JPH05135013A - Character processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate distinguishment in the case of processing a word registered by the specified registering function of a device on which the word is registered by plural registering functions by selectively designating whether the registered word is defined as a display object at every registering function or not in the case of displaying the list of registered words. CONSTITUTION:When an input is supplied from a keyboard KB, first of all, an interruption signal is set to a microprocessor CPU, the microprocessor CPU reads various control signals stored in a ROM and according to those control signals, the various kinds of control are performed. Then, information such as the description information, reading information and grammatical information, etc., of a prescribed character string registered by the operations of an operator is displayed while being separated from information such as the description information, reading information and grammatical information, etc., of a prescribed character string automatically registered without the operations of the operator.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a character processing device for creating a document, and more particularly to a document processing device having a function of converting a hiragana reading string into a predetermined character string and having a word registration function.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a document processing apparatus having a function of converting a hiragana reading string into a predetermined character string and having a word registration function, a notation information, reading information, and grammar of a predetermined character string are operated by an operator. The function of registering information such as information, the function of displaying the information of a predetermined character string registered by the registration operation, and the predetermined character string designated for the predetermined character string displayed by the display operation There has been proposed a character processing device having a function of deleting the.

There has also been proposed a character processing apparatus having a function of automatically registering information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string without an operator's operation.

Then, the information registered by the operation of the operator,
Information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string is mixed with information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string that is automatically registered without an operator's operation. There has been proposed a character processing device having a function of displaying as.

[0005]

However, in this conventional method, there is a function of registering information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string by an operator's operation, and without the operator's operation. In a character processing device having a function of automatically registering notation information of a predetermined character string, reading information, and grammatical information, a notation information of a predetermined character string, reading information registered by an operator's operation, Since information such as grammar information and grammatical information is automatically mixed with information such as notation information of a predetermined character string, reading information, and grammatical information that is automatically registered without an operator's operation, the information is displayed. ,
There is a drawback in that it is necessary to determine which operation was used to register, such as deleting the specified character string.

[0006] Further, by inputting an operation that does not need to be displayed, the notation information, reading information, and the like of the registered predetermined character string are displayed.
Also, there is a drawback that information such as grammatical information is also displayed.

Further, for the above-mentioned reason, there is a drawback that an erroneous operation is likely to occur.

[0008]

According to the present invention, means for registering information such as notation information, reading information and grammatical information of a predetermined character string, and the registration means for registering the predetermined character string are described above. In a character processing device comprising means for displaying information, and means for deleting the designated predetermined character string from the predetermined character string displayed by the display means,
A means for registering the information of two or more different kinds of predetermined character strings, a means for specifying the kind of displaying the information of the registered predetermined character strings, and a registration according to the specified kind Means for displaying the information of the predetermined character string, and means for registering the information of the predetermined character strings of two or more different types, at least the information of the predetermined character string by the operation of the operator. And a means for automatically registering the information of a predetermined character string without an operator's operation, thereby providing the notation information of the predetermined character string registered by the operator's operation, the reading Information and information such as grammatical information and information that is automatically registered without operator's operation, such as notation information of a predetermined character string, reading information, and grammatical information, are displayed separately. Specified at the time of operation An operation to remove the string, without discrimination or registered by both operations can be operated.

Further, information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of the registered predetermined character string can be displayed corresponding to all settings of the type desired by the operator.

Further, since the display operation is simplified as described above, erroneous input can be prevented.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an example of the overall configuration of the present invention.

In the configuration shown in the figure, the CPU is a microprocessor, which performs arithmetic operations for character processing, logical judgments, etc., an address bus AB, a control bus CB,
The respective components connected to those buses are controlled via the data bus DB.

The address bus AB is a microprocessor C
An address signal for instructing a component to be controlled by the PU is transferred. The control bus CB transfers and applies a control signal of each constituent element to be controlled by the microprocessor CPU. The data bus DB transfers data between the constituent devices.

The ROM is a read-only fixed memory in which a control procedure by a microprocessor CPU, which will be described later with reference to FIGS. 13 to 19, and a dictionary to be referred to when performing kana-kanji conversion are stored. The fixed data of the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNCNVDIC is stored.

The RAM is a writable random access memory having a structure of 1 word and 16 bits, and is used for temporary storage of various data from each constituent element.

TEXT is a text buffer, the first
As will be described later with reference to FIG. 2, a document handled by the character processing apparatus is stored in an internal format.

KBBUF is a keyboard buffer for storing the input reading string and the key input for operation selection.

YOMIBUF is a reading input buffer for storing the input reading of kana-kanji conversion.

KOUHOBUF is a candidate output buffer for storing candidates created as a result of kana-kanji conversion processing.

HENKINWD is a Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary K
It is a conversion prohibited word dictionary in which registration information of words for which conversion is prohibited among fixed data stored in NCNVDIC is stored. However, this dictionary is data manually input by the operator.

TNTRKDIC is a word registration dictionary in which registered word information manually input by an operator or word information automatically registered at the time of Hiragana conversion / Katakana conversion is stored.

Reference numeral KB denotes a keyboard, which is a character / symbol input key such as an alphabet key, a hiragana key, and a katakana key, and a conversion key, a katakana conversion key, a hiragana conversion key, a word registration key, a conversion prohibition registration key, and a registered word list. Key, cursor movement key, selection key, cancel key, deletion designation key, display type key, deletion execution key, next screen key,
Various function keys for instructing various functions for the character processing apparatus such as a previous screen key, an end key, a display key, and a non-display key are provided.

DISK is an external storage for storing document data, and stores the document created in the text buffer TEXT, and the stored document is called when necessary by the instruction of the keyboard.

CR is a cursor register. The CPU can read and write the contents of the cursor register. The CRT controller CRTC, which will be described later, displays a cursor at a position on the display device CRT corresponding to the address stored here.

DBUF is a display buffer memory that stores a pattern of data to be displayed. When displaying the contents of the document data, the pattern is developed on the DBUF based on the data on the text buffer TEXT.

The CRTC plays a role of displaying the contents stored in the cursor register CR and the buffer DBUF on the display CRT.

The CRT is a display device using a cathode ray tube or the like, and the display pattern of the dot configuration and the display of the cursor on the display device CRT are controlled by the CRT controller. Further, CG is a character generator, which stores a pattern of characters and symbols to be displayed on the display device CRT.

The character processing device of the present invention comprising the above-described components operates in response to various inputs from the keyboard KB, and when an input from the keyboard KB is supplied, an interrupt signal is first sent. Sent to the microprocessor CPU, which microprocessor CP
U reads out various control signals stored in the ROM,
Various controls are performed according to these control signals.

FIG. 2 is a view showing a screen structure formed on the display device CRT of the device of the present invention.

In the figure, DSP means a display screen.

TS is a text screen on which the content of the document stored in the text buffer TEXT is displayed.

KS is an area for displaying soft keys, which is used for displaying necessary keys, such as a selection key and a conversion key, depending on the operation situation, and for inputting with a key at a corresponding position of the keyboard KB.

WDSP is a window display screen,
The operator manually inputs the word information to be registered, or the operator manually inputs the word information that is prohibited to be converted,
Or, display a list of manually entered word information, automatically registered word information, and word information that is prohibited to be converted,
Alternatively, it is an area for displaying a list of words of a designated type, or for designating a type (a manually registered word, an automatically registered word, a conversion prohibited word) to be displayed in the list.

YS is an area for displaying reading input for kana-kanji conversion.

FIG. 3 shows manual word registration, automatic word registration,
It is a figure explaining the transition of the screen which performs Kana-Kanji conversion before registering a conversion prohibited word.

When the document processing apparatus becomes capable of producing a document, as shown in FIG. 3 (a), the operator inputs a reading by using the hiragana key, and the reading input in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion. Is displayed.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "Matsuda Seiko" is input, the input reading is displayed in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

When the conversion key is input, the kana-kanji converted character string candidates are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 3 (b)).

For example, the character string candidates converted into "Seiko Matsuda" are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 3 (c), the operator inputs the reading with the hiragana key and displays the input reading in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "ai tonsen na" is input, the input reading is displayed in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

When the conversion key is input, the kana-kanji converted character string candidates are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 3 (d)).

For example, the character string candidates converted into "matching text" are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 3 (e),
The operator inputs the reading using the hiragana key and displays the input reading in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "Nyan Nyan" is input, the input Yomi is displayed in the area YS for displaying the Kana-Kanji conversion reading input.

When the conversion key is input, the kana-kanji converted character string candidates are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 3 (f)).

For example, the character string candidates converted into "Nyan Nyan" are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the transition of the screen for automatically registering words by katakana conversion and hiragana conversion.

When the document processing apparatus becomes capable of producing a document, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), the operator inputs a reading by using the hiragana key, and the reading input in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion. Is displayed.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "Nyannyansuru" is input, the input Yomi is displayed in the area YS for displaying the Kana-Kanji conversion reading input.

If the katakana conversion key is entered here,
Text buffer TEXT and text screen TS
The katakana-converted character string candidates are input to (4th
Figure (b)).

For example, the character string candidates converted into "Nyanyansur" are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

When the Katakana conversion key is input again, the text buffer TEXT and the text screen T are input.
From the ending of the Katakana character string of S, change the Katakana part to Hiragana for one character. (FIG. 4 (c)) For example, the katakana character string of the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS is changed to "Nyanyansuru".

When the Katakana conversion key is input again, the text buffer TEXT and the text screen T are input.
From the ending of the Katakana character string of S, change the Katakana part to Hiragana for one character. (FIG. 4 (d)) For example, the katakana character string of the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS is changed to "muddy".

When the selection key is pressed, it is determined that the ending hiragana character string of the katakana character string candidate is not sent and the part-of-speech information of the katakana character string candidate is estimated by the kana-kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV.

For example, since the Katakana character strings in the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS are "Nyannyanru", it is judged that "Yes" cannot be sent, and the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV is used to determine the part-of-speech information of Katakana character string candidates. It is estimated that

Then, it is checked whether or not there is a katakana character string word having the same katakana notation and part-of-speech information in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC, and since it does not exist, the katakana character string notation information and the input reading information. , The estimated part-of-speech information, registration means information (automatic, manual), and frequency information of a certain value, the word registration dictionary TNTRKDI
Register with C.

For example, the katakana character string "Nyanyansuru" has notation information "Nyanyan", input reading information "Nyanyan", estimated part-of-speech information "Sahen noun", registration means information "automatic", constant frequency. Information "7"
Is registered in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC.

When the katakana conversion processing is completed and the document processing apparatus is ready to create a document, as shown in FIG. 4 (e),
The operator inputs the reading using the hiragana key and displays the input reading in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "Sashisuseso" is input, the input reading is displayed in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion.

Here, when the hiragana conversion key is input,
Text buffer TEXT and text screen TS
The character string candidates that have been converted to Hiragana are input to (4th
(F)).

For example, the character string candidates converted into "Sashisuseso" are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

Then, it is checked whether or not the same hiragana character string word exists in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC, and since it does not exist, notation information of the hiragana character string, input reading information, and part-of-speech information such as undetermined part-of-speech,
Registration means information (automatic, manual) and frequency information of a fixed value are registered in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC.

For example, the hiragana character string "Sashisuseso"
Is the word registration dictionary TN with the notation information "Sashisuseso", the input reading information "Sashisuseso", the part-of-speech information "Undetermined part-of-speech", the registration means information "Automatic", and the constant frequency information "7".
Register with TRKDIC.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the transition of the screen for manually registering the word information by the operator.

When the word registration key is entered in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document, a window display screen is displayed for manually registering word information such as reading information, notation information, part-of-speech information, and frequency information (No. 1). Fig. 5 (a)).

First, reading information is input. For example, the reading information "ai tonsenena" is input (Fig. 5 (b)).

Next, the notation information is input. For example, the notation information "Ayrton Senna" is input (Fig. 5 (c)).

Then, the part-of-speech information is input. For example, the part-of-speech information “proper noun” is input (FIG. 5 (d)).

Finally, frequency information is input. For example, the frequency information “4” is input (FIG. 5 (e)).

After inputting all the information, when the selection key is input, it is checked whether or not there is a word having the same notation information, input reading information, part of speech information and frequency information in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC. The word registration dictionary TNTRKD is used to display the entered word notation information, reading information, part-of-speech information, registration means information (automatic, manual), and frequency information.
Register on IC.

For example, since the reading information "Aitonsenna", the notation information "Ayrton Senna", the part-of-speech information "proper noun", and the frequency information "4" do not exist in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC, the registration means information "manual" , ”And is registered in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC. Then, the document processing apparatus returns to the state where the document can be created.

FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the transition of the screen for registering the conversion prohibited word information by the operator.

When the conversion prohibiting registration key is input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document, a window display screen for registering word information such as reading information, notation information, and part-of-speech information is displayed (Fig. 6 ( a)).

First, the reading information is input. For example, the reading information "Matsuda Seiko" is input (Fig. 6 (b)).

Next, the notation information is input. For example, the notation information "Seiko Matsuda" is input (Fig. 6 (c)).

Finally, the part-of-speech information is input. For example, the part-of-speech information “proper noun” is input (FIG. 6 (d)).

When the selection key is pressed after inputting all the information, it is checked whether or not there is a word having the same notation information, input phonetic information and part-of-speech information in the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD.

For example, since the words of the reading information "Matsuda Seiko", the notation information "Matsuda Seiko", and the part-of-speech information "proper noun" do not exist in the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD, the same notation information and input to the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV. Check whether there is a word with the read information and part-of-speech information. In the case of the above information, Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KN
Since it exists in the CNV, the input word notation information, reading information, and part-of-speech information of the above-mentioned words are forbidden to be converted into a word dictionary
Perform the process of registering in NWD.

Then, the document processing apparatus returns to the state where the document can be created.

FIGS. 7 and 8 show a list of manually entered word information, automatically registered word information, and conversion prohibited word information, or the kind of list display (manually registered word, automatic Registered words, conversion prohibited words), or list words of the specified type,
It is a figure explaining the change of a screen.

When the registered word list key is entered while the document processing apparatus is capable of creating a document, a list of manually entered word information, automatically registered word information, and conversion prohibited word information is displayed. Figure (a)).

For example, reading information “Matsuda Seiko”, notation information “Matsuda Seiko”, part-of-speech information “proper noun”, type information “conversion prohibited registration”, etc. are displayed.

Here, when the display type key is input, a screen for designating the type of list display (manually registered word, automatically registered word, conversion prohibited word) is displayed on the window (FIG. 7 (b)).

For example, all the manually registered words, the automatically registered words, and the conversion prohibited words are set to “not displayed”.

When the cursor position is moved from the manually registered word to the automatically registered word (Fig. 7 (c)) and the display key is entered, the setting of the automatically registered word is changed to "display" (Fig. 7). (D)).

When the selection key is pressed, the word of the type set on the screen for designating the type (manually registered word, automatically registered word, conversion prohibited word) to be displayed in the list is displayed on the window (FIG. 8). (A)).

For example, the word of the automatically registered word is displayed on the window.

Read the cursor position and read the information "Nyanyan"
Move to the position of reading information "Sashisuseso" (Fig. 8 (b)) and press the delete designation key. A deletion mark will be displayed at the deletion designation position of reading information "Sashisuseso" (Fig. 8). (C)).

Then, when the delete execution key is input, the delete-specified word is deleted from the conversion-prohibited word and the deleted word information is displayed again as a list (FIG. 8 (d)).

For example, the information of the reading information "Sashisuseso" is deleted by the conversion prohibited word and disappears from the window display.

When the end key is entered here, the document processing apparatus returns to the state in which the document can be created.

FIG. 9 shows manual word registration, automatic word registration,
It is a figure explaining the transition of the screen which performs Kana-Kanji conversion after registering a conversion prohibited word.

When the document processing apparatus becomes capable of producing a document, as shown in FIG. 9 (a), the operator inputs a reading by using the hiragana key, and the reading input in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion. Is displayed.

For example, the operator uses the hiragana key to
When "Matsuda Seiko" is input, the input reading is displayed in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

Here, when the conversion key is input, the kana-kanji converted character string candidates excluding the conversion prohibited words are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 9 (b)).

For example, another character string candidate "Seiko Mazda" is input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS without being converted to "Seiko Matsuda" stored in the conversion prohibited word.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 9 (c), the operator inputs the reading by using the hiragana key and displays the input reading in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion.

For example, the operator can use the hiragana key to
When "ai tonsen na" is input, the input reading is displayed in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

Here, when the conversion key is input, the character string candidates converted into the words stored in the word registration dictionary are input in the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 9 (d)). ..

For example, the character string candidates converted into the word "Ayrton Senna" stored in the word registration dictionary are input to the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS.

Similarly, as shown in FIG. 9 (e),
The operator inputs the reading using the hiragana key and displays the input reading in the area YS for displaying the kana-kanji conversion reading input.

For example, the operator uses the hiragana key to
When "Nyannyansita" is input, the input Yomi is displayed in the area YS for displaying the Kana-Kanji conversion reading input.

Here, when the conversion key is input, the character string candidates converted into the words stored in the word registration dictionary are input into the text buffer TEXT and the text screen TS (FIG. 9 (f)). ..

For example, the character string candidates converted into “Nyanyanshita”, which is a utilization of the sa-noun of the word “Nyanyan” stored in the word registration dictionary, are text buffers TEX.
T and the text screen TS are input.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the structure of the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD in the present invention.

The conversion prohibited word dictionary is the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary K.
It is a dictionary existing in NCNVDIC and registered by an operator for prohibiting conversion.

The conversion prohibited word dictionary is composed of reading information, notation information, and part-of-speech information.

The information is stored in the conversion prohibited word dictionary in the younger order (ascending order) of the JISX0208 code of the reading information.

For example, in the example of FIGS. 3 to 9,
The reading information "Matsuda Seiko", the notation information "Seiko Matsuda", and the part-of-speech information "proper noun" are stored.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the structure of the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC in the present invention.

The word registration dictionary is the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNC.
This is a dictionary that is not included in NVDIC, and is registered by the operator in order to enable conversion, or is automatically registered during hiragana conversion or katakana conversion.

The word registration dictionary is composed of reading information, notation information, part-of-speech information, input means information, and frequency information.

The order in which information is stored in the word registration dictionary is
The reading order of JISX0208 code, younger (ascending order)
And

For example, in the example of FIGS. 3 to 9,
Reading information "Ai ton Senena", notation information "Ayrton Senna", part-of-speech information "proper noun", input means information "manual",
The frequency information “4” is stored.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the structure of the text buffer TEXT.

The text is a line data consisting of a plurality of fixed lengths.
It consists of Each line data is also composed of a plurality of character data. Each character data consists of 2 bytes per character, and is stored, for example, in JISX0208 code.

The position of each character is designated by the Y coordinate indicating the line and the X coordinate indicating the character position within the line. For example, the character on the third line from the beginning of the text and the fourth character from the left is designated by X coordinate = 4 and Y coordinate = 3. Similarly, the current position of the cursor is also managed by the X and Y coordinates.

The operation of the above embodiment will be described below with reference to the flow charts shown in FIGS.

FIG. 13 is a schematic flow chart showing the overall flow of the present embodiment, and is a general flow chart showing a branch flow to each processing by key input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document.

First, in step S13-1, the input from the keyboard KB is awaited, and when the input is received, the data is fetched into the keyboard buffer KBBUF. Here, if the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is a hiragana key, the process branches to step S13-2, if it is a conversion key, the process branches to step S13-4, and if it is a katakana conversion key, the process branches to step S13-5. If it is a hiragana conversion key, the process branches to step S13-6, if it is a word registration key, it branches to step S13-7, and if it is a conversion prohibited registration key, it branches to step S13-8.
If it is the registered word list key, the process branches to step S13-9. If it is not the key group, the process proceeds to step S13-1 and waits for an input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-2, the hiragana reading at the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is added to the reading input buffer YOMIBUF, and the reading additional display is performed in the area YS for displaying the reading input for kana-kanji conversion (((3 in FIG. 3). a), FIG. 3 (c), FIG. 3 (e), FIG. 4 (a), FIG. 4 (e), FIG. 9 (a), FIG. 9 (c), FIG. )), The process proceeds to step S13-1, and waits for an input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-4, the kana-kanji conversion process of FIG. 14 is performed. As will be described later with reference to a detailed flowchart, the words manually registered, the words automatically registered, and the registered conversion prohibited words are considered. Performs a process for performing kana-kanji conversion processing ((b) of FIG. 3, (d) of FIG.
3 (f), FIG. 9 (b), FIG. 9 (d), and FIG. 9 (f)), the process proceeds to step S13-1 to wait for an input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-5, as will be described later with reference to the detailed flowchart of FIG. 15, katakana conversion, editing and processing for automatically registering a word are performed ((b) of FIG.
(C), FIG. 4 (d), FIG. 11), step S1
Proceed to 3-1 and wait for input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-6, as will be described later with reference to the detailed flow chart of FIG. 16, processing for hiragana conversion, editing and word automatic registration is performed ((f) in FIG.
1), the process proceeds to step S13-1, the keyboard KB
Wait for input from.

In step S13-7, as will be described later with reference to the detailed flowchart of FIG. 17, the operator performs a process of manually registering the word information ((a) to (e) in FIG. 5).
Refer to step S13-1, and wait for input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-8, as will be described later with reference to the detailed flowchart of FIG. 18, the operator performs a process of registering the conversion-prohibited word information ((a) to FIG.
(See (d)), the process proceeds to step S13-1, and waits for an input from the keyboard KB.

In step S13-9, as will be described later with reference to the detailed flowchart of FIG. 19, manually input word information, automatically registered word information, and conversion prohibited word information are displayed in a list, or the above list display is performed. Specify the type (manually registered word, automatically registered word, conversion prohibited word) to be specified, display a list of words of the specified type, or delete the specified word (see FIGS. 7 and 8). , Goes to step S13-1, and waits for an input from the keyboard KB.

FIG. 14 considers a word registered as a manual word, a word registered as an automatic word, and a registered conversion prohibited word when a conversion key is input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document. 7 is a detailed flowchart for performing a kana-kanji conversion process. First, in step S14-1, in response to the reading of the reading input buffer YOMIBUF,
A conversion candidate is created from the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV and output to the candidate output buffer.

In step S14-2, a process of searching for a word corresponding to the reading in the reading input buffer YOMIBUF in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC is performed.

In step S14-3, step S14
-2, if the search result does not exist, step S
Proceed to 14-5. If the search result in step S14-2 exists, the process proceeds to step S14-4, and a conversion candidate is created by the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC and additionally output to the candidate output buffer. In step S14-5, the read input buffer YOMIB
The word corresponding to the reading of UF is the conversion prohibited word dictionary HEN
A process for searching for the existence in KINWD is performed.

In step S14-6, step S14
If the search result in -5 does not exist, step S
Proceed to 14-8. If the search result in step S14-5 exists, the process proceeds to step S14-7, and the process of creating the conversion prohibited candidate by the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD and the process of deleting it from the candidate output buffer are performed.

In step S14-8, a process of editing the character string created in the above kana-kanji conversion candidate creation process into the text buffer TEXT is performed, and step S14-9 is executed.
Then, the process of editing the character string created in the above kana-kanji conversion candidate creation process is also performed on the display ((b) of FIG. 3 and FIG.
(D), FIG. 3 (f), FIG. 9 (b), FIG. 9 (d), and FIG. 9 (f)).

FIG. 15 shows a case where the katakana conversion key is input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document.
It is a detailed flowchart of a process of automatically registering a word by katakana conversion.

First, in step S15-1, with respect to the reading of the reading input buffer YOMIBUF, a process of creating a katakana character string and a process of outputting it to the candidate output buffer are performed.

Next, in step S15-2, an input from the keyboard KB is awaited, and when the input is received, a process of fetching the data into the keyboard buffer KBBUF is performed. Here, if the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is the katakana conversion key, the process branches to step S15-3, and if it is the selection key, the process branches to step S15-4. Without step S15
-2, and waits for input from the keyboard KB.

In step S15-3, processing is performed to change the katakana part from the ending of the katakana character string candidates in the candidate output buffer to hiragana for one character.

In step S15-4, it is determined that the ending hiragana character string of the katakana character string candidate in the candidate output buffer is not sent, and the kana-kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV is used.
A process of estimating the part-of-speech information of a katakana character string candidate is performed.

In step S15-5, the word registration dictionary T
A process is performed to check whether or not a katakana character string word having the same katakana notation and part-of-speech information exists in NTRKDIC.

If it exists, the process ends without any processing. If it does not exist, the process proceeds to step S15-6, where the notation information of the Katakana character string in the candidate output buffer, the input reading information, and the estimated part-of-speech information. , Registration means information (automatic, manual), frequency information of a certain value, the word registration dictionary TNTRKDI
The process of registering in C is performed.

FIG. 16 shows the case where the hiragana conversion key is input in the state where the document processing apparatus can create a document.
It is a detailed flowchart of a process of automatically registering a word by hiragana conversion.

First, in step S16-1, a process for creating a hiragana character string and a process for outputting to a candidate output buffer are performed for the reading of the reading input buffer YOMIBUF.

In step S16-2, the word registration dictionary T
A process of checking whether or not the same hiragana character string word exists in NTRKDIC is performed.

If it exists, the process ends without any processing. If it does not exist, the process proceeds to step S16-3, and the notation information of the hiragana character string in the candidate output buffer, the input reading information, and the part-of-speech of undetermined part of speech. Information, registration means information (automatic, manual), frequency information of a certain value, word registration dictionary TNTR
The process of registering in the KDIC is performed.

FIG. 17 is a detailed flowchart of the process of manually registering the word information by the operator when the word registration key is input in the state where the document processing apparatus can create a document.

First, in step S17-1, processing for displaying an input window for inputting a registered word is performed (see FIG. 5A).

Next, in step S17-2, an input from the keyboard KB is awaited, and when the input is received, a process of fetching the data into the keyboard buffer KBBUF is performed. Here, if the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is the conversion key, the process branches to step S17-3, if it is the cursor movement key, the process branches to step S17-5, and if it is the selection key, the process branches to step S17-6. If it is the cancel key, the process branches to step S17-9. If it is other than the above key group, no process is performed and the process proceeds to step S17-2 to wait for an input from the keyboard KB.

In step S17-3, a conversion operation is performed to present an input means for converting from reading to kanji.

In step S17-4, a process of inputting predetermined information is performed by reading input and conversion operation.

In step S17-5, cursor movement processing is performed by the cursor movement instruction.

In step S17-6, the word registration dictionary T
A process of checking whether or not a word having the same notation information, input reading information, part-of-speech information, and frequency information is present in NTRKDIC is performed.

In step S17-7, step S17
If the duplicate existence check result of -6 is present, the process proceeds to step S17-9, and if not, step S17.
Proceeding to step -8, processing is performed to register the input notation information, reading information, part-of-speech information, registration means information (automatic, manual), and frequency information in the word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC.

In step S17-9, the input window for inputting the registered word is deleted.

FIG. 18 shows a case where the conversion prohibition registration key is input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document.
It is a detailed flowchart of a process of registering conversion prohibited word information by the operator.

First, in step S18-1, a process of displaying an input window for inputting a conversion-prohibited registered word is performed (see FIG. 6A).

Next, in step S18-2, an input from the keyboard KB is awaited, and when the input is received, a process of fetching data into the keyboard buffer KBBUF is performed. Here, if the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is a conversion key, the process branches to step S18-3, if it is a cursor movement key, the process branches to step S18-5, and if it is a selection key, the process branches to step S18-6. If it is the cancel key, the process branches to step S18-11. If it is not the key group, the process proceeds to step S18-2 without waiting for the input from the keyboard KB.

In step S18-3, a process of presenting an input means for converting from reading to kanji by a conversion operation is performed.

In step S18-4, a process of inputting predetermined information is performed by reading input and conversion operation.

In step S18-5, cursor movement processing is performed in response to the cursor movement instruction.

In step S18-6, a process of checking whether or not a word having the same notation information, input reading information, and part-of-speech information is present in the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD is checked.

In step S18-7, step S18
If the duplicate existence check result of -6 is present, the process proceeds to step S18-11, and if not, step S1.
Proceeding to 8-8, presence check processing is performed to determine whether or not a word having the same notation information, input reading information, and part-of-speech information exists in the Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary KNCNV.

In step S18-9, step S18 is executed.
If the duplicate existence check result of -8 does not exist, the process proceeds to step S18-11, and if it exists, step S18.
Proceed to -10 to enter notation information, reading information,
The part-of-speech information is registered in the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD.

In step S18-11, the input window for inputting the conversion prohibition registered word is deleted.

FIG. 19 shows a case where the registered word list key is input in a state where the document processing apparatus can create a document,
Display a list of manually entered word information, automatically registered word information, and conversion prohibited word information, or specify the type of the above list display (manual registration word, automatic registration word, conversion prohibited word), or specify 9 is a detailed flowchart of a process of displaying a list of words of a specified type or deleting a designated word.

First, in step S19-1, a process of displaying the information of the word registered and the registered conversion prohibited word is performed ((a) in FIG. 7, (a) in FIG. 8 and ((a) in FIG. 8). See d)).

Next, in step S19-2, the input from the keyboard KB is awaited, and when the input is received, the process of fetching the data into the keyboard buffer KBBUF is performed. Here, if the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is the delete designation key, the process branches to step S19-3, if it is the up / down cursor key, the process branches to step S19-4, and if it is the delete execution key, the step S19-5. If it is the previous screen key or the next screen key, it branches to step S19-7, if it is the end key, it ends without processing anything, and if it is the cancel key, it ends without processing anything, If it is the display type key, the process branches to step S19-8. If it is not the key group, the process proceeds to step S19-2 without waiting for the input from the keyboard KB.

In step S19-3, processing for inverting the deletion designation of the word at the cursor position is performed (see (c) in FIG. 8).

In step S19-4, a process of moving the cursor position up and down is performed (see FIG. 8B).

In step S19-5, the deletion-specified word is deleted from the conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD.

In step S19-6, the redisplay processing of the deleted word information is performed (see (d) of FIG. 8).

In step S19-7, the display process of the previous screen or the next screen is performed.

In step S19-8, a window display process for setting the display type is performed (see FIG. 7B).

Next, in step S19-9, an input from the keyboard KB is waited for, and when the input is received, a process of fetching the data into the keyboard buffer KBBUF is performed. If the head of the keyboard buffer KBBUF is the up / down cursor key, the process branches to step S19-10. If the key is not to be displayed, the process branches to step S19-11. If it is the key to be displayed, step S19-12. If it is the select key, the process branches to step S19-13. If it is the cancel key, the process ends without any processing. If the key group is other than the key group, no process is performed and the process proceeds to step S19.
Proceed to -9 and wait for input from the keyboard KB.

In step S19-10, the process of moving the cursor position up and down is performed (see FIG. 7C).

In step S19-11, if the setting of the cursor position is displayed, a process of changing it to not displayed is performed.

In step S19-12, if the setting of the cursor position is not displayed, the display is changed to display (see (d) of FIG. 7).

In step S19-13, the item set to display type setting is displayed again (see (a) of FIG. 8).

[Other Embodiments] In the above description, means for registering information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string, and the information of the predetermined character string registered by the registration means. In a character processing device having means for displaying, and means for deleting the designated predetermined character string from the predetermined character string displayed by the display means,
A means for registering the information of two or more different kinds of predetermined character strings, a means for specifying the kind of displaying the information of the registered predetermined character strings, and a registration according to the specified kind Means for displaying the information of the predetermined character string, and means for registering the information of the predetermined character strings of two or more different types, at least the information of the predetermined character string by the operation of the operator. By providing a word registration and conversion prohibition registration means and a means for automatically registering the information of a predetermined character string at the time of hiragana conversion / katakana conversion without operator's operation, Information such as notation information, reading information, and grammar information of a predetermined character string registered by the operation of, and notation information, reading information, and grammar of a predetermined character string that are automatically registered without an operator's operation. Information etc. To be displayed by separating the broadcast,
It has been described that the display operation can be performed without deciding which operation is registered, such as an operation of deleting a specified predetermined character string.

Further, it will be explained that information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of the registered predetermined character string can be displayed corresponding to all the settings of the type desired by the operator. It was

Also, it has been explained that the erroneous input can be prevented because the display operation is simplified as described above.

Similarly, by providing a means for storing the setting of the type of displaying the information of the registered predetermined character string and a means for recalling the stored setting, the display operation is simplified and erroneous input is prevented. Can be prevented.

At this time, in the flowchart of FIG. 19, it can be realized by adding a branch process of a setting call key and a setting save key in the branch process of waiting for a key input in step S19-9.

For details, when the setting save key is input in the display state of the window for setting the display type of the registered word, the setting of “display” or “not display” of each word type is stored in the RAM. FIG. 20 shows a detailed flowchart including means for calling the setting of "display" or "not display" of each word type from the RAM when the setting call key is input.

The present invention is applicable not only to a single device but also to a system composed of a plurality of devices.
It goes without saying that it can be realized by providing software to the device or system.

[0186]

As described above, according to the present invention,
Information such as notation information of a predetermined character string, reading information, and grammatical information registered by the operation of the operator, and notation information of the predetermined character string, reading information automatically registered without the operator's operation, Since the information such as the grammar information and the grammatical information are separately displayed, it is possible to perform the operation without distinguishing which operation is registered, such as the operation of deleting the designated predetermined character string during the display operation.

Also, information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of the registered predetermined character string can be displayed corresponding to all settings of the type desired by the operator.

Since the display operation is simplified as described above, erroneous input can be prevented.

As described above, a character processing device with good operability can be realized.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the overall configuration of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a screen configuration of the device of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example in which kana-kanji conversion is performed before manual word registration, automatic word registration, and registration of conversion prohibited words.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a method of automatically registering a word by katakana conversion and hiragana conversion.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a method for manually registering word information by an operator.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a method of registering conversion prohibited word information by an operator.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a method for displaying a list of words of a designated type.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a method of displaying a list of words of a designated type.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example in which kana-kanji conversion is performed after manual word registration, automatic word registration, and conversion prohibited word registration.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a configuration of a conversion prohibited word dictionary HENKINWD.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the configuration of a word registration dictionary TNTRKDIC.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration of a text buffer.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart showing the operation of the character processing device of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing the operation of another embodiment of the character processing device of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 CPU Microprocessor ROM Read-only memory RAM Random access memory KBBUF Keyboard buffer TEXT Text buffer YOMIBUF Reading input buffer KOUHOBUF Candidate output buffer HENKINWD Conversion prohibited word dictionary TNTRKDIC Word registration dictionary KNCCNVDIC Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary B TCR text register PRK external storage Display buffer memory CRTC CRT controller CRT display device CG character generator

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A unit for registering information such as notation information, reading information, and grammatical information of a predetermined character string, a unit for displaying the information of the predetermined character string registered by the registration unit, and the display unit. According to the character processing device having means for deleting the specified predetermined character string from the displayed predetermined character string, the character processing device has means for registering the information of two or more different kinds of predetermined character strings. A means for designating a type of displaying the registered predetermined character string information, and a means for displaying the registered predetermined character string information according to the designated type; The means for registering the information of different types of predetermined character strings includes at least the means for registering the information of the predetermined character strings by the operation of the operator, and the means for automatically registering the predetermined character string without the operation of the operator. information And a means for registering the character.