Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program
OwnerTakuro NODAinventor
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Abstract
Provided is an information processing apparatus, including a display section including a screen, a touch panel arranged such that the touch panel is superimposed on the screen, and a controller configured to detect a predetermined mode-changing operation including an operation in which at least two points on the touch panel are pointed as a static point and a moving point, respectively, and to set a writing mode, and to input a series of coordinate data corresponding to a moving path of the moving point as write data.
Claims11
An information processing apparatus, comprising:
- a display section including a screen;
- a touch panel arranged such that the touch panel is superimposed on the screen;
- and
- a controller configured
- to detect a predetermined mode-changing operation including an operation in which at least two points on the touch panel are pointed as a static point and a moving point, respectively, and to set a writing mode, and
- to input a series of coordinate data corresponding to a moving path of the moving point as write data.
An information processing method, comprising:
- detecting, by a controller, a predetermined mode-changing operation including an operation in which at least two points on a touch panel arranged such that the touch panel is superimposed on a screen are pointed as a static point and a moving point, respectively, and setting a writing mode;
- and
- inputting, by the controller, a series of coordinate data corresponding to a moving path of the moving point as write data.
A program, causing a computer to function as:
- a controller configured
- to detect a predetermined mode-changing operation including an operation in which at least two points on a touch panel arranged such that the touch panel is superimposed on a screen are pointed as a static point and a moving point, respectively, and to set a writing mode, and
- to input a series of coordinate data corresponding to a moving path of the moving point as write data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.