JPH0782496B2 - Kana-Kanji converter - Google Patents

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kana-kanji conversion device for converting a character string input in the kana state into a kana-kanji mixed sentence.

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, a kana-kanji conversion device has been widely used as a device used for inputting Japanese in various Japanese processing devices including a Japanese word processor.

Generally, there are many homophones in Japanese words. Therefore, when a kana-kanji conversion is performed on the input kana sequence as a result of the kana-kanji conversion, an ordinary kana-kanji conversion device uses one candidate from the homonym synonyms candidates. It is configured to be selected by the person. For example, if a kana-kanji conversion is performed by inputting a kana string “Taisei” from an input device such as a keyboard, the kana-kanji conversion device will display “1 posture”, “2 majority”, “3 withdrawal”, “4 posture”, "5 Taisai" is displayed on the display device. Here, if the user wants to select "mass" from these homonyms, he or she can press the key corresponding to the number "2" provided on the input device to obtain the desired candidate. You can

Further, since the orthography is not fixed in Japanese, there may be a plurality of notations with different "kana" for one word (hereinafter, abbreviated as "notation fluctuation").
In the conventional kana-kanji conversion device, even when there is such a fluctuation in the notation, the desired notation can be selected by the same method as in the case where there are homonyms already described. For example, if the Kana-Kanji conversion device performs Kana-Kanji conversion by inputting the Kana-Kanji string from the input device of the Kana-Kanji conversion device, the Kana-Kanji conversion device will display "1 meeting", "2 meeting", "3 meeting", "4 meeting", It is output to the display device as a conversion candidate having a different notation such as “Meeting”. Here, if the user wants to select "meeting" from the candidates having the fluctuation of the notation, the desired candidate can be obtained by pressing the key corresponding to the number "1" on the input device.

As mentioned above, there are some notations in Japanese,
When creating a document for personal use, the user can freely select the notation based on his / her own judgment, and there is very little adverse effect due to the presence of the notation fluctuation.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In general, official documents such as official documents, laws and regulations, newspapers, etc. are "for use of Kanji in official documents" (according to the Secretary-General's meeting on October 1, 1981), "Common Kanji table" In many cases, standard notation such as "(Cabinet Notification No. 1 in 1981)" and "How to assign sending pseudonyms" (Cabinet Notification No. 2 in 1973) is established, and these documents are prepared. You must follow standard notation.

However, in the above-described conventional configuration, when the kana-kanji conversion device is used to create public documents such as official documents, laws, newspapers, etc., the user refers to a dictionary or the like every time a word is converted, There is a problem in that it takes time to create a document because the document must be created in accordance with the rules of.

In order to solve the above problem, a kana-kanji conversion device that stores only standard notation candidates is conceivable. However, with such a device, there is no incorrect syllabary candidate that the user thinks is correct. Therefore, there is a risk that the user creates a single word by combining the kanji characters obtained by the single-kanji conversion or a part of the words obtained by the conversion, and as a result, creates a word with an incorrect sending kana. was there. This is because, for example, when the user is trying to convert "Uchikomu", the user believes that "Typing" is the correct notation, even though the standard notation is "Typing". I can't get to type, so I type in the dictionary
There is a case where it is determined that there is no hit, and after creating the “hit”, only the “hit” is deleted, and the “hit” and the “hit” are created to create the “hit”.

An object of the present invention is to provide a kana-kanji conversion device that converts an input character into a standard notation while the user surely learns the standard notation.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention includes a plurality of notation data including kanji corresponding to kana and a word storage unit that stores which notation data among the plurality of notation data is standard notation data, Displaying the kana-kanji conversion control means for selecting a plurality of notation data including the kanji for the kana input by the input means and the notation data including the selected kanji based on the notation data including the kanji in the word storage means Standard notation data selection for selecting standard notation data corresponding to the selected notation data when one of the notation data including the kanji displayed on the display means is selected by the input device Means for displaying the standard notation data selected by the standard notation data selecting means on the display means.

Action The present invention displays the standard notation data of the selected notation data on the display means regardless of whether or not the notation data selected by the user as being recognized as the standard notation is standard notation data. It is possible to successively check whether or not the notation data selected by the user is the standard notation data, and at the same time, the input kana is converted into a kanji-written sentence in the standard notation.

Embodiment A kana-kanji conversion device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a kana-kanji conversion device according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1 is a plurality of kana input keys 1a for inputting a kana character string and a notation composed of a plurality of kana and / or kanji characters obtained by performing kana-kanji conversion on the input kana character string. Input means having a conversion key 1b for selecting a desired candidate from the candidates, and 2 is a character for storing a kana character string input by the kana input key 1a (hereinafter abbreviated as input kana character string). The column storage means 3 executes a kana-kanji conversion process for an input kana-character string, displays a character string composed of a plurality of candidates obtained as a result of the kana-kanji conversion (hereinafter abbreviated as an output character string), and outputs the character string. Editing control means 4 for controlling the execution of a standard notation search process for one candidate of the character string selected by the user from among the character string storage means 2
The kana-kanji conversion control means 5 for performing kana-kanji conversion on the input kana character string stored in 5 stores the reading data of the word and the notation data including the kanji for each word. Word storage means for storing whether or not it is standard notation data, 6 is stored together with notation data for a character string selected by the user among output character strings, and data indicating a storage location of the notation data in the word storage means 5. A text storage means 7, a display means for displaying the character string stored in the text storage means 6, and a standard notation data selection 8 for selecting a standard character string for the character string selected by the user from the output character strings. It is a means.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the kana-kanji conversion device of this embodiment, 11 is a keyboard, 12 is a central processing unit, 13 is a read only memory, 14 is a random access memory, and the input means 1 of FIG. 1 is a keyboard. 11, the word storage means 5 is realized by the read-only memory 13, the character string storage means 2 and the sentence storage means 6 are realized by the random access memory 14, respectively, and the edit control means 3, the kana-kanji conversion control means 4 and the standard notation are provided. In the data selection means 8, the central processing unit 12 is a random access memory.
While interacting with 14, read-only memory 13
It is realized by executing the program stored in.

The operation of the kana-kanji conversion device configured as described above will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

When the user wants to create a sentence in the standard notation, the user presses the standard notation mode selection key (not shown in the figure) provided on the keyboard 11 to put the kana-kanji conversion device in the standard notation mode. .

When the kana character string "Uchikomu" is input from the kana input key 1a in step A, the input data is stored in the character string storage means 2 in step B, and at the same time, as shown in FIG. Is displayed in. Further, in step C, the edit control means 3 checks whether or not the conversion key 1b is pressed, and if the conversion key 1b is not pressed, step A
And wait until the character string of Kana is input. If the conversion key 1b is pressed in step C, the editing control means 3 instructs the kana-kanji conversion control means 4 to perform kana-kanji conversion in step D. In response to this, the kana-kanji conversion control means 4 selects the kana-kanji mixed output character string from the word storage means 5 for the kana character string data stored in the character string storage means 2, and outputs the output character. The data in the column is sent to the edit control means 3. Next, in step E, the edit control means 3 transfers the data of the output character string to the text storage means 6, and a plurality of character strings for this data are displayed on the display means 7 as shown in FIG. In step F, when the user presses a numeric key (not shown in the figure) provided on the input means 1 to select "type in" which is one of the plurality of character strings, step G Then, the editing control means 3 instructs the standard notation data selection means 8 to select the standard notation character string for the candidate character string selected by the user. For the character string "uchikomu", there are two types of homonyms, "drive in" and "shoot in", and for each of them, there are "drive in" and "shoot in" as candidates with different pseudonyms. The notation data for "uchikomu" is stored in the word storage means 5 in the data structure shown in FIG. That is, in the word storage means 5, "striking" and "striking" are regarded as one group, "shooting" and "striking" are regarded as another group, and homonym group numbers are assigned to the respective groups. In addition, data indicating that the notation data is the standard notation is stored in the homonym group corresponding to the standard notation. The standard notation data selection means 8 extracts the storage location of the character string selected by the user in the word storage means 5 from the text storage means 6, and the word storage means 5
By retrieving each notation data of the same homonym group in the above, the notation data of the character string of the standard notation for the character string selected by the user is searched, and the data is transferred to the edit storage unit 3. Further, in step H, the edit control means 3 transfers the data output in step G to the text storage means 6, and displays the character string "type in" corresponding to the data on the display means 7 as shown in FIG. . At this time, the display means 7 displays a candidate different from the candidate selected by the user.
The buzzer (warning means) (not shown in the figure) sounds in response to the display in the above, and the user is made aware that the standard notation candidate has been selected.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the user mistakenly thinks that "type in" is the standard notation data, and even if the user selects "type in", the display means 7 displays The standard notation of "type in" will be displayed, suggesting to the user that "type in" is the standard notation, not "type in", and at the same time create a document in the standard notation. .

In this embodiment, when a candidate different from the one selected by the user is displayed, a buzzer may be sounded. This means that the kana-kanji conversion device automatically displays the standard notation on the display means 7. It can also be realized by displaying "."

Generally, the kana-kanji conversion device stores the notation previously selected by the user, and when the candidate obtained by the next kana-kanji conversion is displayed, the candidate selected previously is given priority to display. Functions are provided. If you try to create a standard notation with a conventional kana-kanji conversion device that has this learning function, the standard notation that the user does not normally use becomes a high priority, and the user is not the standard notation again. When trying to create an ordinary sentence, the standard notation is preferentially displayed as the notation candidate, so the user had to reselect the candidate he or she normally uses.

However, according to the present embodiment, if the user selects the notation that he or she usually uses even in the standard notation mode, the sentence in the standard notation is automatically obtained. Even if the user cancels the standard notation mode without changing the priority order of the candidates associated with, the normally used notation is preferentially displayed so that the sentence can be created smoothly.

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION In the present invention, the standard notation data is displayed on the display screen of the display unit regardless of whether the notation data selected by the user from the plurality of notation data is the standard notation data. Every time the standard notation is converted, the standard notation can be learned and a sentence of the standard notation can be created.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a kana-kanji conversion device according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the device, FIG. 3 is the same flowchart, and FIGS. 4, 5, and 6 are the same display state. And FIG. 7 are diagrams showing the structure of the word storage means. 1 ... Input means, 1a ... Kana input key, 1b ... Conversion key, 2 ...
Character string storage means, 3 ... Editing control means, 4 ... Kana-Kanji conversion control means, 5 ... Word storage means, 6 ... Text storage means, 7 ...
Display means, 8 ... Standard notation data selection means, 11 ... Keyboard, 12 ... Central processing unit, 13 ... Read-only memory,
14 ... Random access memory.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A plurality of notation data including kanji corresponding to kana and a word storage means for storing which notation data among the plurality of notation data is standard notation data, and the kanji character of the word storage means. Based on the notation data including
A kana-kanji conversion control means for selecting a plurality of notation data including kanji for kana input by the input means, a display means for displaying the notation data including the selected kanji, and a kanji displayed on the display means. When one of the notation data is selected by the input means, a standard notation data selection means for selecting standard notation data corresponding to the selected notation data is provided, and is selected by the standard notation data selection means. A kana-kanji conversion device for displaying standard notation data on the display means. 2. The standard notation data selection means includes warning means for emitting a warning sound when the standard notation data is displayed on the display means. Nokana-Kanji conversion device.