WordList.Merge Method
WordList.Merge Method |
Merges a specified WordList object into this WordList object.
Definition
Visual Basic .NET Public Sub Merge( _
ByVal wl As WordList _
)C# public void Merge(
WordList wl
);Managed C++ public: void Merge(
WordList *wl
);
Parameters
wl Microsoft.Ink.WordList. The specified WordList object to merge into this WordList object.
Remarks
Words that already exist in the WordList object object are not added a second time.
Examples
[C#]
This C# example creates a WordList object from a StringCollection
, theUserDictionary, and then merges it into the RecognizerContext.WordList.
using System.Collections.Specialized; using Microsoft.Ink //... RecognizerContext theRecognizerContext; StringCollection theUserDictionary; //... // Initialize theRecognizerContext and theUserDictionary objects here. //... WordList theUserWordList = new WordList(); foreach (string theString in theUserDictionary) { theUserWordList.Add(theString); } theUserWordList.Merge(theRecognizerContext.WordList); // Note: there should be no strokes in the Strokes property of the // Recognizer Context // when setting the WordList property theRecognizerContext.WordList = theUserWordList; //...[VB.NET]
This Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET example creates a WordList object from a StringCollection
Imports System.Collections.Specialized Imports Microsoft.Ink '... Dim theRecognizerContext As RecognizerContext Dim theUserDictionary As StringCollection '... 'Initialize theRecognizerContext and theUserDictionary objects here. '... Dim theUserWordList As New WordList() Dim theString As String For Each theString In theUserDictionary theUserWordList.Add(theString) Next theUserWordList.Merge(theRecognizerContext.WordList) ' Note: there should be no strokes in the Strokes property of the ' Recognizer Context ' when setting the WordList property theRecognizerContext.WordList = theUserWordList
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