Position-based multi-stroke marking menus

Details Position-based multi-stroke marking menus Position-based multi-stroke marking menus

2006-01-13

2009-10-13

Bashore, William L (Department: 2175)

Data processing: presentation processing of document, operator i

Operator interface

Gesture-based

C715S834000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07603633

ABSTRACT:
Provided is multi-stroke marking menu techniques that increase menu breath over an eight-item limit of some orientation-based marking menus. Zone and polygon menus can be provided wherein the breadth can be increased by a factor of about two or more while providing quick selection and maintaining selection accuracy. Various geometric attributes can be analyzed to determine a selection stroke. These attributes can include orientation, position, and/or length of each stroke. Hybrid techniques are also disclosed that further increase menu breadth and performance.

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