---|
| HwxALCPriority | This function is called by an application to specify which alphabet code (ALC) values the handwriting recognition engine returns first. |
| HwxALCValid | This function defines the set of characters that the character recognition engine can return when it converts ink, which is user-drawn input, to a text string. |
| HwxConfig | This function initializes the handwriting recognition dynamic-link library (DLL). |
| HwxCreate | This function creates a handwriting recognition context (HRC) object. |
| HwxDestroy | This function destroys a handwriting recognition context (HRC) object. |
| HwxEndInput | This function notifies the handwriting recognition engine that no more ink should be added to the handwriting recognition context (HRC) object. |
| HwxGetResults | This function retrieves the handwriting recognition engine results from the specified handwriting recognition context (HRC). |
| HwxInput | This function adds stroke information to the handwriting recognition context (HRC). |
| HwxProcess | This function signals the recognizer to analyze the information in the specified handwriting recognition context (HRC) object. |
| HwxResultsAvailable | This function returns the number of characters that have been processed by the handwriting recognition engine and are available for HwxGetResults to retrieve. |
| HwxSetAbort | This function sets an address that the handwriting recognition engine checks to determine if more user input, or ink, is available. |
| HwxSetContext | This function specifies to the handwriting recognition context (HRC) which character the user previously entered. |
| HwxSetGuide | This function points to a structure that specifies the size and position on a screen of input boxes, which collect characters drawn by a user. |
| HwxSetPartial | This function enables partial recognition for the handwriting recognition engine. |
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