JP2001109739A - Device and method for information processing and recording medium capable of being read by computer recording information processing program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an information processor which has a support function for creation such as Haiku, Senryu (a Japanese form of short poetry) and Tanka (Japanese verse of thirty-one syllables), a method and a recording medium capable of being read by a computer recording an information processing program. SOLUTION: A user's desired Japanese poetry which is retrieved from at least one between a famous Haiku (Japanese seventeen-syllabled verse) group of a library ROM 43 and a Haiku group written by oneself and is displayed on a display screen 491 is edited while displayed by using information inputted by a user from a keyboard 46, prepared to be Japanese poetry written by oneself and then stored in a Japanese poetry group written by oneself. Then, Japanese poetry satisfying the user can be created simpler than a case when Japanese poetry has to be independently written from the beginning as much as using the existing desired Japanese poetry because information is inputted while desired existing Japanese poetry is displayed and the existing Japanese poetry can be edited into Japanese poetry written by oneself by using the inputted information.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and method, and a computer readable recording medium on which an information processing program is recorded.
When creating poems such as tanka, intellectual production for creation
The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus and method that can be supported by referring to library information or an internal clock, and a computer-readable recording medium that stores an information processing program.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 10-193839 discloses that
In the Kanji study book, display the kanji or haiku that contains the kanji you want to learn on the screen and read it on the rhythm,
A technique for learning kanji is disclosed. This publication does not show any function to support the creation of poetry such as haiku, Kawayanagi, and tanka.

[0003] Also, in "Electronic book version of Hototogisu New Year's Journey" (edited by Teiko Inabata, published by Sanseido) or "Electronic book version of Haiku seasonal dictionary" (edited, published and released by Nikkei Associates), the classical haiku and You can search for seasonal words. However, from the search results,
It doesn't offer the ability to inspire and help you create your own haiku.

[0004]

As described above, in the conventional technique, it is possible to display a haiku / Kawayanagi for the purpose of learning kanji, but a function for supporting the creation of poetry such as a haiku / Kawayanagi / tanka is not provided. Not provided.

It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide an information processing apparatus and method having a function of supporting the creation of poetry such as haiku, Kawayanagi, and tanka, and a computer-readable recording medium on which an information processing program is recorded. That is.

[0006]

An information processing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention has a first storage unit in which a plurality of famous poems are stored in advance, and a first storage unit in which a plurality of self-made poems are stored. A desired poetry from at least one of the second storage unit, the input unit for inputting information, the display unit for displaying various information including the information input from the input unit, and the first and second storage units And a poetry search display means for searching for and displaying the same on the display unit, and editing the desired poetry displayed on the display unit by the poetry search and display means using information input from the input unit to create a self-written poetry song And a creation unit.

According to the information processing apparatus described above, the desired poetry retrieved from at least one of the first storage unit and the second storage unit and displayed on the display unit is edited using information input from the input unit. And is created into a poem of his own. The created self-written poetry is stored in the second storage unit.

[0008] Accordingly, information is input from the input unit while displaying a pre-created famous poetry or a self-made poetry, and the poetry is edited to an arbitrary content while watching the display on the display unit. Because it can be created as a poetry, it is easier to create poetry than to create a poetry from scratch.

[0009] In the above information processing apparatus, the editing and creating means may have a word length editing means for editing the desired poetry for each predetermined word length.

Therefore, the fifth, seventh, fifth key, or fifth,
In a seven, five, seven, seven tone poetry, it can be edited for each predetermined word length of five or seven, and is excellent in operability when creating a poetry.

The information processing apparatus described above retrieves a desired specific word from the third storage unit in which a plurality of specific words used for creating a poem are stored, and displays the retrieved specific word on the display unit. The apparatus may further include a specific word search and display unit, and a poetry creating unit that creates a self-written poetry using the specific word displayed on the display unit by the specific word search and display unit and the information input from the input unit.

Therefore, the poetry creating means creates the original poetry by using the desired specific word and the input information retrieved from the third storage unit in which the plurality of specific words used for creating the poetry are stored. Therefore, the user can obtain a desired specific word from a plurality of specific words used for creating a poetry, and easily create a self-written poetry incorporating the desired specific word while looking at the display on the display unit.

In the above information processing apparatus, the first and second
In each of the storage units, one or more attribute data indicating one or more attributes of the poetry corresponding to each of the famous poetry and each of the own poetry is stored. Then, the search and display means converts the poet having the attribute indicated by the one or more attribute data provided through the input unit into the first poetry.
Alternatively, a search may be made from at least one of the second storage unit and output as a desired poetry.

Therefore, a desired poet having an attribute corresponding to the input attribute data is searched from at least one of the first and second storage units using one or more attribute data provided from the input unit. Is displayed. Therefore, the user can obtain an existing famous poetry or self-written poety to be diverted at the time of creation by simply inputting one or more attribute data via the input unit when creating the poetry, and have the desired content. Poetry can be created easily.

The information processing apparatus described above indicates a timer for measuring the current time and a season specified based on the current time measured by the timer when the created self-made poetry is stored in the second storage unit. Seasonal data setting means for setting data as attribute data of self-written poetry may be further provided.

Therefore, each time a self-written poetry is created, it is stored in the second storage unit in association with the specified season by the seasonal data setting means. Therefore, I write my own poetry,
A user operation of registering the created season while checking it in the second storage unit while associating the season with the season is omitted, and the usability is excellent.

The information processing apparatus described above stores, when storing the created self-written poetry in the second storage unit, data indicating a specific word detected from the self-written poetry as specific word data for setting as attribute data of the self-written poetry A setting unit may be further provided.

Therefore, each time the self-written poetry is created, it is stored in the second storage unit by the specific word data setting means in association with the specific word written therein. Therefore, the user operation of registering the self-written poetry while associating the specific word with the specific word in the second storage unit while checking the specific word inserted is omitted, and the usability is excellent.

In the information processing apparatus described above, when storing the created self-made poetry in the second storage unit, the content data setting for setting the data indicating the content written by the self-made poetry as attribute data of the self-made poetry Means may be further provided.

Therefore, each time the self-written poetry is created, it is stored in the second storage unit by the content data setting means in association with the content indicating the subject written therein. Therefore, the user operation of registering the self-written poetry while checking the written content and associating it with the content in the second storage unit is omitted, and the usability is excellent.

In the above information processing apparatus, one or more attributes include a season written in the poetry, a content written in the poetry, an author of the poetry, a specific word used in the poetry. And at least one of the creation date and time of the poetry may be included.

Accordingly, the desired poetry can be narrowed down by designating one or more attributes described above, and the desired poetry can be searched according to various genres. Hence,
By diverting desired poetry, it is possible to easily create self-made poetry of various genres.

In the above-described information processing apparatus, at least one of the attributes of season, specific word, content, author, and date of creation is provided.
By providing one, the self-written poetry in the second storage unit is stored in a state of being classified based on these attributes. Therefore, the classification and arrangement of self-made poetry can be done at the same time as the creation, and it is easy to use.

An information processing method according to another aspect of the present invention searches for a desired poetry from at least one of a group of famous poetry composed of a plurality of famous poetry and a group of self-made poetry composed of a plurality of self-made poetry created. A poetry search and display step for displaying the desired poetry, and an editing and creating step for editing the desired poetry displayed by the poetry search and display step using the provided information to create a self-made poetry.

A computer-readable recording medium according to still another aspect of the present invention is a medium recording an information processing program for executing the information processing method on a computer. This information processing method includes a poetry search and display step of searching and displaying a desired poetry from at least one of a famous poetry group composed of a plurality of famous poetry songs and a self-made poetry group composed of a plurality of created self-made poetry songs; An editing / creating step of editing the desired poetry displayed by the search / display step using the provided information to create a self-made poetry.

Therefore, according to the information processing method or the information processing program described above, the desired poetry retrieved from at least one of the famous haiku group and the self-made haiku group and displayed on the display unit is edited using the provided information. And is created into a poem of his own. The created self-made poetry is stored in a self-made poetry group.

Therefore, information can be input while displaying a pre-created famous poetry or a desired poetry, which is a self-made poetry, and the content can be edited to any content using the input information. Therefore, it is possible to easily create a poetry with a content that satisfies the user, compared to creating a poetry from the beginning.

[0028]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In this embodiment, a case will be described assuming the creation of a haiku, but the poetry that can be created is not limited to a haiku. In other words, creations related to Kawayanagi or Tanka are also possible. When applied to the creation of a tanka, it is only necessary to extend the configuration of each storage area described later from the configuration of 5 characters + 7 characters + 5 characters at the time of haiku to 5 characters + 7 characters + 5 characters + 7 characters + 7 characters. In addition, as a library of specific words used for creating a poetry, a library of seasonal words (seasonal titles) applied to a haiku is illustrated here, but this is not specified. That is, a library of related words or lyric verses may be prepared according to the type of poetry to be created.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a system configuration of an electronic apparatus applied to an embodiment of the present invention. The electronic device 100 is an information processing device configured to be portable so that a user can perform a creative activity at a place desired by the user. The electronic device 100 in FIG. 1 includes a CPU (abbreviated central processing unit) 40 for centrally managing and controlling the device,
A display RAM (abbreviation for random access memory) 41 connected to the computer 40, a program ROM (abbreviation for read only memory) 42 in which various programs are stored in advance, a library ROM 43, an external storage device 44, a RAM 45,
And communication I / F 47, and program ROM 42
FD (abbreviation of flexible disk) detachably set to a keyboard 46 connected to the external storage device 44
And the like, a display device 49 connected to the display RAM, and a network 50 such as the Internet connected to the communication I / F 47. In addition, CPU
A timer 40 </ b> A is built in 40 to measure the current time, and the display device 49 has a display screen 491.

FIG. 2 shows an example of key arrangement on the keyboard 46 of FIG. In FIG. 2, on the main surface of the housing of the electronic device 100, various keys of the keyboard 46 are provided around the display screen 491 so that the user can operate while viewing the display contents of the display screen 491.

The keyboard 46 includes a cursor key 6 operated to move a cursor displayed on the display screen 491, a search / input key 7 operated to instruct search or input of information, an information or instruction. Key 11 operated to instruct cancellation of the electronic device, and ON / OFF operated to instruct power ON or OFF of the electronic device.
An OFF key 10, a character input key group 5 composed of a plurality of keys operated for character input, a haiku dictionary search key 8 operated for selecting a haiku dictionary search mode described later, a simple haiku twist described later A simple haiku twist key 9 operated to select a mode, an all self-made key 1 operated to select an all-owned mode to be described later, and to select or adopt a display area of desired information on the display screen 491 Area selection keys 3A to 3F to be operated
including. Each of area selection keys 3A to 3F is provided corresponding to each display area of display screen 491 as shown.

The CPU 40 operates according to a program preset in the program ROM 42 which is started in accordance with an instruction of a key operation on the keyboard 46 by the user. The RAM 45 is provided in advance with a plurality of storage areas described below for storing various data. The display device 49 performs a screen display based on the bit information written in the display RAM 41 according to a command from the program in the program ROM 42. RAM45
May be a rewritable storage device such as a flash memory or an EEPROM.

FIG. 3 shows the structure of the internal area of the RAM 45 shown in FIG. In the figure, a RAM 45 has a display buffer 60, an input / employment contents storage buffer 61, a library data search buffer 62, an area 63 for a system other than the above (OS: abbreviation for operating system), an area 64 for user data storage, An empty area 65 is provided. The display buffer 60 includes the display device 4.
9 is a buffer for shaping the display information in FIG.
Since this buffer is not directly related to the description of the present invention, a detailed description is omitted.

The input / employed contents storage buffer 61 is used to temporarily store the input contents when the user inputs a haiku originally created, or temporarily stores the adopted contents when creating a haiku in a simple haiku twist mode described later. Is the buffer used to The library data search buffer 62 is used as a work area when performing a search on the library ROM 43 or when instructing a search for a self-made haiku stored in the user data storage area 64.

The area 63 is an area used on the system side to start and operate the electronic device 100. Since the area 63 has no direct relation to the description of the present invention, its detailed description is omitted.

The user data storage area 64 is an area for storing haiku data created by the user.

Although the respective areas shown in FIG. 3 are described in this order in the figure for explanation, the order does not need to be exactly this order.

FIG. 4 shows an example of the contents of the input / employment contents storage buffer 61 of FIG. The input / adopted content storage buffer 61 includes a mode storage buffer 70, an upper phrase storage buffer 71, a middle phrase storage buffer 72, a lower phrase storage buffer 73, a selected seasonal storage buffer 74, a selected content storage buffer 75, and a selection. It includes a library storage buffer 76 and a search matching haiku storage buffer 77.

The power for the mode storage buffer 70 is turned on.
This buffer is used to store which of the following modes, the self-made mode, the simple haiku twist mode, and the haiku dictionary search mode has been selected. In addition,
Details of each mode will be described later.

The upper phrase storage buffer 71 stores the content selected using the area selection keys 3A and 3D among the upper phrases in the reference haiku obtained from the library search result, or the haiku created and input by the user. This is a buffer for temporarily storing the above phrase.

In the phrase storage buffer 72, the contents selected by the area selection keys 3B and 3E among the phrases in the haiku to be referred to obtained as a result of the search, or the contents created by the user and input. It is a buffer for temporarily storing phrases in a haiku that has been made.

The lower phrase storage buffer 73 stores the phrase selected by the area selection keys 3C and 3F, or the phrase below the haiku created and input by the user, among the phrases under the haiku obtained as a reference as a result of the search. This is a buffer for temporarily storing.

The selection season storage buffer 74 selects any one of selectable new year, spring, summer, autumn and winter when selecting a season to be used as a keyword for searching for a haiku to be referred to. This is a buffer for storing data.

The selection content storage buffer 75 is used to select a content used as a keyword for searching for a haiku to be referred to, that is, selectable time, astronomy, geography, personnel affairs, and religion in selecting the content written in the haiku. , A buffer for temporarily storing which one of an animal and a plant is selected. The classification of these choices is based on the contents of the library of the basic haiku, and is not specified.

When a library to be searched is selected to search for a reference haiku, the selected library storage buffer 76 is used to select a library of a self-made haiku and a library of haiku created by Issa. This is a buffer for temporarily storing which library is selected.

The search matching haiku storage buffer 77 searches the library according to the selection conditions stored in the selected season storage buffer 74 to the selected library storage buffer 76, and as a result, the desired information is stored in any position in the data of the library. This is a buffer for temporarily storing information (pointer) as to whether there is any information.

FIG. 5 shows an example of the contents of the library data search buffer 62 of FIG. In the library data search buffer 62, search start and end data addresses 80 and 81 and a currently searched data address 82 are stored, and a search matching data result address storage area 83 is set.

Search start and end data addresses 80 and 81 are used to store the start and end addresses (pointers) of library data specified in the library based on the user input search conditions described with reference to FIG. It is a buffer.

The currently searched data address 82 is used to store an address corresponding to the data currently searched for in the library data specified based on the search condition of the user input described in FIG. Buffer.

The search match data result address storage area 83 is a field that matches the specified user input search condition.
This is an area for storing an address (pointer) in the library for each of one or more haiku data. More specifically, as shown in the figure, match data 1 address AD1, which is the address of the data of the haiku that matched the first case, match data 2 address AD2, which is the haiku data that matched the second case, and so on. Consisting of matching data n address ADn, which is haiku data matching the eyes. If there is no haiku data that matches the search condition, a null pointer is stored for discrimination.

FIG. 6 shows an example of the detailed contents of the user data storage area 64 of FIG. In the user data storage area 64, the user data is composed of a group of one data in which one haiku is stored. If there are n pieces of data, the first piece of user data D1, the second piece of user data D2, and so on up to the nth piece of user data Dn
Becomes

Each user data Di (i = 1, 2,...,
n) is sorted and stored in the order of the Japanese syllabary of the haiku as its contents. However, the order of the Japanese syllabary is a convenient arrangement order in the present embodiment, and is not particularly limited as long as the data structure allows retrieval of haiku information.

Each user data Di has a data length E1 indicating the size of the user data in bytes, an attribute E2 indicating the season written in the haiku, an attribute E3 indicating the content written in the haiku, and an author. It is composed of an attribute E4, an attribute E5 for indicating the seasonal word used in the haiku, an attribute E6 for indicating the date and time when the haiku was created, the content E7 of the upper phrase, the content E8 of the middle phrase, and the content E9 of the lower phrase.

FIG. 6 shows a detailed example of the classification based on the attribute information which is the characteristic of the haiku. However, if the contents of the haiku can be classified and stored in the same manner, the configuration example shown in FIG. It does not have to be.

FIG. 7 shows a configuration example of the library ROM 43 of FIG. The library ROM 43 stores a library 4 of famous haiku collections previously provided by the electronic device 100.
31 and a keyword table 432 are stored. The haiku collection library 431 is, for example, a Kobayashi Issa phrase collection, and has the same configuration as the configuration of the user data Di of FIG. 6, and is composed of a single data set in which one haiku phrase is stored. Is done. If there are n haiku data, 1
The haiku data V1 for the case, the haiku data V2 for the second case, and similarly the haiku data Vn up to the nth case are included.

Haiku data Vi (i = 1, 2, 3,... N)
Are sorted and stored in the order of the Japanese syllabary of the haiku. However, the order of the Japanese syllabary is a convenient order in the present embodiment, and is not specified as long as it is a data structure in which haiku information can be searched.

The haiku data Vi relates to what the data length F1 indicates the size of the data in bytes, the attribute F2 for storing the season written in the haiku, and what is written in the haiku. Attribute F3 indicating the author, attribute F4 indicating the author, attribute F5 indicating the seasonal word used in the haiku, attribute F6 indicating the date and time of creation, content F7 of the upper phrase, content F8 of the middle phrase, and content F9 of the lower phrase. You.

In this embodiment, a library 4 of haiku collections
Since the haiku of Kobayashi Issa is stored in 31, “Kobayashi Issa” is registered in all the attributes F4.

The keyword table 432 stores the seasons (one of the new year, spring, summer, autumn, and winter) written by the haiku and the contents (time, astronomy, geography, human resources, religion, animals, and plants) written by the haiku. ), And has a structure in which one or more corresponding seasonal words can be selected based on the season and the content. As will be described later, the keyword table 432 is referred to when a haiku created by a user is stored in a memory while being classified, or when a haiku is created using a seasonal word.

FIGS. 8A to 8E show screen display examples when the power is turned on and library search conditions are set in the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 (A)-
(F) shows a screen display example in which a haiku obtained by performing a library search is arranged in a personal style according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 10A to 10G show screen display examples when creating a haiku using a search result of the haiku dictionary in the embodiment of the present invention.

The screen R1 shown in FIG. 8A is the power-on state shown in FIG.
4 is a screen display example when a power ON key of a / OFF key 10 is operated. The greeting displayed on the screen R1 changes according to the current time measured by the timer 40A.

Next, in order to easily create a haiku, when the user presses the simple haiku twist key 9,
This is shown by the screen R2 in FIG. After that, the area selection key 3D is pressed in order to set the season written in the reference haiku as a keyword for searching the library for a haiku (hereinafter referred to as a reference haiku) which is referred to for creating the haiku. The screen after the completion is screen R3 in FIG.
Indicated by In this example, 'spring' is selected and highlighted to indicate that it has been selected.

Further, in order to narrow down the genre of the reference haiku,
An example of a screen in which the area selection key 3E is depressed twice consecutively and the content written in the reference haiku is selected to be “geographic” is shown on a screen R4 in FIG. The display of 'Geography' is highlighted to indicate that it has been selected.

Thereafter, similarly, the area selection key 3F is set to 2
A screen display example in the case where the button is pressed continuously and the Issa haiku library is selected is shown as a screen R5 in FIG.
On the screen R5, the display of “Isaha Haiku” is highlighted.
The selection is indicated.

As described above, the conditions for retrieving the reference haiku from the library can be easily narrowed down, and the retrieval / input key 7 is pressed. Thus, the following search is performed according to the above search conditions.

A display example of the result of searching the library under the setting conditions as described above is shown on a screen R7 in FIG.

On the screen R7, the upper, middle, and lower phrases can be independently combined for all the phrases obtained by the search. The method is to operate the upper phrase left scroll area selection key 3A and the upper phrase right scroll area selection key 3D for the upper phrase, and for the middle phrase, the middle phrase left scroll area selection key 3B and the middle phrase right By operating the scrolling area selection key 3E, and operating the lower phrase left scrolling area selection key 3C and the lower phrase right scrolling area selection key 3F for the lower phrase, the parts of each phrase obtained in advance by the search are retrieved. This is a method of displaying images while sequentially moving them according to the scroll direction of the operated key. According to such a method,
An example of the result of selecting the middle / lower phrase is shown in the screen R of FIG.
Indicated at 8.

Here, a display example in which the correction key 12 is pressed in order to arrange a haiku in a personal style is shown on the screen R in FIG.
9. On the screen R9, the cursor is blinking at "ma" at the beginning of the phrase "round". Next, in order to change “None of the lonely flower” of “In front of the circle of lonely flowers” to “Nine of the lonely flower”, press the down cursor key 6 five times, and 9D is displayed on a screen R10 of FIG. 9D. Screen R
In FIG. 9, since the character input key group 5 is operated to rewrite "no" to "ga", the screen R11 shown in FIG. 9E is displayed. In this example, only one character is changed, but, of course, all the characters of the part that the user wants to rewrite can be changed in the same manner as described above.

Now that the arrangement of the Issa haiku has been completed so that the haiku will be a self-made haiku, the search / input key 7 is pressed and the created haiku is stored in the user data storage area 6.
4 is stored as user data Di. At this time, FIG.
The screen R12 of FIG. 8B is temporarily displayed, and thereafter, the screen R2 of FIG. 8B, which is the initial screen of the simple haiku twist mode.
Is displayed.

Next, an example of key operation and an example of a screen display when a search result of a seasonal word or the like in the keyword table 432 is used for a creative haiku will be described.

First, a power supply startup screen R1 (FIG. 8)
(A)) is displayed, the haiku dictionary search key 8 is depressed, and a screen R15 in FIG. 10A is displayed, and information on search conditions is set.

In this embodiment, the word search function is the same as the dictionary search provided conventionally, so that the description will be omitted, and the case of the seasonal word search will be described here. Screen R
In step 15, the display of the “season” is highlighted by pressing the haiku dictionary search key 8, and the search target dictionary is set to the keyword table 432 which is a seasonal dictionary. Then, the search / input key 7 is depressed and FIG.
The screen R16 of (B) is displayed.

Next, when the area selection key 3E is pressed five times and the area search key 3F is pressed once in order to search for a seasonal word relating to a spring plant, a screen R17 shown in FIG. 10C is displayed.

If the search condition highlighted and selected on the screen R17 is correct, the search / input key 7 is pressed, and the keyword table 432 is searched according to the selected search condition. Fig. 10
(D) is displayed on the screen R18.

On the screen R18, if there are many seasonal word candidates obtained as a result of the search, the area selection key 3B or 3
The selection of seasonal words is performed in reverse order by scrolling by the operation of E, and selection of seasonal words is performed. In this example, since the first candidate “Komei” is selected and highlighted, the area selection keys 3B and 3E are not used.

When screen R18 is displayed, search / input key 7
Is pressed, a screen R19 shown in FIG. 10E is displayed to specify a location where the selected seasonal word is used in the haiku. Here, a case where the selected seasonal word is used in the above phrase is exemplified, and thus the search / input key 7 is pressed as it is, and the screen transits to the screen R20 in FIG.
When the user wants to use the middle or lower phrase, after pressing the area selection key 3E once or twice on the screen R19 and pressing the search / input key 7, the display portion corresponding to the middle or lower phrase on the screen R20 is selected. Is automatically pasted and displayed.

On the screen R20, a character input key group 5 is operated in order to arrange the haiku of one's own haiku, and a screen to which the character "Y" is added is shown on the screen R21 of FIG. 10 (G). In the subsequent operations, a haiku of one's own is created and finally stored in the user data storage area 64. The procedure is the same as that shown on the screens R11 and R12 described above. Is omitted.

The self-made haiku stored in the user data storage area 64 in the above-described procedure is provided with an automatic time stamp based on the creation date and time, which is the current time measured by the timer 40A. And, according to the words included in the haiku, the user data is stored after being automatically categorized as to what it is written about, such as weather, religion, animals, plants, and astronomy. Is stored in the storage area 64.

The stored self-made haiku is then added to a library for reference haiku search from the next time.
As the user gets used to it, a library having a high tendency of his or her own characteristics is created.
It will be aged.

FIG. 11 shows a power ON in the electronic apparatus of FIG.
It is a processing flowchart at the time. First, step S1
In FIG. 1 (simply abbreviated as S1), since the power supply of the electronic device of FIG.
If a key other than N is pressed, the power supply of step S1 is turned off.
The FF state is maintained.

If the ON key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed in step S1, if the time measured by the timer 40A indicates morning, the process proceeds to step S2, and the display screen 4
"Good morning" is displayed on the first line of the line 91, and the process proceeds to step S4. If the clock time indicates afternoon, "Good evening" is displayed on the first line of the display screen 491 in step S3. Is performed, and the process proceeds to step S4.

In step S4, an opening screen (screen R1 in FIG. 8A) is displayed on the second and subsequent lines of the display screen, and a key receiving process is performed.

In the key receiving process, the ON / OFF key 1
If the OFF key of "0" is pressed, the process goes to step S1 to turn off the power. If the all self-made keys 1 are pressed, the mode storage buffer 70 is stored in the mode storage buffer 70 in step S5, and the haiku is played. It transits to the mode to input all manually. The mode for manually inputting a haiku is to create a haiku in a personal style while performing key input using the character input keys 5 and the like, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

If the simple haiku twist key 9 is depressed, the process proceeds to step S6, where the mode storage buffer 70
Then, it is stored that the mode is the simple haiku twist mode, and the mode transits to the simple haiku twist mode.

When the haiku dictionary search key 8 is pressed,
In step S7, the haiku dictionary search mode is stored in the mode storage buffer 70, and the mode transits to the haiku dictionary search mode.

FIGS. 12 to 17 show processing flowcharts in the simple haiku twist mode. FIGS. 18 to 20 show processing flowcharts in the haiku dictionary search mode.

Here, the processing of the simple haiku twist mode will be described with reference to FIGS.

In the case where the screen R2 of FIG. 8B is displayed, in step S11, a key is first received, and the area selection key 3A or 3D is pressed to select the season written in the reference haiku. If the area selection key 3A, which is the left scroll key, is pressed, the process proceeds to step S12. If the season is other than the new year, the highlighted portion for season selection is moved to the left, and the step S12 is performed.
Return to 11. Area selection key 3 as right scroll key
If D is pressed, the process proceeds to step S15. If the season is other than winter, the inverted display of the season selection is moved to the right, and the process returns to step S1.

Also, of the area selection keys 3B or 3E, to select the contents written in the reference haiku,
If the area selection key 3B, which is the left scroll key, has been pressed, the process proceeds to step S13, and if the content is a selection other than "temporary", the reverse display portion for content selection is moved to the left. Here, if the highlighted portion is the left end of the screen, the entire candidate is scrolled to the right. After the step S13 ends, the process returns to the step S11. If the area selection key 3E, which is the right scroll key, has been pressed, step S16 is performed.
If the content is a selection other than 'plant', which is the rightmost option, the reverse display portion of the content selection is moved to the right, and the process returns to step S11. Here, if the highlighted portion is the right edge of the screen, the entire candidate is scrolled left.

If the area selection key 3C, which is the left scroll key, of the area selection keys 3C or 3F is pressed to select the haiku library of the writer to be used as the reference haiku, the process proceeds to step S14, and the Issa haiku library And if it is a selection other than your own haiku library, move the reverse display part for the author library selection to the left and step S1
Return to 1. Area selection key 3F as right scroll key
If is pressed, the process proceeds to step S17, and if it is a selection other than the Issa library, the reverse display portion for library selection is moved to the right, and the process returns to step S11.

When the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. Search / Enter key 7
If is pressed, the process proceeds to step S18. If a key other than the above is pressed in step S11, the process is not performed as an invalid key.

In step S18, the selected season is displayed in reverse in the selected season storage buffer 74, and is stored.
The selected contents storage buffer 75 stores the contents selected and displayed in reverse video, and the selected library storage buffer 7.
6 stores information indicating the library of the creator selected in reverse video, and the search matching data result address storage area 84 is cleared. For example, FIG.
In the screen R5, the content of the selected season storage buffer 74 is set to "New Year", the content of the selected content storage buffer 75 is set to "time", and the content of the selected library storage buffer 76 is set to "Isa".

Here, the selected library storage buffer 7
It is determined whether or not the character “6” includes characters of “homemade”. If the character is included, the process proceeds to step S19; otherwise, the process proceeds to step S23A described later.

In step S19, a search is performed on the self-made library selected as the library, that is, the user data storage area 64. First, the head address of the user data storage area 64 is substituted for the search start data address 80, and the search end data address 8
1 is substituted for the end address of the user data storage area 64, and the retrieval start data address 80 is substituted for the currently searched data address 82, thus preparing for retrieval.

Next, the flow shifts to step S20, where the user data Di indicated by the currently searched data address 82 is stored in the buffer 74 for storing the selected season and the buffer 75 for storing the selected contents.
It is checked whether or not the conditions set in step S23 match. If the conditions match, the process proceeds to step S21 in FIG. 13, and if not, the process proceeds to step S22, where steps S23 and S23 are performed.
A is used to determine the condition for terminating the search. The details of the process in step S20 will be described later with reference to FIG.

In step S21 in FIG. 13, since the user data Di matching the search condition can be searched in the user data storage area 64, the search matching data result address storage area 83 is stored in the search match data result address storage area 83. The value (address) is additionally stored. The search match data result address storage area 83 is a buffer of an append entry method, and all addresses that match the condition of step S20 as a result of the search can be additionally written and stored.

Next, the process proceeds to step S22, in which the currently searched data address 82 is added to the value of the currently searched data address 82 so as to indicate the next user data Di. The data length E1 of Di is added and updated.

Thereafter, in step S23, the currently searched data address 82 and the searched end data address 81
To determine whether or not the end of the user data Di to be searched, that is, the user data Dn has been reached. If not, the process returns to step S20 to continue the search. If the end has been reached, the process proceeds to step S23A.

In step S23A, it is determined whether or not the selected library storage buffer 76 contains the character "Isa", and if it is, the flow proceeds to step S24.
Otherwise, the process moves to step S28A.

In step S24, the library ROM 4
A search is performed for No. 3. First, the start address of the haiku collection library 431 of the library ROM 43 is substituted for the search start data address 80, and the end address of the haiku collection library 431 of the library ROM 43 is substituted for the search end data address 81. The search start data address 80 is substituted for the data address 82 to prepare for the search.

Then, the flow advances to step S25 to check whether the haiku data Vi indicated by the currently searched data address 82 matches the conditions of the selected seasonal storage buffer 74 and the selected content storage buffer 75, and if they match, the process proceeds to step S25. The process proceeds to S26, and if they do not match, the process proceeds to step S27 to determine the search end condition. Step S25
This process will be described later with reference to FIG.

In step S26, the haiku data Vi that matches the search conditions has been searched, so that the value (address) of the currently searched data address 82 is additionally stored in the search matched data result address storage area 83. Is done. The search match data result address storage area 83 is a buffer of the append entry method as described above, and all the search match results can be additionally stored. At this time, if the contents of the selected library storage buffer 76 are “homebrew” and “issa”, the search result of the user data storage area 64, which is the library of the homemade haiku, is stored in the search match data result address storage area. 83
The search result of the library 431 of the haiku collection of Issa haiku is additionally stored in the area 83.

Then, the process proceeds to a step S27, at which the currently searched data address 82 is processed in the same manner as the above-mentioned step S22 so as to indicate the next haiku data Vi.

Thereafter, in step S28, the currently searched data address 82 and the search end data address 81 are compared to determine whether or not the end of the haiku data Vi to be searched has been reached. If it has not reached the end, the process returns to step S15 and the search is continued.

If the end has been reached, the flow shifts to step S28A, and it is determined whether or not the contents of the search matching data result address storage area 83 are empty. If it is empty, it means that the user data Di or the haiku data Vi that matches the search condition has not been registered in the library, and in step S29B, it is temporarily displayed on the screen that the corresponding reference haiku is not registered in the specified library. The display is shifted to the process of displaying the initial screen of the current mode (the mode stored in the mode storage buffer 70).

On the other hand, if the search matching data result address storage area 83 is not empty, the flow shifts to step S29A, and the user data Di or the haiku data Vi that matches the search conditions stored in the area 83 is sequentially searched. To the search match haiku storage buffer 77. This is a process for calling the actual data (haiku) to the search matching haiku storage buffer 77 for display since only the address is stored in the search matching data result address storage area 83. .

Then, a screen R7 of FIG. 9A is displayed. On the screen R7, the data of the first haiku among the haikus called and stored in the search matching haiku storage buffer 77 is displayed.

Then, the process proceeds to step S30, in which a plurality of haikus obtained by the search are recombined for each part by displaying the upper phrase, the middle phrase and the lower phrase of the plurality of haikus in order by each part. Area selection key 3A
Key input of ~ 3D operation is accepted.

When the area selection key 3A, which is the left scroll key, of the area selection keys 3A and 3D for selecting the upper phrase is pressed, the flow shifts to step S31 in FIG. (If there are remaining candidates on the left side), scroll to the left to display forward and return to step S30. If the area selection key 3D, which is the right scroll key, is pressed, the process proceeds to step S34 in FIG. 14, and if possible, the phrase above the plurality of haikus is scrolled rightward (if there are candidates on the right side) and displayed sequentially. The process returns to step S30. Note that in these processes, the middle and lower phrases are not recombined.

Similarly, in steps S32 and S35, the phrases in the plurality of haikus are sequentially displayed and selected in the same manner as the above phrases by using the area selection keys 3B and 3E for selecting the phrase in the middle. Note that this process does not shuffle the upper and lower phrases.

Similarly, in steps S33 and S36, the phrases below the plurality of haikus are sequentially displayed and selected in the same manner as the upper phrase or the middle phrase, using the area selection keys 3C and 3F for selecting the lower phrase. In this process,
Note that the phrases above and inside are not recombined.

In step S40, when the search / input key 7 is depressed, the flow shifts to step S40 described below to record the selected haiku.

If the correction key 12 is depressed in step S30, the process shifts to step S37 to correct the selected haiku.

At step S30, the ON / OFF key 10
When the OFF key is pressed, the power is turned off.

In step S37, the mode is shifted to the editing mode for combining the haiku currently being displayed, and the cursor key for rewriting the character at the head of the currently displayed haiku blinks.

Next, the flow advances to step S38 for key reception, and key reception is performed. If the character input key group 35 has been pressed, the process proceeds to step S39, where the pressed character is input.

In the present embodiment, the character input key group 5 is provided with the following keys: A, C, S, T, N,... Is input and the "A" key is pressed again, "I"
"E"->"O"->"A" ... If you want to enter "Oh", enter "Oh",
After moving the cursor with the down cursor key, press the "A" key. As for the details of the character input processing, those widely applied to general electronic devices on the market are adopted, and the detailed description thereof is omitted here.

If the up and down cursor keys 6 have been pressed, the flow shifts to step S43 in FIG. 15, and if the upper cursor key has been pressed, other than when the cursor blinks at the beginning,
Move the cursor up by one character. If the down cursor is pressed, the cursor is moved down by one character except when the cursor is blinking at the end, and the process returns to step S38.

When the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. When the search / input key 7 is pressed, the flow shifts to step S40.

If it is determined in step S38 that a key other than those described above has been pressed, the process is not performed as an invalid key.

In step S40, the input / employment content storage buffer 6 which is a buffer for editing the current haiku
The haiku recorded in No. 1 is added with various information such as the current year, month, day, hour, minute, and attribute counted by the timer 40A, and stored in the user data storage area 64 as a newly created haiku. Is done. Details of the processing in step S40 will be described later with reference to FIG.

As described above, one or more haikus that meet the desired conditions are searched from the self-made and past masterpiece libraries (Kobayashi Issa's haiku library), and they are recombined for each part.
This is a simple haiku twist mode that arranges your own haiku and stores it in the library again.

FIG. 16 shows the details of the subroutine processing for comparing steps S20 and S25.

First, in step S44, the contents of the selected season storage buffer 74 storing search conditions and the selected content storage buffer 75 are linked. Next, in step S45, it is checked whether the seasonal word corresponding to the word obtained as a result of the concatenation is included in the haiku data indicated by the currently searched data address 82.

As a check method, for example, if the content of the selected season storage buffer 74 is “spring” and the content of the selected content storage buffer 75 is “plant”, refer to the keyword table 432 in FIG. As can be seen, it can be seen that the corresponding seasonal words "plum, red plum, bon plum ..." exist, so it is compared whether or not these seasonal words exist in the haiku indicated by the currently searched data address 82. Will be investigated. Then, as a comparison result of step S45,
If the corresponding seasonal word is included in the haiku specified by the currently searched data address 82, the subroutine processing ends with "match" as a return value. On the other hand, if the keyword is not included in the haiku indicated by the currently searched data address 82, "not matched" is returned as a return value, and the subroutine processing ends.

FIG. 17 shows the details of the automatic classification process when the haiku created in step S40 of FIG. 14 is stored as user data Di in the user data storage area 64. In FIG. 17, first, in step S51,
In, the date is obtained based on the time information measured by the timer 40A.

Next, in steps S52 to S56,
It is determined whether the acquired date is a content corresponding to the new year, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, and data indicating a season corresponding to the determined content is an attribute of the user data Di to be stored. Set to E2.

In step S57, the contents of the keyword table 432 shown in FIG. 7 are compared with the contents written in the haiku of the user data Di to be stored, and the contents (seasonal, astronomical, Geography, personnel affairs, religion, animals and plants) is set as the attribute E3.

If a seasonal word of a different season is included, or if the date indicated by the timer 40A is different from the season indicated by the contents, a warning message is displayed on the screen and the state before pressing the input key is restored. Return. In addition, if a plurality of contents match and all the seasons are the same, the plurality of contents are attribute E
Set to 3.

Further, the matching keyword (season word) is set to the attribute E5. For example, if "Firefly" (summer animal) and "Uhana" (summer plant) are included in the haiku, the attribute E3 is "animal, plant" and the attribute E5 is "firefly, unhana".
Is set.

Next, the flow shifts to step S58, where the attribute E4
, The name of the owner of the electronic device 100 of FIG. 1 which is the writer of the haiku is set. If the information specifying the owner is not registered in the electronic device 100, an operation of registering the creator name after pressing an input key may be performed.

Finally, in step S59, the attributes E2 to E5 set in the above-described procedure and the attribute E1 indicating the data length are added to the haiku data in the input / employment contents storage buffer 61. The contents of the / employment contents storage buffer 61 are additionally registered in the user data storage area 64.

Next, the processing in the haiku dictionary search mode will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, simple search and pasting of seasonal words and utilization of pasting to haiku are realized.

In step S61, a key is received first. When the area selection key 3A, which is the left scroll key, of the area selection keys 3A and 3D for selecting a word / season is pressed, the process proceeds to step S62, where the inverted display portion is designated as "season" and the process proceeds to step S61. Return. If the area selection key 3D, which is the right scroll key, has been pressed, the flow shifts to step S63, the inverted display portion is designated as "word", and the flow returns to step S61. ON /
When the OFF key of the OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off.
FF.

When the search / input key 7 is pressed,
If 'word' is selected, the mode transits to a mode for searching a dictionary of words related to haiku. Since the word dictionary search mode is not directly related to the present embodiment, the description is omitted. If "season" is selected, step S64
Move to

At step S64, a key is accepted, and if one of the area selection keys 3B and 3E for selecting a season, the area selection key 3B, which is a left scroll key, is pressed, the flow shifts to step S65, and the season is changed to ' New Year's
If the selection is other than the above, the inverted display portion for season selection is moved to the left, and the process returns to step S64. If the area selection key 3E, which is the right scroll key, is pressed, the process proceeds to step S
The process proceeds to 67, and if the season is other than 'winter', the highlighted portion for season selection is moved to the right, and step S6 is performed.
Return to 4.

If the area selection key 3C, which is the left scroll key, is pressed out of the area selection keys 3C and 3F for selecting the content written in the haiku, the process proceeds to step S66, where the haiku is written. If the content is a selection other than "temporary", the highlighted portion for selecting the content is moved to the left. Here, if the highlighted portion is the left end of the screen, the entire candidate is scrolled to the right. After the step S66 ends, the process returns to the step S64. When the area selection key 3F, which is the right scroll key, is pressed,
Proceeding to step S68, if the content is a selection other than "plant", which is the rightmost option, the reverse display portion for content selection is moved to the right, and the process returns to step S64. Here, if the highlighted portion is the right edge of the screen, the entire candidate is scrolled left.

When the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. If the search / input key 7 is pressed, the flow shifts to step S69 in FIG.

In step S69, the selected content is displayed in the selected content storage buffer 75 in reverse video, and the selected season is stored in the selected season storage buffer 74 in reverse video. The storage area 83 is cleared. For example, in the screen R17 in FIG. 10C, “spring” is set in the selected season storage buffer 74, and “plant” is set in the selection content storage buffer 75.

Next, in step S70, a seasonal word that matches the setting contents of the selected seasonal storage buffer 74 and the set contents of the selected content storage buffer 75 is called from the keyword table 432 to the search matching haiku storage buffer 77. Is done. For example, assuming that the content of the selection shown on the screen R17 in FIG. 10C is set, the seasonal word of “plum, red plum, bon plum” is called from the keyword table 432 in FIG. Is done.

Then, a screen R18 shown in FIG. 10D is displayed. At the left end of the screen R18, the head data of the search haiku storage buffer 77 is displayed. Next, step S76
Then, a desired seasonal word is selected while one or more seasonal words obtained by the search are sequentially displayed by scrolling.

First, in step S76, if the area selection key 3B, which is the left scroll key, of the area selection keys 3B and 3E for selecting a seasonal word is pressed, the flow shifts to step S77, and the search is obtained. If one or more seasonal words are possible (if any candidates remain on the left side), the scrolling is performed by scrolling to the left, and step S76 is performed.
Return to If the area selection key 3E, which is the right scroll key, is pressed, the process proceeds to step S78, and if one or more seasonal words obtained by the search are possible (if there are candidates remaining on the right side), it is forwarded by right scroll. Then, the process returns to step S76.

When the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. If the search / input key 7 has been pressed in step S76, the process proceeds to step S79.

In step S79, the search matching haiku storage buffer 77 is cleared, and the keyword (season) which is selected by the above-described scroll operation and is currently displayed in reverse video is displayed.
Is written and stored in the buffer 77.

Next, the flow shifts to the step S80, as shown in FIG.
The screen R19 of (E) (upper phrase, middle phrase, lower phrase selection screen) is displayed, and the flow shifts to step S81.

In step S81, a key input is accepted, and one of the area selection keys 3B and 3E is used to select which part of the upper, middle, and lower phrases of the haiku to be created from now on. Operated. If the area selection key 3B, which is the left scroll key, is pressed among these keys, the process proceeds to step S82, and if a phrase other than "upper phrase" is selected, the highlighted portion for phrase selection is shifted to the left. Move to step S8
Return to 1. Area selection key 3E as right scroll key
Is pressed, the process proceeds to step S83, and the "lower phrase"
If anything other than is selected, the highlighted portion for phrase selection is moved to the right, and the process returns to step S81.

If the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. If the search / input key 7 is depressed, the process moves to step S84 in FIG. 20, and the seasonal word in the search matching haiku storage buffer 77 is written (pasted) into the input / employment content storage buffer 61 and stored. That is, in the screen R19, if the phrase “upper” is highlighted and selected, the phrase in the buffer 61 is displayed in the area of the phrase above the buffer 61. , 'Lower phrase' is highlighted and selected and written in the phrase area below buffer 61, respectively.

Then, the mode shifts to a character input mode for creating a haiku, and a rewriting cursor blinks at the end of the selected phrase among the upper / middle / lower phrases (FIG. 10 (F)). Screen R20).

Then, the flow shifts to step S85, where a key input is accepted. When the character input key group 5 is pressed,
In step S86, the character corresponding to the pressed key is written into the input / employment contents storage buffer 61.

When the up / down cursor key 6 is pressed,
In step S88, if the upper cursor is pressed, the cursor is moved up by one character except when the cursor is blinking at the beginning, and if the lower cursor is pressed, the cursor is moved down by one character except when the cursor is blinking at the end. And the process returns to step S85.

If the OFF key of the ON / OFF key 10 is pressed, the power is turned off. If the search / input key 7 is pressed, the flow advances to step S87. In step S85, if a key other than the above is pressed, the process is not performed as an invalid key.

In step S87, the current date, hour, minute, and various types of attribute information, which are measured by the timer 40A, are added to the haiku currently created and recorded in the input / employment contents storage buffer 61. The user data Di of the newly created haiku is additionally stored in the user data storage area 64. Details of the processing in step S87 are as described with reference to FIG.

As described above, the keyword table 432
From the library of seasonal words, you can easily search for the desired seasonal word, paste the seasonal word obtained by the search into the desired part of your own haiku, edit it as desired, and finally edit it with your own haiku. The user data Di can be stored in the user data storage area 64.

The electronic device 100 of FIG. 1 described above is realized by a program for causing the above-described series of processes to function. This program is stored in a computer-readable recording medium. In the present embodiment, the program ROM 42 in FIG. 1 itself may be employed as the recording medium, or an external storage device 44 functioning as a program reading device is provided, and the recording medium 48 can be read by inserting the recording medium 48 therein. It may be a program medium.
In any case, the stored program may be configured to be accessed and executed by the CPU 40, or in any case, the program may be read from the program medium and the read program may be stored in a predetermined format of the electronic device 100. Program storage area, for example, CP
The program may be loaded into a storage area (not shown) in the U 40 and the program may be executed by the CPU 40. It is assumed that the loading program is stored in the electronic device 100 in FIG. 1 in advance.

Here, the above-described program medium is a recording medium that is configured to be separable from the main body. For example, tapes such as magnetic tapes and cassette tapes, magnetic disks such as flexible disks and hard disks, and CDs
-Disk system such as optical disk such as ROM / MO / MD / DVD, card system such as IC card (including memory card) / optical card, or mask ROM, EPRO
It may be a medium that fixedly holds a program including a semiconductor memory such as an M, an EEPROM, a flash ROM, or the like.

Also, since the electronic device 100 shown in FIG. 1 employs a configuration connectable to a network 50 such as the Internet, the electronic device 100 is a medium that carries a program in a fluid manner so that the program can be downloaded from the network 50. You may. Note that the network 5
When the program is downloaded from 0, the download program may be stored in the main body of the electronic device 100 in advance, or may be installed in the electronic device 100 in advance from another recording medium.

The contents stored on the recording medium are not limited to programs, but may be data.

The embodiments disclosed this time are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

[0159]

According to the information processing apparatus and method according to the present invention and the information processing program recorded on the recording medium, the information is retrieved from at least one of the famous haiku group and the self-made haiku group and displayed on the display unit. The desired poetry is edited using the information provided and is created into a self-made poetry. The created self-made poetry is stored in a self-made poetry group.

Therefore, information can be input from the input section while displaying a desired poetry, that is, a famous poetry or a self-made poetry created in advance, edited into an arbitrary content, and finally created as a self-made poetry. Poetry that satisfies the user can be easily created by diverting existing desired poetry, compared to creating poetry independently from the beginning.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a system configuration of an electronic device applied to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a key arrangement in the keyboard of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an internal area of a RAM of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of contents of an input / employment contents storage buffer of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of a library data search buffer in FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the detailed contents of a user data storage area in FIG. 3;

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a library ROM of FIG. 1;

FIGS. 8A to 8E are diagrams showing examples of screen display when the power is turned on and library search conditions are set in the embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 9A to 9F are diagrams showing screen display examples in a case where a haiku obtained by searching a library is arranged in a personal style according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 10A to 10G are diagrams showing screen display examples when a haiku is created using a search result of a haiku dictionary in the embodiment of the present invention.

11 is a processing flowchart when the power of the electronic device of FIG. 1 is turned on.

FIG. 12 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a processing flowchart of a simple haiku twist mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a processing flowchart of a haiku dictionary search mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a processing flowchart of a haiku dictionary search mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a processing flowchart of a haiku dictionary search mode according to the embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

40 CPU, 40A timer, 42 program RO
M, 43 Library ROM, 44 External storage device, 4
6 keyboard, 48 recording medium, 49 display device, 5
0 network, 61 input / employment contents storage buffer, 62 library data search buffer, 64 user data storage area, 431 haiku collection library, 432 keyword table, 491 display screen,
Di user data, Vi haiku data, E1, F1
Data length, E2, F2 attribute (season), E3, F3 attribute (content), E4, F4 attribute (author name), E5, F5
Attributes (use seasonal words), E6, F6 attributes (creation date and time),
The contents of the phrase above E7, F7, the contents of the phrase in E8, F8, and the contents of the phrase below E9, F9. In the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate the same or corresponding parts.

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. a first storage unit in which a plurality of famous poetry songs are stored in advance; a second storage unit in which a plurality of created self-made poetry songs are stored; an input unit for inputting information; A display unit for displaying various information including information input from the unit; and a poetry search display means for searching for the desired poetry from at least one of the first and second storage units and displaying the desired poetry on the display unit. And editing editing means for editing the desired poetry displayed on the display unit by the poetry search and display means using the information input from the input unit to create the self-written poetry. Processing equipment. 2. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the editing and creating unit includes a word length-by-word length editing unit that edits the desired poetry for each predetermined word length. 3. A third storage unit in which a plurality of specific words used for creating the poetry are stored; and a search for the desired specific word from the third storage unit,
A specific word search display unit displayed on the display unit; and the self-written poetry song is created using the specific word displayed on the display unit by the specific word search display unit and information input from the input unit. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a poetry creating unit. 4. In each of the first and second storage units, one or more attributes indicating one or more attributes of the poet corresponding to each of the famous poet and each of the self-written poems. Data is stored, and the poetry search and display means stores the poetry having the attribute indicated by the one or more attribute data provided via the input unit, at least in the first and second storage units. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the information is retrieved from one of them and output as the desired poetry. 5. A timer for measuring a current time, and indicating the season specified based on the current time measured by the timer when the created self-written poetry is stored in the second storage unit. The information processing apparatus according to claim 4, further comprising: seasonal data setting means for setting data as the attribute data of the self-written poetry. 6. A specific word for setting the data indicating the specific word detected from the self-written poetry as the attribute data of the self-written poetry when storing the created self-written poetry in the second storage unit. Further comprising data setting means,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 4. 7. A content data setting for, when storing the created self-written poetry in the second storage unit, setting data indicating the content written by the self-written poetry as the attribute data of the self-written poetry. The information processing apparatus according to claim 4, further comprising a unit. 8. A poetry search and display step of retrieving and displaying a desired poetry from at least one of a group of famous poetry composed of a plurality of famous poetry and a group of self-written poetry composed of a plurality of created self-made poetry; An editing and creating step of editing the desired poetry displayed by the search and display step using information provided to create the self-made poetry. 9. A computer-readable recording medium storing an information processing program for executing the information processing method on a computer, the information processing method comprising: a famous poetry group including a plurality of famous poetry songs; A poetry search and display step of searching for and displaying a desired poetry from at least one of a group of self-made poetry composed of a plurality of self-made poetry songs; and the desired poetry displayed by the poetry search and display step, using information provided. A computer-readable recording medium recording an information processing program, comprising: an editing step of editing to create a self-written poetry.