JPH0212367A - Document processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To realize the automatic line feed and hyphenation by securing the coincidence between the positions of the line feed and the hyphenation pointed by an operator and the character strings and storing them as a registered document. CONSTITUTION:A 1st memory means 101 stores the input documents and a pointing means 102 points the positions of the line feed and hyphenation in the documents. The pointing actions of the means 102 are stored in a 2nd memory means 103. Then the positions of the line feed and the phyphenation read out of the means 103 are set at the documents read out of the means 101. These positions and documents are stored in a 3rd memory means 104. Thus, the automatic line feed and hyphenation are attained and therefore the working load of an operator can be reduced.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [A field of use in business] The present invention relates to a document processing device.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, when printing a registered document, if there is no line delimiter at an appropriate position at the end of a line, printing is interrupted and a part of the recording sheet is printed while performing line breaks and hyphenation according to the operator's instructions. , the hyphenation position was memorized, and the second and subsequent copies were printed with hyphenation based on this memorized position information.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] However, 1. In conventional document processing devices, the positions of line breaks and hyphenation are temporarily stored, and when printing a document again, the operator must perform operations to print line breaks and hyphenation again. There was a drawback that it had to be done.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a document processing device that can eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and automatically perform line breaks and hyphenation.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve such an object, the present invention provides a first storage means for storing an input document, and an instruction means for indicating the positions of line breaks and hyphenation in the document. and a second storage means for storing instructions from the instruction means, and a third storage means for storing together the positions of line breaks and hyphenation read from the second storage means and the document read from the first storage means. I can do it.

[Operation] According to the present invention, line breaks and hyphenation positions instructed by an operator are matched with document character strings, and the result is stored as a registered document, thereby repeatedly performing line breaks and hyphenation automatically. It is made to be printable.

[Example code] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the document processing apparatus according to the present invention includes a first storage means 101 for storing an input document, an instruction means 102 for instructing the positions of line breaks and hyphenation in the document, and a second storage means 103 for storing the instructions given by the instruction means 102; and a second storage means 103 for storing the line feed and hyphenation positions read from the second storage means 103 and the document read from the first storage means 101. 3 storage means 104.

Figure 2 shows the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. Here, 6 is C
Pt1 (central processing unit) controls the entire system via a system bus 12 according to a control program stored in an ROIll (read only memory) 8. 7 is a keyboard. 9 is a RAM (random access memory), which includes a registered document character string 9A, a pointer 9B that stores an address a for searching a sentence, a document character string;
, a variable 96 that stores the character code C read from the character string.
, 9D stores the length of one line, 9E stores the permissible range ε of the length of one line, and the length l of the character string to be printed.
, a buffer 9G for storing information instructed by the operator, and a print buffer 9 for storing character strings to be sent to the printing device 11. 10 is a display device in the form of a CRT (cathode ray tube) or the like.

FIG. 3 shows the contents of buffer 9G. 9Gl is the address h,,F where the operator instructed hyphenation.
12+... are stored.

9G2 has the address rlr +”2 with only a new line specified.
゜... is stored.

The processing of this embodiment will be explained below according to the flowchart. FIG. 4 shows the procedure for printing one line in the first printing. First, in step 5100,
Initialize string length ℃.

Next, in step 5101, it is determined whether jZ<L, and if u<L, the process proceeds to step 5105.

If u<L, the character C at address a is read in step 5102, and it is determined in step 5103 whether C is a character that instructs a line feed.

If the determination in step 5103 is that the character indicates a line feed, the process advances to step 5109. Otherwise, proceed to step 5104, add the width of the character C to L, communicate the pointer to the address of the next character, and return to step 5101 to repeat.

In step 5105, it is determined whether u<L+ε. If u<L+ε, proceed to step 5ilo.

If the determination in step 5105 is λ and L10, the character C at address a is read in step 5106. Next, in step 5107, it is determined whether the character C is a character that indicates a line break, and if so, step 5109
If not, proceed to step 5108.

In step 5108, the width of the character C is added to λ, the pointer is advanced to the next character, the process returns to step 5105, and steps 5105 to 5108 are repeated.

In step 5109, the print character string is set in the print buffer and output to the printing device 11, and the process ends.

In step 5110, the end of the line that requires hyphenation is displayed on the display device IO. Then, in step 5ill, the operator's instructions are input from the keyboard 7.

In step 5112, the operator's instructions are determined. When the operator instructs hyphenation, in step 5113 the instructed address is stored in the buffer 9G, and in step 5114 the character string is set in the print buffer and a hyphen is added to the end of the line.

In step 5112, if only a line break is specified,
In step 5115, the address is stored in the buffer, the character string is set in the print buffer, and the process ends.

Buffer 9 that stores the address of the line break and hyphenation specified by the operator in this way
The contents of G and the contents of registered document character string 9 are combined and stored as a final registered document.

FIG. 5 shows the processing for the second and subsequent copies when printing one line of the above-mentioned registered document.

First, in step 5200, 1 is initialized.

In step 5201, it is determined that J2<L, and if 42<L, the process advances to step 5207. If J2<L, the character C at address a is read out in step 5202.

If it is determined in step 5203 that C is a character indicating a line feed, the process advances to step 5213. If it is determined in step 5204 that a is the address for which the operator has instructed a line break, the process advances to step 5213.

If it is determined in step 5205 that a is the address for which the operator has instructed hyphenation, the process advances to step 5212. If the address is not such, the character width of C is added to 1 in step 5208, the pointer is updated, and the process returns to step 5201 to repeat steps 5201 to 5206.

In step 5207, character C at address a is read. Next, if it is determined in step 5208 that C is a character indicating a line feed, the process advances to step 5213. Next, if it is determined in step 5209 that a is the address for which the operator has instructed a line break,
Proceed to step 5213, otherwise step 52
Proceed to step 10.

If a is an address for which hyphenation is instructed by the operator in step 5210, step 521
Proceed to 2. The pointer is updated in step 5211, and the process returns to step 5207 to repeat this process.

In step 5212, a character string is set in the print buffer 9!1, and a hyphen is added to the end of the line. Step 52
In step 13, a character string is set in the print buffer.

Both steps 5212 and 5213 are output to the printing device 11, and the process ends. If you edit the registered document, the contents of buffer 9G that stores line feed and hyphenation addresses will become invalid, and by printing - degrees, the contents of buffer 9G will become invalid.
The contents of G are updated.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, in the present invention, information on line breaks and hyphenation positions instructed by the operator is stored, so when printing multiple copies of a document,
This has the effect of reducing line break and hyphenation work by the operator and simplifying operations.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a basic configuration diagram of a document processing container according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG.
FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing the processing procedure for printing the first copy, and FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing the processing procedure for printing the second and subsequent copies. 6...CPU (central processing bag W), 7...keyboard, 8...ROM (read only memory), 9...R
Ah4 (Random access memory) 9A...Registered document character string, 9T...Pointer, 9C...Character code, 9D...Length of one line, 9E...Tolerance range, 9G...Buffer , 9 (!...Print buffer, 10...Display device, 11...Print device, 12...System bus. 1;Relationship Bunju 3Science and engineering 0Ring An construction drawing Fig. 1 Fig. 2 0 bar, 7 fa 9G to

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) A first storage means for storing an inputted document; An instruction means for indicating the position of line breaks and hyphenation in the document; and a second storage means for storing instructions by the instruction means. and a third storage means for storing together the position of the line break and hyphenation read from the second storage means and the document read from the first storage means. .