JP2016039870A - Score management program and score management device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable the number of strokes for a plurality of players to be input through a small number of operations.SOLUTION: A score management program for a user playing golf to manage his score is provided. The program causes a computer to function as display means for, with a specified number of strokes configured for each hole as a reference numerical value, displaying in one screen a series of numerical values in a predetermined range including the reference numerical value for the plurality of users, and registration means for registering a numerical value selected by the user from among the series of numerical values as the number of strokes.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a score management program and a score management apparatus.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when playing golf, many applications that can input the score of each hole while actually going around the golf course are provided.

  Non-Patent Document 1 discloses a technique related to an application that allows a player to input scores of a plurality of players who round around a golf course.

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  However, for example, in the conventional technique such as Non-Patent Document 1, it is necessary to open a dial-type score input screen for each player and input a score, and it takes time to input scores of a plurality of players. It was.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to enable a plurality of players to input the number of strokes with a small number of operations.

  The score management program according to the present invention includes a score management program for a user who plays golf on a golf course including a plurality of holes to manage scores. This score management program uses a specified number of strokes set for each hole of a computer as a reference numerical value, a display means for displaying a series of numerical values in a predetermined range including the reference numerical value for a plurality of users on one screen, a series of numerical values It is possible to include a device that functions as a registration unit that registers a numerical value selected by the user as a stroke number.

  Further, the program of the present invention can be installed or loaded on a computer by downloading it through various recording media such as an optical disk such as a CD-ROM, a magnetic disk, and a semiconductor memory, or via a communication network. .

  Further, in this specification and the like, the “unit” does not simply mean a physical configuration, but also includes a case where the functions of the configuration are realized by software. In addition, functions of one configuration may be realized by two or more physical configurations, or functions of two or more configurations may be realized by one physical configuration.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to input the number of hits of a plurality of players with a small number of operations.

It is a figure which illustrates the structure of the score management system containing the score management apparatus (terminal device) in embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the score input screen in embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of the score input screen in embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart for demonstrating an example of the installation process of the score management application in embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart for demonstrating an example of the score input process of the score management application in embodiment of this invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a score management program and a score management device according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the embodiment described below is merely an example, and there is no intention to exclude various modifications and technical applications that are not explicitly described below. That is, the present invention can be implemented with various modifications without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  First, the configuration of a score management system including a score management device will be described with reference to FIG. A score management system 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a terminal device 20 as a score management device and a score management server 10 as an information processing device.

  The terminal device 20 and the score management server 10 are configured to be communicable via a communication network. This communication network is configured by a wireless network or a wired network. Examples of communication networks include mobile phone networks, PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) networks, wireless LAN (Local Area Network), 3G (3rd Generation), LTE (Long Term Evolution), 4G (4th Generation), WiMax. (Registered Trademark), infrared communication, Bluetooth (Registered Trademark), wired LAN, telephone line, power line network, IEEE 1394, and other networks.

  The terminal device 20 is, for example, a computer such as a smartphone, a tablet PC (Personal Computer), a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or a mobile phone. The terminal device 20 downloads and installs a score management application (score management program) from an application software (hereinafter referred to as “application”) server (not shown). The score management application may be free or paid.

  In addition, although this embodiment demonstrates the case where general purpose terminals, such as a smart phone which downloads and installs a score management application, are used as a score management apparatus (terminal device 20), score management is carried out for the exclusive terminal incorporating the score management program. The present invention can also be applied when used as an apparatus.

  The score management server 10 is a server computer, and as shown in FIG. 1, a control unit 110 including a CPU (not shown) and a memory (not shown), a communication unit 140 for connecting to the network 300, and a score An input unit 120 that receives an operation from an administrator of the management server 10 and a storage unit 130 that stores an application to be distributed, information necessary for the operation of the application, and the like.

  The storage unit 130 preferably records a hall information table and a user information table as information necessary for the operation of the application. In the hole information table, a prescribed number of hits (hereinafter, the prescribed number of shots is also referred to as par) is stored in association with each of a plurality of holes included in the golf course. In the user information table, the user ID, the terminal ID of the terminal device used by the user, and the score information of each hole of the user are recorded in association with each other. The user ID and the terminal ID are preferably acquired by the score management server 10 when an application is installed in the terminal device 20.

  The score management server 10 includes a distribution unit 111 as a functional unit in the control unit 110. When receiving a download request from the terminal device 20, the score management server 10 authenticates the request source and distributes an appropriate application from the distribution unit 111. It is desirable.

  The terminal device 20 illustrated in FIG. 1 includes a main control unit 210, an input unit 220, a storage unit 230, a communication unit 240, and a display unit 250.

The main control unit 210 includes an arithmetic processing unit 211 such as a CPU and an MPU, and a memory (not shown)
It has. The arithmetic processing unit 211 operates various functional units by executing a program recorded in a memory (not shown) based on various inputs. This program may be stored in an external memory such as microSD, or distributed via the network 300 and installed in the terminal device 20. The memory (not shown) stores data required for processing by the system of the terminal device 20 such as an OS (Operating System).

  The input unit 220 refers to buttons, a touch panel, a mouse, a keyboard, and the like, and is configured to accept an operation from a user.

  The storage unit 230 is configured by a storage medium such as a RAM, and stores data related to applications downloaded by the user, image files, audio files, and the like. The storage unit 230 is not limited to being built in the terminal device 20, and may be an external memory such as a microSD, for example.

  The communication unit 240 is for connecting the terminal device 20 to the network 300, and the display unit 250 is a liquid crystal screen that displays an image on the terminal device 20.

  By installing a score management application in the arithmetic processing unit 211, it becomes possible to function as a display control unit 2111, a registration unit 2112, a lock unit 2113, and a score prediction unit 2114.

  The display control unit 2111 performs control so that a predetermined number of hits set for each hole is set as a reference value, and a series of values in a predetermined range including the reference value are displayed on one screen for a plurality of users. The user can input his / her number of strokes as a score on the score input screen which is the one screen displayed. The prescribed number of hits is preferably set in advance for each hole and stored in the storage unit 130 of the score management server 10. The display control unit 2111 can use the specified number of strokes received from the score management server 10 as a reference numerical value.

  The display control unit 2111 determines a range of numerical values to be displayed on the display unit 250 based on the reference numerical values. For example, the display control unit 2111 can display a numerical value corresponding to triple bogie from birdie on the display unit 250 using the par number which is the specified number of strokes as a reference numerical value.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a score input screen displayed on the display unit 250 by the display control unit 2111. The score input screen of FIG. 2 includes the hole number display field A1, the score input fields S1 to S4 (S1a to S1d together S1, S2a to S2d together S2, S3a to S3d together S3, S4a to S4d S4), a minus button B1 (B1a to B1d is also referred to as B1), and a plus button B2 (B2a to B2d is also referred to as B2) are displayed. In the area shown in area A2 of the score input screen, a score input field for the number of strokes corresponding to the reference numerical value is displayed. In the example of FIG. 2, a score input field S2 is displayed in the area A2.

  In the example of FIG. 2, the hole number display column A1 displays the seventh hole as the number of holes for which a score is to be input. Further, “5”, which is the prescribed number of batting for the seventh hole, is also displayed in the hole number display column A1. In the example of FIG. 2, since the specified number of strokes is a reference numerical value, “5” which is the specified number of strokes is displayed in the score input field S2. In this example, “4” corresponding to the birdie is displayed in the score input field S1, “6” corresponding to the bogie is displayed in the score input field S3, and “7” corresponding to the double bogie is displayed in the score input field S4. Yes. Moreover, it is desirable that the number of lines in the score input fields S1 to S4 displayed on the score input screen is the number of users included in the group that rounds the golf course. For example, one to four people may be displayed according to the number of people who round.

  The display control unit 2111 may display a selection unit that selects a numerical value that is not included in the predetermined range and is adjacent to the boundary value of the predetermined range on the score input screen. In the example of FIG. 2, a minus button B1 and a plus button B2 are displayed as selection means. For example, when the number of strokes corresponding to double bogey is displayed from the birdie on the score input screen, when the minus button B1c is selected, the number of strokes of the eagle adjacent to the birdie is selected. At this time, as shown in FIG. 3, the score input screen displays the number of hits corresponding to Eagle in the score input field S1c, the number of hits corresponding to birdies is displayed in the score input field S2c, and the score input field S3c displays a par. The corresponding number of strokes is displayed, and the number of strokes corresponding to the bogie is displayed in the score input field S4c. When the minus button B1c is selected again in the state shown in FIG. 3, the number of Albatros strikes is selected. On the other hand, when the plus button B2c is selected while the screen of FIG. 2 is displayed, the number of hits corresponding to the triple bogie adjacent to the double bogie is selected. When the plus button B2c is selected while the screen of FIG. 3 is displayed, double bogie is selected.

  The display control unit 2111 may be able to change the contents of a series of numerical values. For example, in the example of FIG. 2, double bogies are displayed from birdies, but it may be possible to change the number of strokes from eagle to triple bogies. The display control unit 2111 preferably changes the display range based on designation from the user. Moreover, it is good also as what is automatically set based on the difference of the level of the user contained in the group which rounds a golf course. In this case, for example, the past range of each user may be referred to and the predetermined range may be set so that the average score of each user is included.

  Furthermore, it is desirable that the display control unit 2111 can change the reference numerical value from the specified number of strokes. For example, in the example of FIG. 2, the number of strokes of par, which is the specified number of strokes, is displayed as the reference numerical value. The display control unit 2111 can display the reference numerical value, for example, as a bogie. In this case, the number of hits corresponding to the triple bogie from par may be displayed on the score input screen. The display control unit 2111 can determine the reference numerical value based on the input from the user or the user's score so far. The reference numerical value may be changeable for each user displayed on the score input screen. For example, in the score input fields S1a to S4a, the number of strokes corresponding to the double bogie is displayed from the birdie, and in the score input fields S1b to S4b, the number of strokes corresponding to the triple bogie is displayed from the par, and the score input fields S1c to S4c. May be changed so that the number of hits corresponding to the bogie from Eagle is displayed, and the number of hits corresponding to the double bogie from Birdie is displayed in the score input fields S1d to S4d.

  The registration unit 2112 registers the numerical value selected by the user from the series of numerical values displayed on the score input screen as the number of strokes. The registration unit 2112 preferably receives a numerical value selected by the user and temporarily stores it in the storage unit 230. At this time, it is desirable that the registration unit 2112 transmits the received numerical value to the score management server 10 as the number of strokes. The accepted number of strokes may be the displayed numerical value itself or the number of differences from the specified number of strokes.

  When the score management server 10 that manages the number of strokes of each user displayed on one screen, the lock unit 2113 registers the number of strokes of one registered user when the number of strokes of the user input by the one user is registered. Is locked so that other users cannot change it. Specifically, the lock unit 2113 refers to the user information table of the score management server 10, and whether or not the user ID of the user whose score is input matches the user ID associated with the terminal ID of the terminal device 20. Can be determined.

  For example, the case where all the users included in the group that rounds the golf course have installed this application will be described as an example. Each user inputs his / her score in the corresponding hole at his / her terminal device 20. The input score is received by the registration unit 2112 and transmitted to the score management server 10. At this time, when the score transmitted is the own score, the lock unit 2113 preferably sets a flag so that it cannot be rewritten by another user. The lock unit 2113 may be mounted on the score management server 10. Further, when the score of a user other than himself / herself is also registered with one terminal device 20, it is desirable that only his / her score is locked. Each user can freely input and rewrite his / her score by other users unless he / she transmits his / her score.

  The score prediction unit 2114 predicts the total score of a plurality of holes included in the golf course based on the score registered by the registration unit 2112. For example, the total score can be predicted based on the difference from the prescribed number of strokes of the registered score. The calculation may be made based on the average value of the differences from the prescribed number of strokes of the score. For example, it is assumed that a certain golf course includes 18 holes in total, and the total number of specified hits for 18 holes is 72. If the difference from the number of strokes of a certain user is +6 at the time of finishing 6 holes in such a course, the score predicting unit 2114 can calculate the total score as 90. Note that the display control unit 2111 can change the specified number of hits per hole from the par reference to the bogie reference. When this change is made, the standard number of hits for 18 holes is 72 to 90. At this time, for example, when the 18 holes are turned by 90, the difference from the specified number of shots is +18 on the par basis, but is ± 0 on the bogie basis.

(1. Installation process)
The installation process flow of the score management application of the score management system 1 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 shows a sequence diagram of the installation process of the score management system 1.

  First, in order to use this application, the user operates his / her terminal device 20 and transmits a download request for the application to the score management server 10 (S101). When receiving the download request, the distribution unit 111 of the score management server 10 distributes the application to the terminal device 20 (S105). The user who has received the application further operates the terminal device 20 to perform installation. At this time, it is desirable that user registration is performed, and the user ID and terminal ID of the registered user are transmitted to the score management server 10 (S109). The score management server 10 that has received the terminal ID and the user ID stores them in the user information table of the storage unit 130 in association with each other (S111).

(2. Score input process)
Next, the flow at the time of playing golf using the score management application installed by the user will be described. FIG. 5 shows a sequence diagram of the score input process of the score management system 1. In this example, four users (users A, B, C, and D) play a set of golf, and the user A operates the terminal device 20A on which the score management application is installed to score. Shall be entered.

  When the user A plays golf, the user operates the terminal device 20A to activate the score management application. Furthermore, the user A operates the terminal device 20A to select a golf course to be played this time (S201). The selected course is transmitted to the score management server 10 (S203). The score management server 10 that has received the selected course refers to the hole information table and transmits the hole information included in the course (S205). It is desirable that the terminal device 20A temporarily holds the received hole information in the storage unit 230. Thereby, even if the radio wave condition of the golf course is poor and it is difficult to always connect to the score management server 10, the process can be continued smoothly.

  Furthermore, the user A operates the terminal device 20A to select the hole number where the play was performed. In this example, it is assumed that the seventh hole is selected. The terminal device 20A receives the selected hole number “7” (S209), and obtains the specified number of hits of the hole from the hole information stored in the storage unit 230. The display control unit 2111 of the terminal device 20A determines a reference numerical value from the acquired specified number of strokes (S211), and causes the display unit 250 to display a score input screen (S213). Here, description will be made assuming that the score input screen of FIG. 2 is displayed on the display unit 250. It is assumed that the players A to D displayed in FIG. 2 are user IDs of the users A to D, respectively. Further, in the seventh hole shown in FIG. 2, it is assumed that user A and user B are birdies, user C is eagle, and user D is triple bogies.

  First, the user A inputs his / her score from the displayed score input screen. However, the flow of the score input process is not limited to this, and it is possible to input from another person's score. The user A selects his / her score in this hole from the score input fields S1a to S4a displayed below his / her user name (player A in this example) displayed on the score input screen. Since the user A has a birdie less than the specified number of hits in this hole, the user A presses the S1a button and selects “4” displayed in the score input field S1a. The user also selects the number of putters. The number of hits “4” and the number of putters “2” of the player A selected by the user A are received by the registration unit 2112 (S215). The lock unit 2113 determines whether or not the accepted score is the user A's own score (S217). For example, the lock unit 2113 refers to the user information table of the score management server 10 and determines whether or not the player A to which the score is input matches the user ID associated with the terminal ID of the terminal device 20A. Also good. When it is determined that the user A's own score has been input (S217: Yes), the lock unit 2113 preferably sets a flag to lock the accepted score (S219).

  Furthermore, the user A operates the terminal device 20A to input the scores of the users B, C, and D. Since the score of the user B is birdie like the user A, the user A selects “4” which is the birdie score displayed in the score input field S1b of the player B from the score input screen in the state of FIG. On the other hand, the score of the user C is Eagle and is not displayed in the state of FIG. The user A can select “3”, which is the number of hits of the eagle, by one operation by selecting the minus button B1c arranged in the score input column of the player C. The score input screen at this time is changed as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, in the score input fields S1c to S4c of the player C, the number of strokes corresponding to the bogie from the eagle is displayed. In the present embodiment, the display range is changed only in the score input field corresponding to the player who pressed the minus button B1 or the plus button B2.

  Since the score of the user D is triple bogie, it is not displayed on the screen of FIG. The user A can select the triple bogie by selecting the plus button B2d arranged in the score input field of the player D once. At this time, the number of strokes corresponding to the triple bogie from par is displayed in the score input fields S1d to S4d of the player D (not shown). In this way, when the minus button B1 or the plus button B2 is pressed, the display hit count is changed only for that player. This makes it easy to input the scores of players who do not include the number of strokes in the display range while keeping the state where the number of strokes of all players is displayed on one screen.

  When the user A inputs the scores of the users B, C, and D, the transmitted user ID (players B, C, and D) does not match the terminal ID of the terminal device 20A. It is determined that a score has not been input (S217: No), and no flag is set.

  The registration unit 2112 transmits the user ID, the score, and the flag information to the score management server 10 (S221). The score management server 10 that has received such information refers to the user information table to check whether or not the score in the seventh hole of the corresponding user ID has already been recorded (S225). If not recorded (S225: No), the score management server 10 records the received score in association with the user ID. On the other hand, if already recorded (S225: Yes), the score management server 10 further checks whether or not a flag is set for the recorded score (S227). When the flag is set (S227: Yes), the score management server 10 does not perform the update process. On the other hand, when the flag is not raised (S227: No), the score of the corresponding hole of the corresponding user ID is updated to the received score (S229).

  As described above, according to the terminal device 20 in the embodiment, the specified number of strokes set for each hole is set as a reference value, and a series of values in a predetermined range including the reference value are displayed on one screen for a plurality of users. By registering the numerical value selected by the user from a series of numerical values as the number of strokes, it is possible to input the number of strokes for a plurality of users with a small number of operations.

  In addition, it functions as a selection means that selects a numerical value that is not included in the predetermined range and is adjacent to the boundary value of the predetermined range, so that it is necessary even when selecting a numerical value that cannot be displayed on one screen as the number of strokes. It is possible to reduce the number of operations.

  In addition, by enabling the terminal device 20 to change the contents of a series of numerical values to be displayed, it is possible to appropriately select a state in which a score can be easily input according to the level of a user included in the same group.

  The registration unit 2112 can register the number of hits of each user input by the user on the score input screen displayed by the display control unit 2111. Thereby, even when there is a user who does not have a score management application among the users who go around the golf course together, the score can be managed in a unified manner using this application.

  Furthermore, the portable terminal 20 according to the present embodiment communicates with the score management server 10 that manages the number of hits of each user displayed on the score input screen. At this time, the display control unit 2111 can acquire the number of strokes registered by other users from the score management server 10 via the communication unit, and display the list on the score input screen. This makes it possible for each of a plurality of users to share a score using an application installed in his / her terminal device 20.

  Further, in the information processing terminal in which the terminal device 20 manages the number of strokes of each user displayed on one screen, when one user's own stroke number input by one user is registered, the registered one Lock the user's number of strokes so that other users cannot change it. With such a configuration, the number of strokes input by a plurality of users can be shared by the information processing terminals, and furthermore, an unintentional change in score due to an erroneous operation can be prevented.

  In addition, since the terminal device 20 can change the reference numerical value from the specified number of strokes, the reference numerical value can be changed according to the level of the user, and variations in the display method are increased, and the interest is improved.

  Furthermore, the terminal device 20 can provide an index for confirming the user's condition by predicting the total score of a plurality of holes included in the golf course based on the number of hits registered in the registration unit. The user can determine how many numerical values the remaining holes need to travel around in order to achieve the target number of hits.

[Other embodiments]
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made based on the technical idea of the present invention.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, when the minus button B1 or the plus button B2 is pressed, only the score input field of the corresponding player is configured to shift the display position. However, for example, the configuration may be such that the score input fields of all players are changed together. In this case, the display of the upper bogie or par is also moved at the same time, so that the display and the score line are not deviated from each other.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Score management system 10 Score management server 110 Control part 111 Distribution part 120 Input part 130 Storage part 140 Communication part 20 Terminal device 210 Control part 211 Arithmetic processing part 2111 Display control part 2112 Registration part 2113 Lock part 2112 Score prediction part 220 Input part 230 Storage Unit 240 Communication Unit 250 Display Unit 300 Network A1 Hole Number Display Field B1 (B1a to B1d) Minus Button B2 (B2a to B2d) Plus Button

Claims (9)

A user who plays golf is a score management program for managing scores,
Display means for displaying a series of numerical values within a predetermined range including the reference numerical value for a plurality of users on a single screen, with a specified number of strokes set for each hall as a reference numerical value,
Registration means for registering a numerical value selected by the user from the series of numerical values as a stroke number;
A score management program that functions as The computer,
The score management program according to claim 1, wherein the score management program further functions as a selection unit that selects a numerical value that is not included in the predetermined range and is adjacent to a boundary value of the predetermined range. The display means includes
The score management program according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the contents of the series of numerical values can be changed. The registration means includes
The score management program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of strokes of each user input by the user is registered on one screen displayed by the display means. The computer,
Further functioning as a communication means for communicating with an information processing terminal that manages the number of strokes of each user displayed on the one screen,
The display means includes
The score management program according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the number of strokes registered by another user from the information processing terminal is acquired via the communication unit and displayed in a list on the one screen. . The computer,
In the information processing terminal, when the number of hits of one user input by one user is registered, a lock unit that locks the registered number of hits of one user so that other users cannot change it,
The score management program according to claim 5, further functioning as: The display means includes
The score management program according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the specified number of hits set for each hole can be changed. Prediction means for predicting a total score of a plurality of holes included in the golf course based on the number of hits registered in the registration means;
The score management program as described in any one of Claims 1-7 which is further functioned as. A score management device for a user who plays golf to manage scores,
A display unit that displays a predetermined number of hits set for each hall as a reference value, and displays a series of values in a predetermined range including the reference value for a plurality of users on one screen,
A registration unit for registering a numerical value selected by the user from the series of numerical values as a stroke number;
A score management device comprising: