One Stroke Operations: A New Pen-based User Interface that can Integrate or Separate Operand Specification, Menu Opening and Selection, and Action Execution, in One or More Strokes

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• This paper proposes a new pen-based user interface based on the concept of integrating and separating the operation stages in one or more strokes. That is, the user can perform operand specification, menu opening and selection, and action execution, in one stroke (without needing to lift the stylus pen from the tablet surface at any time during the operation) of in two or more strokes (lifting the pen-tip after completing any operation stage). The above concept enables one stroke operations, which we expect require fewer pen movements and lesser time. As the starting step, we designed and implemented these operations on a prototype pen-based ink-editor. One stroke operations were enabled due to two reasons - (i) Existence of the three elements, namely, ink-states which denote various units of ink-data for performing operations on, pen and pie menu and linear menu, and, data-cum-tools that possess properties of both data and tools, and, (ii) "Integration and separation of the operation stages" in one or more strokes 'L The concepts described in (i) and (ii) above can be extended to other user interfaces that use direct pointing devices (for example, mouse or hand as in touchscreen). Some examples are, mouse-based user interfaces, other pen-based user interfaces (such as pen-based text-editors or pen-based graphics-editors). We performed a preliminary experiment to compare one stroke operations with two/three stroke operations, and compared pie menu with linear menu.

• 一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
• 1996-12-15

著者

• MORIYA Shinji

  Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Tokyo Denki University

• Moriya S

  Tokyo Denki Univ. Tokyo Jpn

• Moriya Shinji

  Department Of Information And Communication Engineering Tokyo Denki University

• Krishnan S.

  Department Of Information And Communication Engineering Tokyo Denki University

• Krishnan S.Navaneetha

  Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Tokyo Denki University

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