EP0342632B1 - Dispositif de traitement de données avec fonction de contrôle d'horaire - Google Patents

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EP0342632B1
EP0342632B1 EP89108847A EP89108847A EP0342632B1 EP 0342632 B1 EP0342632 B1 EP 0342632B1 EP 89108847 A EP89108847 A EP 89108847A EP 89108847 A EP89108847 A EP 89108847A EP 0342632 B1 EP0342632 B1 EP 0342632B1
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Hiroshi Nakao
Yukihiro Takanohara Ahban C404 Shibata
Hiroshi Nishida
Takuji Kawamura
Keji Nakamura
Koichi Tubouchi
Tatsuya Shiraki
Makoto Ijuin
Kiyoshi Kakuda
Jun Inoue
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  • the present invention is concerned with a data processing apparatus with schedule control function according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • a calendar system according to the features of the preamble of claim 1 is known from EP-A-0 123 084.
  • a word processor with a schedule control function mounted on a character processing function, an office computer with a schedule control function mounted on the data processing function, or an electronic pocketbook only with a schedule control function and the like is provided.
  • the schedule control function refers to that in which schedule data is inputted by a predetermined format and is stored according to a predetermined method (such as, for example, data order, time order or the like), including conditions such as data and others that may be further specified, allowing a visual output of desired schedule data.
  • a predetermined method such as, for example, data order, time order or the like
  • the schedule data refers basically to a date, a time and a content entered at specific times, and the content may include, for example, meetings, arrangements and the like.
  • a data processing apparatus with schedule control function of the invention comprises basically: key input means for inputting schedule data and other various instructions; storage means for storing a multiplicity of schedule data as individual units; calendar storage means for storing calendar data; write/read means for writing/reading schedule data to the storage means; calendar read means for reading a calendar out of the calendar storage means upon receipt of a calendar read instruction from the key input means; display means for displaying read-out schedule data and/or calendar; and cursor moving means for moving a cursor within a schedule data display area and carrying out various designations including the designation of specific schedule data.
  • the data processing apparatus of the invention may provide the following construction A): search means for searching a data corresponding to the data of the schedule data to which the cursor is positioned in the displayed calendar when the schedule data and the calendar are read out to the display means; and identification display means for identifying and displaying a data from the calendar which is to be searched.
  • a calendar is displayed concurrently when a schedule is prepared or modified, and a data in the calendar is identified and displayed corresponding to the data selected in the schedule, therefore a correct weekday and week can be secured.
  • the above data processing apparatus of the invention may provide the following construction B): cursor position storage means for storing the start and end positions of the cursor in the cursor moving means; area designating means for designating the schedule data specified by the start position to the end position of the cursor in the storage means; and batch erase means for erasing the schedule data in a designated area collectively upon receipt of an erase instruction from the key input means.
  • a specified area can be erased collectively by giving an erase instruction to an area in which the beginning and end of a schedule item to be erased are specified.
  • the data processing apparatus of the invention may provide the following construction C): format investigation means for investigating the format of data which exists at a particular destination where data is to be copied and is specified by cursor movement of the cursor moving means; and copy means for copying data specified by the cursor moving means to a particular destination after making corrections which adapt it to the format of data which exists at that destination upon receiving copy instruction from the key input means.
  • specified data is corrected and copied according to a format of the data which already exists at the destination to which data is to be copied. Accordingly, time for investigating the particular format of the destination and then correcting and adapting specified data so that the format can be saved.
  • data processing apparatus of the invention may comprise:
  • schedule data can be shifted to a specified location simply by specifying the destination, thus simplifying modification of a schedule.
  • the data processing apparatus of the invention may contain at least one of the above constructions A) to D).
  • the data processing apparatus according to the invention will contain the construction A), and to which any one or more of the constructions of those B) to D) may be added.
  • the cursor may be graphic or symbolic (picture) subject to its having the capability to designate a specified collection of data items (when specifying a schedule) and an ability to indicate a destination to shift or copy all or parts of the schedule and other pieces of information.
  • 40 denotes the key input part which operates as the key input means, providing numerous keys, including numeric keys, function keys, alphabet/kana keys, a schedule mode selector key, a switching key for changing to various schedule formats.
  • the key input part 40 is connected to a main control part 41, and schedule data inputted from the key input part 40, a character string for kana/kanji conversion and various designations are provided to the main control part 41.
  • the main control part 41 controls the text edit control part 42, a schedule control part 43, a directory control part 44 and an alarm control part 45 according to various programs stored in ROM (not indicated) and incorporated therein, and also controls a display part 46, a print part 47 and a timer 48.
  • the text edit control part 42 From controlling the kana/kanji conversion part 49 and a text data memory 50, the text edit control part 42 creates text according to data inputted from the key input part 40, and stores the created text in the text data memory 50.
  • the kana/kanji conversion part 49 is a unit for converting inputted kana data into corresponding kanji or kana, on which any construction known in the relevant field may be employed.
  • Text data memory 50 may be constituted, for example, of RAM, or may be constituted of RAM and an external memory using floppy disk or the like as a storage medium.
  • the basic function of the Japanese word processor is performed according to the aforementioned construction.
  • the schedule control part 43 operates mainly for schedule control, functioning as the read/write means, calendar read means, search means and identification display means.
  • the schedule control part 43 controls schedule data memory 51, memo data memory 52, and format data memories 53 to 57 for first to fifth format (to be described hereinafter) which are the storage means, and a calendar data memory 58 as the calendar storage means.
  • the schedule data memory 51 stores a multiplicity of schedule data individually. Then, the schedule data is basically constituted by its data, time and content entered at each occasion, and is stored in the schedule data memory 51 by the day.
  • the schedule data may include a graphic symbol or mark to represent visually the contents of the data memory, also alarm set data for setting data and time so that an alarm is annunciated for ensuring the schedule already entered, and also a secret set data for keeping the entered content from being tampered with by unauthorized individuals.
  • the memo data stored in the memo data memory 52 refers to a remark, which includes additional information which cannot be entered in the contents of the schedule data, but is assigned to one particular data.
  • the calendar data memory 58 stores a calendar consisting of an array of months, days and weeks in tabulation for several years.
  • the aforementioned schedule control part 43 carries out write/read operations on the schedule data or memo data to the schedule data memory 51 or memo date memory 52, and also carries out operations to read the calendar from the calendar data memory 58.
  • the schedule control part 43 has a schedule format control flag for indicating the schedule format display state.
  • the schedule control part 43 sets the schedule format control flag from the initial value "0" to display a second format (see Fig. 3).
  • the schedule control part 43 updates the value by referring to the value of the schedule format control flag. The schedule control part 43 then displays the next schedule format according to the updated value.
  • the format control flag therefore updates the value according to the sequence "0" ⁇ "1” ⁇ "2" ⁇ and back to "0" whenever the switching key is depressed, and the page displayed thereby changes from the second format to the ⁇ third format ⁇ fourth format and back to the second format.
  • the first format data memory 53 stores an initial display screen format F which is displayed when the power is supplied initially, and as shown in Fig. 2, functions to display a schedule data of the day (today's), which is computed, by the timer 48, and includes a memo data of the day, and a calendar of the month to which the day pertains each on the same display screen.
  • the second format data memory 54 stores, as shown in Fig. 3, a display screen format A for displaying calendars for three complete months including the month and the day on which the power is supplied or a specified date, the preceding month and the following month thereto, and a schedule for several days including today's date or specified date each on the same display screen.
  • the third format data memory 55 stores, as shown in Fig. 4, a display screen format B consisting of the schedule from a certain starting date only.
  • the fourth format data memory 56 stores, as shown in Fig. 5, a display screen format C consisting of a schedule for the one month immediately preceding today's date.
  • the fifth format data memory 57 stores, as shown in Fig. 6, a display screen format D consisting of an annual schedule of predetermined events, anniversaries and others.
  • the directory control part 44 operates for controlling data on directory management, stores directory data such as full name, company name, phone number, address and others in an address data memory 59, reads the directory data and displays on a screen of the display part 46 in a predetermined display format stored as the sixth format data memory 60.
  • the alarm control part 45 drives an alarm generator 62 which is activated when alarm time data stored in an alarm time memory 61 corresponds to a predetermined date.
  • a cursor control part 63 as the cursor moving means operates for controlling the movement of the cursor in, for example, various formats displayed on the display part 46 as the display means, and storing cursor positions (cursor start and end positions) upon receiving a designation for area specification from the key input part 40.
  • the display part 46 comprises, for example, a CRT or LCD and the driving circuits thereof, displaying read-out schedule data and/or calendar.
  • the print part 47 may employ printers of heat transfer type, needle dot impact type and the like which are known well in the industry. It may be otherwise Centronics-type interface for external printers.
  • the timer 48 computes the present date and time according to date and time data inputted from the key input part 40 at initialization, and outputs specific time information used for schedule management and alarm control to the schedule control part 43 through the main control part 41.
  • the timer 48 is backed up by a battery so that it will operate even after power for the entire system is cut off.
  • schedule control part 43 searches for the schedule for the date stored in the schedule data memory 51, and displays the appropriate schedule data on the display part 46.
  • memo data for the date stored in the memo data memory 52 is also searched, and a calendar of this month is concurrently read out of the calendar data memory 58.
  • the schedule control part 43 reads the initial display screen format F from the first format data memory 53.
  • the schedule control part 43 indicates on the read-out display screen format F to display today's schedule data and memo data and the calendar for the month on a display screen of the display part 46 through the main control part 41.
  • the schedule mode selector key is depressed to call the schedule format (second format) shown in Fig. 3.
  • a format for specifying an area for erasing a schedule data is displayed (STEP 100).
  • the key input part 40 is operated so as to position a cursor at the head (starting point) of a schedule data to erase.
  • An area specifying key of the key input part 40 is depressed to store the starting point in the cursor control part 63 as the cursor position storage means.
  • the cursor is positioned at the end (end position) of the schedule data to be erased.
  • the area specifying key is pushed again to store the end point in the cursor control part 63 (STEP 101).
  • the area to erase is defined by the schedule control part 43 as the area designating means.
  • the batch erase operation can be applied not only in the second format but also in all formats with "ERASE" included in the key display guide.
  • data to be copied is selected by moving the cursor (STEP 110), and the selected data is stored in a buffer within the main control part 41.
  • the data may refer to characters, picture images and the like, and the selected data has a selection range manifested by meshing display, inversion display and the like.
  • STP 111 whether or not the copying key has been depressed is judged
  • STEP 112 if YES, then a copying destination is selected.
  • the destination will be selected by moving the cursor to the appropriate position where data must be copied (STEP 112).
  • STP 113 is investigated. This investigation is done by the main control part 41 inquiring the schedule control part 43 (the format investigation means) what format has been set for its copying destination.
  • the format setting refers to a conversion from half size letters to full size letters, a type face change and the like in the case of characters and also to a rotation, enlargement, reduction and the like in the case of picture images. Then, in the case of schedule data, it may also refer to an alarm set cancel, time change and the like.
  • the schedule control part 43 as a copying means, copies the selected data correspondingly to the format of the destination to which the data is to be copied (STEP 114).
  • Fig. 9 to Fig. 11 represents an example of the copy process on a display screen for each operation.
  • Fig. 9 represents an example of the copy process for characters, indicating the result obtained through copying selected characters "ABCDEF" to a specified cursor position 70. In this case, a format is not set at the destination to which the data is copied.
  • Fig. 10 represents an example of the copying process for graphic forms, wherein a reduced domain format 71 is set for the destination to which the graphic forms are copied.
  • a selected graphic form 72 is copied to a reduced domain 71 after being reduced.
  • Fig. 11 represents an example of the copying process for schedule data, indicating the result obtained through copying a selected schedule content "START" at a cursor position 73.
  • times and schedule contents are displayed which correspond to the destination format. Accordingly, time “5 : 00" and "START" are displayed at the destination to which they have been copied.
  • the cursor is positioned to schedule data to shift on the third format shown in Fig. 4 (STEP 120).
  • a shift key is depressed and if it is determined that YES in STEP 121 has been selected, a mark is displayed on the schedule data to shift through, for example, meshing display, inversion display or the like (STEP 122).
  • StepP 123 whether or not key input has entered is judged. If YES, then whether or not the cancel key has been selected is also judged (STEP 124). If NO, it is further whether or not judged the key or for moving the cursor has been selected (STEPS 125 ⁇ 127 ⁇ 123, STEPS 125 ⁇ 126 ⁇ 127 ⁇ 123).
  • the schedule control part 43 as the shift means shifts the schedule data to the cursor position at the specified destination (STEP 129).
  • the schedule data can be shifted not only in the third format but also in other format having schedule entry and modification modes.
  • Fig. 13 is a process for displaying the content of a schedule covering several days (from a specified data) by inputting the date, and displaying calendars for the current month including those immediately preceding and following the current month, and identity for the purpose of displaying the date to which the cursor in a schedule is positioned in the calendar.
  • the schedule control part 43 retrieves the schedule data from memory 51, thus schedule content corresponding to the inputted date is read out. Further calendars corresponding to the year and month are inputted from the calendar data memory 58 and the months immediately preceding and following the year and month are read out.
  • the read-out contents have a display format which is adjusted according to the format stored in the the first format data memory 53, and displayed on a screen of the display part 46 through the main control part 41 (STEP 132) (Fig. 14). In this case, the main control part 41, determines concurrently to which position in the displayed calendar the inputted date corresponds.
  • the main control part 41 further includes the identification display means which displays the corresponding calendar date in inversion, thereby identifying the position (STEP 133).
  • the cursor movement control part 63 (as the cursor moving means) moves the cursor positioned in the schedule content vertically by operation of the cursor key (STEP 135). If NO is decided in STEP 134, whether or not the data change key has been depressed is judged (STEP 136), and if YES has been decided, the process shifts to STEP 135. However if NO has been decided, then it returns to STEP 134.
  • Fig. 14 indicates the aforementioned operation on a screen.
  • a reference numeral 80 denotes the cursor position before the move in a schedule
  • 81 denotes the cursor position after the move in the schedule
  • 82 denotes the cursor position before the move in a calendar
  • 83 denotes the cursor position after the move in the calendar.
  • a schedule input window is called (STEP 140), and then schedule data is inputted STEP 141).
  • the inputted schedule data is sorted by date by referring to the schedule data memory 51 (STEP 143), and the exact insertion position by date is determined (STEP 144).
  • it is sorted by time (STEP 145), and an insertion position by time is determined (STEP 146).
  • the schedule data having the new insertion position determined by date and time is stored in the schedule data memory 51 through the schedule control part 43 (STEP 147).
  • Fig. 16 through Fig. 18 indicate the aforementioned operation on a screen.
  • Fig. 16 shows an input window for inputting schedule data.
  • Fig. 17 shows a window display for inputted schedule data and the content of the schedule previously inputted.
  • Fig. 18 shows the state wherein sorting is effected by depressing a run key, and the new schedule is rearranged by the order of date and time.
  • a schedule format control flag is set to "0" (STEP 151), and the second format of a schedule is displayed (STEP 152). Then following input queuing (STEP 153), whether or not the switching key has been depressed is judged (STEP 154), and if YES, the value of the control flag is checked and if it has the set value of "0", the control flag value is set to "1" (STEP 157), and a schedule third format is displayed (STEP 158) and the process returns to STEP 153.
  • STEP 155 where the value of the control flag is "1" (STEP 159), the control flag value is set to "2" (STEP 160), the schedule fourth format is displayed (STEP 161) and the process returns to STEP 153. Further in STEP 155, where the value of the referred control flag is "2" (STEP 162), the control flag value is set to "0" (STEP 163), the schedule second format is displayed (STEP 164) and the process returns to STEP 153.
  • Fig. 20 indicates the aforementioned operation on a display screen, wherein A, B, C represent the second format, third format and fourth format as they occur each time the switching key has been depressed.
  • the format which can be selected is not necessarily limited to what has been described above, and it may include another schedule input format E, such as an annual even display format D.

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  1. Dispositif de traitement de données à fonction de commande d'emploi du temps, comprenant :
       des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, qui servent à introduire des données d'emploi du temps et diverses instructions et qui sont reliés à une partie de commande principale (41),
       la partie de commande principale (41) commandant, conformément à des programmes préfixés, une partie de commande d'édition de texte (42), une partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43), un partie de commande de répertoire (44) et une partie de commande d'alarme (45),
       des moyens de mise en mémoire (51), qui servent à mettre individuellement en mémoire de multiples données d'emploi du temps et qui sont reliés à la partie de commande principale (41) par l'intermédiaire de la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43),
       des moyens de mise en mémoire de calendrier (58), qui servent à mettre en mémoire des données de calendrier et qui sont reliés à la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43),
       la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43) servant :
    - à lire un calendrier à partir des moyens de mise en mémoire de calendrier (58) lorsqu'elle reçoit des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, une instruction de lecture de calendrier,
    - et à afficher des données d'emploi du temps lues en mémoire et/ou un calendrier,
       la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43) commandant en outre une mémoire de données d'aide-mémoire (52) et des mémoires de données de format (53 à 57) de façon à assurer un affichage dans un format parmi divers formats à l'aide de moyens d'affichage (46),
       caractérisé en ce que
       la partie de commande principale (41) est reliée à une partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63) servant à déplacer un curseur à l'intérieur d'une zone d'affichage des données d'emploi du temps et a donner diverses désignations comprenant une désignation de données d'emploi du temps spécifiques,
       la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63) mettant des positions de curseur en mémoire lorsqu'elle reçoit des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, une désignation correspondant à une indication de zone,
       la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43) comprenant des moyens de recherche qui en font partie et servent à chercher une date correspondant à la date des données d'emploi du temps auxquelles le curseur est positionné dans le calendrier affiché lorsque les données d'emploi du temps et le calendrier sont lus en mémoire à l'aide des moyens d'affichage (46).
  2. Dispositif de traitement de données suivant la revendication 1,
       dans lequel la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63) sert à mettre les positions initiale et finale du curseur en mémoire,
       la partie de commande d'emploi du temps (43) définissant des moyens de désignation de zone servant à désigner les données d'emploi du temps déterminées, de la position initiale à la position finale du curseur, dans la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63), et
       des moyens d'effacement en bloc sont prévus pour effacer collectivement les données d'emploi du temps contenues dans une zone désignée, lorsqu'ils reçoivent des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, une instruction d'effacement.
  3. Dispositif de traitement de données suivant la revendication 1, comprenant en outre :
       des moyens d'examen de format servant à examiner un format de données à la destination à laquelle des données doivent être copiées lorsque la destination de copie est désignée par un déplacement du curseur au moyen de la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63) et
       des moyens de copie servant à copier, à une destination particulière, des données désignées par la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63) après qu'elles aient été corrigées de façon à respecter le format requis par la destination à laquelle les données doivent être copiées, lorsque lesdits moyens de copie reçoivent des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, une instruction de copie.
  4. Dispositif de traitement de données suivant la revendication 1, comprenant en outre :
       des moyens de déplacement servant à déplacer, à une destination désignée par la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63), les données d'emploi du temps désignées par la partie de commande de déplacement de curseur (63), lorsque lesdits moyens de déplacement reçoivent des moyens (40) d'introduction à touches, une instruction de déplacement.
  5. Dispositif de traitement de données suivant l'une des revendications 1 à 4, dans lequel les moyens de mise en mémoire (51) comprennent une mémoire vive servant à mettre en mémoire des données d'emploi du temps réarrangées par ordre de date et d'heure.
  6. Dispositif de traitement de données suivant l'une des revendications 1 à 4, dans lequel les moyens d'affichage (46) comprennent un tube à rayons cathodiques ou un affichage à cristaux liquides et son circuit d'attaque, capable d'afficher de manière sélective un premier format, servant à afficher, sur le même écran, l'emploi du temps du jour auquel le courant est appliqué, y compris les données d'aide-mémoire du jour et le calendrier du mois dont le jour fait partie; un deuxième format, servant à afficher, sur le même écran, le calendrier du mois auquel le courant est appliqué ou dont un autre jour désigné fait partie, et les calendriers des mois précédant et suivant immédiatement le mois, l'emploi du temps de plusieurs jours qui incluent le jour auquel le courant est appliqué ou qui est déterminé d'une autre manière; un troisième format, servant à n'afficher que l'emploi du temps d'un certain jour; un quatrième format, servant à afficher l'emploi du temps mensuel du mois considéré; et un cinquième format servant à afficher l'emploi du temps de douze mois.
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