KR102328060B1 - Electronic device to predict load times for structured documents and operating method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document and an operating method thereof. The electronic device for predicting the load time for the structured document and the operating method thereof according to the present invention check the code configured with the document when a load command of a structured document configured with a markup language-based code is approved from a user, and can support the user to predict the load time for the structured document by predicting a prediction time it takes to load the document and displaying thereof on a screen. The electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document comprises: a count part; a line operation part; an information checking part; a prediction time operation part; a prediction time display part; and a load part.

Description

ELECTRONIC DEVICE TO PREDICT LOAD TIMES FOR STRUCTURED DOCUMENTS AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF

The present invention relates to an electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document and a method of operating the same.

Recently, as computers, smart phones, or tablet PCs have been widely used, various types of document creation programs have been released that allow users to read, write, and edit electronic documents using such electronic devices.

These document creation programs include a word processor supporting basic document creation and editing, a spreadsheet supporting data input, arithmetic operations, and data management, and a presentation program supporting a presenter's presentation.

In general, when a user loads an electronic document through a document creation program in an electronic device, the document creation program has a function of displaying how much the electronic document has been loaded and the progress of the electronic document as a percentage or the like. This gives the user a rough idea of how much more is left until the document is fully loaded.

However, in the existing document creation program, when the electronic document is loaded, only the progress is displayed in many cases, so it is difficult to predict how long the user will have to wait until the electronic document is completely loaded.

If the size of the electronic document is not large, the loading time of the electronic document does not take long, so there is no problem even if the user is not informed of the loading time of the document. When an electronic document takes a long time to load due to the number of pages, etc., it is necessary to deliver appropriate information to the user by predicting and informing the user of the time it takes to load the document.

Therefore, when the electronic document is loaded, it is necessary to study a technology for predicting and displaying the remaining load time until the electronic document is completely loaded, not the loading progress of the electronic document.

In particular, since the recently used electronic documents often have a structured format based on a markup language such as XML (eXtensible Markup Language), the user loads the structured document composed of code based on the markup language. It is necessary to study the technology that can predict the loading time of the document and display it on the screen.

An electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document and an operating method thereof according to the present invention, when a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from a user, the document is read It is intended to support the user to predict the load time for a structured document by predicting the estimated time required to load the document by checking the code constituting it and displaying it on the screen.

The electronic device for estimating the load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention receives the document when a load command for the structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from a user. A count unit for counting the total number of lines constituting the code by checking the code constituting the code, a line calculating unit for calculating the first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines, in the code After reading the first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines to partially load the document, the types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code are checked, and the first portion of each of the plurality of tags is read. An information check unit that checks the frequency of appearance in the code and calculates the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required to partially load the document; After calculating the number of lines and calculating a second ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of first lines, the frequency of appearance of each of the plurality of tags, the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags, and the an expected time calculating unit for calculating an expected time required to load a document according to a code corresponding to the number of remaining lines based on a second ratio; an expected time display unit for displaying the expected time on a screen when the estimated time is calculated; and a loading unit that reads a code corresponding to the remaining number of lines and loads the remaining part of the document.

In addition, in the method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention, a load command for a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied by a user , counting the total number of lines constituting the code by checking the code constituting the document, calculating the first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines, the After reading the first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines from the code and partially loading the document, the types of the plurality of tags included in the first partial code are checked, and each of the plurality of tags Calculating an average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required to partially load the document while checking the frequency of appearance in the first partial code, excluding the first number of lines from the total number of lines After calculating the number of remaining lines and calculating a second ratio that is the ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of first lines, the frequency of appearance of each of the plurality of tags, the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags, and calculating an expected time required to load a document according to a code corresponding to the number of remaining lines based on the second ratio; displaying the estimated time on a screen when the estimated time is calculated; and the number of remaining lines and reading a code corresponding to , and loading the rest of the document.

An electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document and an operating method thereof according to the present invention, when a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from a user, the document is read By checking the code constituting the document, predicting the expected time required to load the document, and displaying it on the screen, it is possible to support the user to predict the load time for the structured document.

1 is a diagram illustrating a structure of an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram for explaining an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating an electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. These descriptions are not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. While describing each drawing, like reference numerals are used for similar components, and unless otherwise defined, all terms used in this specification, including technical or scientific terms, refer to those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. It has the same meaning as is commonly understood by those who have it.

In this document, when a part "includes" a certain component, it means that other components may be further included, rather than excluding other components, unless otherwise stated. In addition, in various embodiments of the present invention, each of the components, functional blocks or means may be composed of one or more sub-components, and the electrical, electronic, and mechanical functions performed by each component are electronic. A circuit, an integrated circuit, an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit), etc. may be implemented with various well-known devices or mechanical elements, and may be implemented separately or two or more may be integrated into one.

On the other hand, the blocks in the accompanying block diagram or steps in the flowchart are computer program instructions that are loaded in a processor or memory of equipment capable of data processing, such as a general-purpose computer, a special-purpose computer, a portable notebook computer, and a network computer, and perform specified functions. can be interpreted as meaning Since these computer program instructions may be stored in a memory provided in a computer device or in a memory readable by a computer, the functions described in the blocks of the block diagrams or the steps of the flowcharts are produced as articles of manufacture containing instruction means for performing the same. could be In addition, each block or each step may represent a module, segment, or portion of code comprising one or more executable instructions for executing the specified logical function(s). It should also be noted that, in some alternative embodiments, it is also possible for the functions recited in blocks or steps to be executed out of the prescribed order. For example, two blocks or steps shown one after another may be performed substantially simultaneously or in the reverse order, and in some cases, some blocks or steps may be omitted.

1 is a diagram illustrating a structure of an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , an electronic device 110 for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a count unit 111 , a line operation unit 112 , an information check unit 113 , and a prediction It includes a time calculation unit 114 , an expected time display unit 115 , and a load unit 116 .

When a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from the user, the count unit 111 checks the code constituting the document and all lines constituting the code count the number

For example, if the document is composed of a markup language-based code as shown in FIG. 2, the count unit 111 checks the code of FIG. 2, and ' 22' lines can be counted.

The line calculating unit 112 calculates a first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines.

For example, if it is assumed that the total number of lines constituting the code for the document is counted as '10,000' lines through the counting unit 111, and the preset first ratio is '30'%, the line calculating unit 112 calculates the number of lines '3,000', which is the number of lines from line '1' corresponding to '30'%, which is the preset first ratio, to line '3,000', as the first line number in the line '10,000', which is the total number of lines. can do.

The information check unit 113 reads a first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines from the code, partially loads the document, and checks the types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code, While checking the frequency of appearance in the first partial code of each of the plurality of tags, an average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required to partially load the document is calculated.

Here, the tag means 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', means the word 'c'.

In this regard, as in the above example, it is assumed that the total number of lines of the code constituting the document is counted as '10,000' lines through the counting unit 111, and the number of the first lines calculated by the line calculating unit 112 is In the case of '3,000' lines, the information check unit 113 codes from line '1' to line '3,000', which is the first partial code corresponding to the number of lines '3,000', which is the first number of lines, in the code. can be read to partially load the document, and types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code can be checked.

At this time, when it is said that the first partial code includes tags such as 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c', the information check unit 113 confirms the frequency of occurrence of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' in the first partial code, and at the same time, When the document is partially loaded by the first partial code, the average load processing time of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' is calculated. can be calculated.

If the frequency of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' included in the first partial code is '150' times , '200' times, '250' times, '300' times, '350' times, '400' times, '450' times, 'sheetViews' and 'sheetView' included in the first partial code , 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' tags each have an average load processing time of '1' ms, '0.5' ms, '1.2' ms, '2' ms, When it is assumed that '1.5' ms, '0.8' ms, and '1' ms, the information check unit 113 corresponds to as many as '3,000' lines, which is the first number of lines, from '10,000' lines, which are the total number of lines of the code. 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', ' Check the tags 'c', and the frequency of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' identified in the first partial code '150', '200', '250', '300', '350', '400', and '450' times.

At the same time, the information check unit 113 calculates the average of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' required to partially load the document. Load processing time can be calculated as '1'ms, '0.5'ms, '1.2'ms, '2'ms, '1.5'ms, '0.8'ms, and '1'ms.

In this way, the frequency of appearance of each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' confirmed by the information check unit 113 in the first partial code and the average load processing time can be summarized in Table 1 below.

multiple tags frequency of appearance Average load processing time sheetViews 150 episodes 1ms sheetView 200 episodes 0.5ms selection 250 episodes 1.2ms sheetFormatpr 300 episodes 2ms sheetData 350 episodes 1.5ms row 400 times 0.8ms c 450 episodes 1ms

The expected time calculating unit 114 calculates the number of remaining lines excluding the first number of lines from the total number of lines, calculates a second ratio that is the ratio of the remaining number of lines to the first number of lines, and then calculates the number of the plurality of lines. An estimated time required to load a document according to the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines is calculated based on the frequency of appearance of each tag, the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags, and the second ratio.

At this time, according to an embodiment of the present invention, the expected time calculating unit 114 multiplies the appearance frequency of each tag, the average load processing time of each tag, and the second ratio for each of the plurality of tags, so that the The estimated time may be calculated by calculating the estimated remaining time corresponding to each of the plurality of tags and summing the remaining estimated times corresponding to each of the plurality of tags.

For example, as in the above example, the total number of lines is '10,000' lines, the first number of lines is '3,000' lines, and the information check unit 113 displays 'sheetViews' and 'sheetView' as shown in Table 1 above. , 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', 'c' tags, respectively, the frequency of occurrence and 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row' If it is assumed that the average load processing time of each of the tags ' and 'c' is checked, the expected time calculation unit 114 excluding the '3,000' line, which is the first number of lines, from the '10,000' line, which is the total number of lines. Lines '7,000', which is the number of lines, may be calculated, and a second ratio, which is a ratio of '7,000' lines, which is the remaining number of lines, to lines '3,000', which is the first number of lines, may be calculated as '2.3'.

Then, the expected time calculation unit 114 for each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', 'c', the frequency of appearance of each tag '150', '200', '250', '300', '350', '400', '450' and the average load processing time of each tag, '1'ms, '0.5 By multiplying 'ms, '1.2' ms, '2' ms, '1.5' ms, '0.8' ms, '1' ms and the second ratio '2.3' for each tag, 'sheetViews', 'sheetView' The estimated remaining time corresponding to each of the tags ', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' is '345'ms, '230'ms, '690'ms, '1380' It can be calculated in ms, '1207.5'ms, '736'ms, and '1035'ms.

In this regard, corresponding to each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', and 'c' calculated by the expected time calculating unit 114 according to this example If the expected remaining time is summarized in a table, it can be represented as shown in Table 2 below.

multiple tags Frequency of appearance × Average load processing time × Second rate Estimated remaining time sheetViews 150 × 1 × 2.3 345ms sheetView 200 × 0.5 × 2.3 230ms selection 250 × 1.2 × 2.3 690ms sheetFormatpr 300 × 2 × 2.3 1380ms sheetData 350 × 1.5 × 2.3 1207.5ms row 400 × 0.8 × 2.3 736ms c 450 × 1 × 2.3 1035ms

In this way, when the calculation of the remaining estimated time corresponding to each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', 'c' is completed, the estimated time calculating unit 114 is the estimated remaining time corresponding to each of the tags 'sheetViews', 'sheetView', 'selection', 'sheetFormatpr', 'sheetData', 'row', 'c', '345'ms, '230'ms, ' By summing all of 690'ms, '1380'ms, '1207.5'ms, '736'ms, and '1035'ms, in the code corresponding to the '7,000' line, which is the remaining number of lines in the code constituting the document, The estimated time required to load the document can be calculated as '5623.5'ms.

In this way, when the estimated time required to load the document according to the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines in the code constituting the document is calculated through the expected time calculating unit 114, the expected time display unit 115 calculates the estimated time. displayed on the screen.

For example, as in the above example, when it is assumed that the expected time is calculated as '5623.5'ms, the expected time display unit 115 converts the expected time of '5623.5'ms from milliseconds to seconds to '5.6' seconds. The estimated time in seconds can be displayed on the screen.

In this way, when the expected time is displayed on the screen, the load unit 116 reads a code corresponding to the remaining number of lines and loads the remaining part of the document.

For example, when the remaining number of lines is '7,000', the load unit 116 may read a code corresponding to '7,000', which is the remaining number of lines, and load the remaining portion of the document.

As a result, when a load command of a structured document is applied, the electronic device 110 according to the present invention first loads a partial code corresponding to a predetermined ratio, and the frequency of appearance and average load processing time of tags included in the partial code. After checking , it is assumed that the tags included in the partial code appear at the same rate in the rest of the code based on this, and the estimated time required for all the remaining codes to be loaded is calculated and displayed on the screen, allowing the user to create a structured document It can support to enable prediction of load time for .

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the electronic device 110 may further include an update time display unit 117 .

When the expected time is displayed on the screen, the update time display unit 117 performs the update of the expected time by subtracting the unit time from the expected time whenever a preset unit time elapses, and then updates the predicted time. The time is displayed on the screen.

For example, if it is assumed that the expected time displayed on the screen is '5.6' seconds and the preset unit time is '1' seconds, the update time display unit 117 displays the expected time of '5.6' seconds on the screen. Every time '1' second, which is the preset unit time, has elapsed after being displayed in , the estimated time is reduced by '1' second, which is the unit time, from '5' seconds, which is the estimated time, It can be updated and displayed on the screen like 3.6' seconds and '2.6' seconds. In this way, the update time display unit 117 may update the estimated time every '1 second', which is the unit time, and display it on the screen until all of the '5.6' seconds, which is the expected time, have elapsed.

In this case, according to an embodiment of the present invention, the electronic device 110 may further include an additional time display unit 118 .

The additional time display unit 118 checks the number of remaining lines that have not yet been loaded from the remaining number of lines when the remaining part of the document is not loaded until all the expected time has elapsed, A third ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of lines is calculated, and when the third ratio is calculated, an additional time is calculated by multiplying the estimated time by the third ratio, and then the additional time is set as a new expected time. Designate and display on the screen.

For example, as in the above example, when it is assumed that the estimated time is calculated as '5.6' seconds through the expected time calculating unit 115 and the remaining number of lines is '7,000' lines, the additional time display unit 118 displays the expected time. If the loading of the remaining part of the document is not completed until the time of '5.6' seconds has elapsed, the number of remaining lines that have not yet been loaded can be checked from the '7,000' line, which is the remaining number of lines.

At this time, when it is determined that the number of remaining lines is '2,000', the additional time display unit 118 displays a third ratio that is the ratio of '2,000' lines, which is the remaining number of lines, to '7,000', which is the remaining number of lines. After calculating '0.28', an additional time of '1.5' seconds may be calculated by multiplying the expected time of '5.6' seconds by the third ratio '0.28'.

Then, the additional time display unit 118 may designate the additional time of '1.5' seconds as a new expected time and display it on the screen.

That is, the electronic device 110 according to the present invention performs '1.5' seconds when the document is not loaded until the expected load time of '5.6' seconds calculated through the expected time calculating unit 114 has all elapsed. By calculating and displaying a new estimated time of .

3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step S310, when a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from the user, the total number of lines constituting the code by checking the code constituting the document to count

In step S320, a first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines is calculated.

In step S330, the first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines is read from the code, the document is partially loaded, the types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code are checked, and the plurality of While checking the frequency of appearance of each of the tags in the first partial code, the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required for the partial loading of the document is calculated.

In step S340, the number of remaining lines excluding the first number of lines is calculated from the total number of lines, and after calculating a second ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of first lines, the plurality of tags An estimated time required to load a document according to the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines is calculated based on the frequency of appearance, the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags, and the second ratio.

In step S350, when the expected time is calculated, the expected time is displayed on the screen.

In step S360, the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines is read and the remaining part of the document is loaded.

At this time, according to an embodiment of the present invention, in step S340, for each of the plurality of tags, the plurality of tags is multiplied by the frequency of appearance of each tag, the average load processing time of each tag, and the second ratio. The estimated time may be calculated by calculating the estimated remaining time corresponding to each of the tags and summing the remaining estimated times corresponding to each of the plurality of tags.

In addition, according to an embodiment of the present invention, in the method of operating the electronic device, when the expected time is displayed on the screen, whenever a preset unit time elapses, the estimated time is subtracted by the unit time from the expected time. The method may further include displaying the updated estimated time on a screen after updating the time.

In this case, according to an embodiment of the present invention, in the method of operating the electronic device, if the loading of the remaining part of the document is not completed until all the expected time has elapsed, the loading is still completed in the remaining number of lines. Check the number of remaining lines that have not been completed, calculate a third ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of remaining lines, and when the third ratio is calculated, the estimated time is multiplied by the third ratio to obtain additional time The method may further include the step of designating the additional time as a new expected time after the calculation and displaying it on the screen.

In the above, a method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention has been described with reference to FIG. 3 . Here, the operating method of the electronic device for predicting the load time for the structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention is based on the operation of the electronic device 110 for predicting the load time for the structured document described with reference to FIG. 1 . Since it may correspond to the configuration for , a more detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The method of operating an electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention may be implemented as a computer program stored in a storage medium for execution through combination with a computer.

In addition, the method of operating an electronic device for estimating the load time for a structured document according to an embodiment of the present invention may be implemented in the form of a program command that can be executed through various computer means and recorded in a computer-readable medium. . The computer-readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc. alone or in combination. The program instructions recorded on the medium may be specially designed and configured for the present invention, or may be known and available to those skilled in the art of computer software. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tapes, optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and magnetic such as floppy disks. - includes magneto-optical media, and hardware devices specially configured to store and execute program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. Examples of program instructions include not only machine language codes such as those generated by a compiler, but also high-level language codes that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like.

As described above, the present invention has been described with specific matters such as specific components and limited embodiments and drawings, but these are provided to help a more general understanding of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. , various modifications and variations are possible from these descriptions by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains.

Therefore, the spirit of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, and not only the claims to be described later, but also all those with equivalent or equivalent modifications to the claims will be said to belong to the scope of the spirit of the present invention. .

110: An electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document.
111: count unit 112: line operation unit
113: information confirmation unit 114: estimated time calculation unit
115: expected time display unit 116: load unit
117: update time display unit 118: additional time display unit

Claims (10)

When a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from a user, a count unit that checks the code constituting the document and counts the total number of lines constituting the code ;
a line calculating unit for calculating a first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines;
After reading the first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines from the code and partially loading the document, the types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code are checked, and each of the plurality of tags is an information checking unit that checks the frequency of appearance in the first partial code and calculates an average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required to partially load the document;
The number of remaining lines excluding the first number of lines from the total number of lines is calculated, and after calculating a second ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of first lines, the frequency of appearance of each of the plurality of tags; an expected time calculating unit for calculating an expected time required to load a document according to the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines based on the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags and the second ratio;
an expected time display unit for displaying the expected time on a screen when the estimated time is calculated; and
A loading unit that reads a code corresponding to the remaining number of lines and loads the remaining part of the document
An electronic device for estimating a load time for a structured document comprising: According to claim 1,
The estimated time calculator
For each of the plurality of tags, by multiplying the frequency of appearance of each tag, the average load processing time of each tag, and the second ratio, a residual expected time corresponding to each of the plurality of tags is calculated, and the plurality of An electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document that calculates the estimated time by summing all remaining estimated times corresponding to each of the tags. 3. The method of claim 2,
When the expected time is displayed on the screen, whenever a preset unit time elapses, the estimated time is updated by subtracting the unit time from the expected time, and then the updated expected time is displayed on the screen update time display
An electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document further comprising: 4. The method of claim 3,
If the loading of the remaining part of the document is not completed until the estimated time has elapsed, the remaining number of lines that have not yet been loaded is checked from the remaining number of lines, and the remaining lines for the remaining number of lines are checked. Calculates a third ratio that is a ratio of numbers, and when the third ratio is calculated, the additional time is calculated by multiplying the estimated time by the third ratio, and then the additional time is designated as a new expected time and displayed on the screen extra time indicator
An electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document further comprising: counting the total number of lines constituting the code by checking the code constituting the document when a load command of a structured document composed of a markup language-based code is applied from the user;
calculating a first number of lines corresponding to a predetermined first ratio from the total number of lines;
After reading the first partial code corresponding to the first number of lines from the code and partially loading the document, the types of a plurality of tags included in the first partial code are checked, and each of the plurality of tags is checking an appearance frequency in the first partial code and calculating an average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags required to partially load the document;
The number of remaining lines excluding the first number of lines from the total number of lines is calculated, and after calculating a second ratio that is a ratio of the number of remaining lines to the number of first lines, the frequency of appearance of each of the plurality of tags; calculating an estimated time required to load a document according to the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines based on the average load processing time of each of the plurality of tags and the second ratio;
when the expected time is calculated, displaying the expected time on a screen; and
Reading the code corresponding to the remaining number of lines and loading the remaining part of the document
A method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document comprising: 6. The method of claim 5,
The step of calculating the estimated time is
For each of the plurality of tags, by multiplying the frequency of appearance of each tag, the average load processing time of each tag, and the second ratio, a residual expected time corresponding to each of the plurality of tags is calculated, and the plurality of A method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document that calculates the expected time by summing all remaining estimated times corresponding to each of the tags. 7. The method of claim 6,
When the expected time is displayed on the screen, whenever a preset unit time elapses, the estimated time is updated by subtracting the unit time from the expected time, and then the updated expected time is displayed on the screen step
A method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document further comprising a. 8. The method of claim 7,
If the loading of the remaining part of the document is not completed until the estimated time has elapsed, the remaining number of lines that have not yet been loaded is checked from the remaining number of lines, and the remaining lines for the remaining number of lines are checked. Calculates a third ratio that is a ratio of numbers, and when the third ratio is calculated, the additional time is calculated by multiplying the estimated time by the third ratio, and then the additional time is designated as a new expected time and displayed on the screen step
A method of operating an electronic device for predicting a load time for a structured document further comprising a. A computer-readable recording medium recording a computer program for executing the method of any one of claims 5 to 8 through combination with a computer. A computer program stored in a storage medium for executing the method of any one of claims 5 to 8 through combination with a computer.

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