JPH02294769A - Japanese language word processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily and surely add 'KANA' (Japanese syllabary) reading to 'KANJIs' (Chinese characters) by retrieving a character set table to be a set of 'KANJI' or phrases satisfying a fixed condition, and when 'KANJIs' or phrases included in a 'KANA'-'KANJI' mixed character string are not detected in the table, automatically adding 'KANA' reading to the 'KANJIs' or phrases. CONSTITUTION:When a 'KANA' character string is inputted from an input part 1, a control part 5 receives the input, sends a dictionary retrieving signal to a dictionary part 2 and sends a display signal also to a display part 3. In addition, the control part 5 receives dictionary retrieving data corresponding to the dictionary retrieving signal from the dictionary part 2 and converts the received data into a 'KANA'-'KANJI' mixed character string. When any one of character set table specifying keys 1a is depressed, the control part 5 retrieves a character set table corresponding to the depressed key 1a in a character set table registering part 4 and adds 'KANA' reading to the individual 'KANJIs' is 'KANJI' phrases in the converted 'KANA'-'KANJI' mixed character string but are not included in the character set table and sends the processed character string to the display part 3. Consequently, 'KANA' reading is automatically added to individual 'KANJIs' or 'KANJI' phrases which are not included in the character set table.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a Japanese word processor, and more particularly to a Japanese word processor that has a function of adding furigana to designated kanji or idioms.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, this type of Japanese word processor has been used to create sentences when it is necessary to add furigana to kanji or idioms that do not meet certain conditions among kanji or idioms in a string containing kana/kanji that has been converted from a kana string. The user refers to the list of kanji and compound words and determines whether each kanji or compound word in a string containing kana-kanji is a corresponding kanji or compound word, and if so, displays the furigana by instructing from the keyboard. Was.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

With the conventional Japanese word processors mentioned above, the author has to decide whether or not to add furigana to kanji or idioms, and then give instructions from the keyboard to write the furigana, which is not only cumbersome but also requires a lot of judgment. It has the disadvantage that it can be used incorrectly and the efficiency of writing is low.

An eleventh object of the present invention is to provide a wood word word processor that automatically adds furigana to necessary kanji and idioms.

[．． Means for Solving the Three Problems] The Japanese word processor of the present invention includes a character set table ffJ, 1 part in which at least one character set table, which is a collection of kanji and idioms that satisfy certain conditions, is registered;
I'm in the Moeki character set table registration department! If a character set table specification key is used to specify one character set table in Izuka that is being recorded, and a kana intersecting string is input from the input section and the character set table specification key is pressed, the input will be confirmed. If the kanji or idioms included in a kana-kanji-mixed string converted from a character string are not in the character set table specified by the character set table specification key, a control that displays furigana on the display unit for the kanji or idioms. and means.

(Function) When a character set table designation key is pressed, furigana is automatically added to the kanji or compound words that are not in the character set table designated by the key.

〔Example〕

Next, this embodiment will be explained with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the Japanese word processor of the present invention.

This Japanese word processor has an input section 1 and a dictionary section 2.
, a display section 3 , a character set table registration section 4 , and a control section 5 .

The input section 1 is used by the writer to input kana character strings,
This is a keyboard for inputting various operations into this word processor. In the dictionary part 2, a dictionary for kana-kanji conversion is registered. The display unit 3 is a CRT display that displays the contents of the selected dictionary and character strings containing kana and kanji.

In the character set table registration section 4, a table (character set table) of character codes of kanji and idioms that are determined to be acquired by each grade of elementary school is registered. Input part 1 has 5 characters set table - 1 part 4
A character set table designation key 1a is provided for designating the character set table specified in fflJ. The control unit 5 is a control unit that controls each of these units 1 to 4, and the input unit 1
The kana character string inputted from the dictionary section 2 is converted into a kana-kanji mixed character string by referring to the kana-kanji conversion dictionary, and when the character set table specification key 1a is pressed after this, the character set table registration section 4 is converted. The character set table corresponding to the pressed key 1a is searched, and among the kanji and idioms included in the converted kana-kanji mixed character string, furigana are written for those that are not in the character set table and displayed on the display section 3. .

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained.

When a kana character string is input from the input section 1, the control section 5 receives it and sends a dictionary search signal to the dictionary section 2, and also sends a display signal to the display section 3. Also,
The control unit 5 receives dictionary search data corresponding to the dictionary search signal from the dictionary unit 2, and converts it into a character string containing kana and kanji. Here, when any of the character set table designation keys 1a is pressed, the control unit 5 selects the character set table H2.
The character set table corresponding to the pressed key 1a of part 1 4 is searched, and among the converted character strings containing kana and kanji, those that are not in the character set table are displayed in furigana and sent to the display section 31. The display section 3 receives a display signal from the control section 5, and displays a sentence containing kana and kanji in which furigana is added to the kanji and idioms that the writer has not mastered by the school year.

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, the present invention registers at least one character set table that is a collection of kanji and phrases that meet certain conditions, searches for one designated character set table among them, If the kanji or idioms in a character string containing kana-kanji are not in the specified character set table, these kanji or idioms can be easily converted into furigana by automatically adding furigana to them.
Moreover, being able to reliably play Furigana becomes T-ability, which has the effect of increasing the efficiency of writing by -1.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a one-word word processor embodiment of the present invention. 1...Input section, la...Character set table specification key 2...Dictionary section, 3...Display section, 4...Character set table registration section, 5... control section. Patent applicant: Kidenki Co., Ltd. Patent attorney Uchihara Kan 3 summary

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A Japanese word processor, comprising: a character set table registration section in which at least one character set table, which is a collection of kanji and compound words satisfying a certain condition, is registered; When a character set table specification key is pressed at the same time as a kana character string is input from the input section, the input character set table If the kanji or idioms included in the converted kana-kanji mixed character string are not in the character set table specified by the character set table specification key, the controller includes a control means for displaying kanji or idioms in furigana on the display unit. A Japanese word processor that features: