JPH0375812A - Sentence generating device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily correct the error of input by attaining correction only by means of selecting a necessary character among character candidates displayed against the character where the error of input occurs. CONSTITUTION:The device consists of a keyboard 1, a central processing part 2, a KANA(Japanese syllabary)-KANJI(Chinese character) conversion memory 3, a data conversion memory 4, a CRT display 5, a printer 6 and a character- sound conversion part 7. An erroneously inputted voiceless sound, voiced sound, p-sound, contracted sound or double consonant character can be corrected to the accurate character only by displaying the correction candidate of the character which is erroneously inputted and by selecting the necessary character among the displayed candidates with leaving the input of once inputted character to be effective as it is. Thus, the burden of a correction job in key input can be reduced.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a text creation device such as a word processor that creates a text by inputting characters in kana, katakana, or Roman letters from a keyboard or the like.

[Prior Art and Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In text creation devices such as word processors, characters are generally input using a keyboard. For example, when inputting voiced or semi-voiced kana or katakana using a JIS layout keyboard, press the llV sound character key, then press the voiced mark key or handakuten key, and then input the sulkyon character or consonant character. In this case, press the Kiyonemoji key and the shift key at the same time.

However, in a keyboard with a J, T S arrangement, the voiced and semi-voiced keys are located adjacent to each other, and input errors are likely to occur due to pressing the wrong key or forgetting to press the shift key.

In addition, even with a keyboard with a character layout other than the JIS layout, key operations other than the clear sound character keys are required when inputting voiced and semi-voiced characters, and as with a keyboard with a JIS layout, input errors can occur. Easy to occur.

In order to correct an input error, it is necessary to press a movement key to move the cursor back to the corrected position and input again, which poses a problem in that the correction work is complicated.

The present invention has been made in order to resolve such problems, and to make it possible to correct a character in which an input error has occurred by simply selecting 3M desired characters from among the displayed character candidates. [Means for Solving the Problem] The text creation device of the present invention creates sentences by inputting characters in kana, katakana, or romaji. In the device, a means for temporarily storing input characters, and a means for temporarily storing input characters,
It is characterized by comprising a means for changing to a voiced sound, a semi-voiced sound, a persistent sound, a consonant sound, or a clear sound character.

[Effect]

The text creation device of the present invention temporarily stores characters input in kana, katakana, or romaji, and if there is an input error in the input characters, the temporarily stored input characters are changed to voiced, semi-voiced, persistent, consonant, or Correct to Kiyone characters.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on drawings showing embodiments thereof.

FIG. 1 is a Bronnock diagram showing the configuration of a text creation device according to the present invention. In the figure, 1 is a keyboard into which characters such as kana and katakana romaji and commands such as conversion are input, and the characters, commands, etc. input from keyboard j are input to the central processing unit 2.
is input. The central processing unit 2 executes processing in accordance with the given command, and stores the kana-kanji conversion memory 3, which will be described later. Data conversion memory 4. CRT display5. It controls data exchange between the printer 6 and the character-to-sound converter 7.

The kana-kanji conversion memory 3 stores kana words and the converted kanji or kana-mixed kanji in association with each other. The data conversion memory 4 includes a temporary memory 41 that temporarily stores characters input from the keyboard 1, and a storage memory 42 that stores characters whose input has been confirmed.

The CR"r display 5 displays characters, conversion candidates, etc. on the screen, and the printer 6 prints data such as characters. The character-sound converter 7 converts la sounds to dakuon and clear sounds to semi-voiced sounds.

It consists of a converter 71 that performs letter-sound conversion between clear sounds and persistent sounds and consonants, and between voiced sounds and semi-voiced sounds, and a precedent storage memory 72 that stores past conversion results.

We will briefly explain the procedure for correcting input errors that occur when converting "denki" to "electricity" in the text creation device configured as described above.

When "Denki" should have been inputted, the central processing unit 2
stores the erroneously inputted "゛tenki" in the temporary storage memory 41. When the input error is discovered and character-sound conversion is commanded, the convertible character-sounds are compiled on the CRT.
Display on display 5. When "Kiyon-Dakuon conversion" is specified from the displayed combinations, the dakuten ('j
The three conversion candidates "Denki", "1ζRingi", and "Dengi" obtained by 15 are displayed on the CRT display 5.

When "Padenki" is selected from the three candidates and the Kana-Kanji conversion key is pressed, the central processing unit 2 reads out the kanji or kana-mixed kanji candidate corresponding to "Denki" from the stupid Kanji conversion memory 3. and displayed on the CRT display 5. When "electricity" is selected from the displayed conversion candidates and execution is instructed, "electricity" is stored in the storage memory 42.

Note that, depending on the habits and mannerisms of the operator, there is often a certain pattern of input errors made by the operator. Therefore, the configuration is such that the precedent data converted when an eccentric mistake occurs is stored in the precedent storage memory 72, and each time conversion is instructed, the data in the precedent storage memory 72 is first read out to verify the presence or absence of the precedent. For example, the efficiency of correction work will be improved.)

〔Effect of the invention〕

The text creation device of the present invention - displays correction candidates for incorrectly input characters while validating the input of manually input characters;
By simply selecting the required character from the displayed candidates, you can correct inputted sloppy, voiced, semi-voiced, persistent, or consonant characters to the correct characters, greatly reducing the burden of manual correction work. It has the excellent effect of

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a Bronnok diagram that does not show the configuration of a text creation device according to the present invention. I...Keyboard 2...Central processing unit 4...Data conversion memory 5...CRT display 7...Character-sound conversion unit 41...Temporary memory 2 Homo memory 1 Converter patent

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A device for creating sentences by inputting characters in kana, katakana, or romaji, comprising: means for temporarily storing input characters; 1. A sentence creation device characterized by comprising means for changing to consonant or clear-sound characters.