![]() To keep Notability documents editable and interactive long-after their contents have been created, we need to store their content in such a way that the graphics shown on screen can always be recreated. ![]() In this post, I am going to take you on a deep dive into how we solve a specific problem needed to implement these sorts of features: how does Notability determine which object a user has tapped for selection? Graphics Paths Notability’s partial eraser leverages our ink’s vector representation to allow restyling of objects as logical units.
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