JPH06203017A - Document preparing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily obtain desired various numeral expressions by inputting various KANA (Japanese syllabary) reading to a numerical value, and allowing it to be subjected to KANA to KANJI (Chinese character) conversion. CONSTITUTION:In inputted KANA reading, KANA reading for discriminating reading for showing 1-9, reading for showing a digit of a numeral, and other expression and showing a numerical part is converted temporarily to Arabic numerals, and by setting this converted Arabic numerals to a key, a candidate numeral expression containing a KANJI, a numeral, etc., is obtained by a dictionary 22 in a ROM 2. In such a state, a numeral value of 'issen', (1000), etc., whose reading is inputted by a KANA, and a numerical value of 'it is happyaku tonde yon (804)', etc., can be converted to a numerical value having a desired numeral expression by only KANA to KANJI conversion. Also, when Arabic numerals are set as a key, and numerals of each country, or a numerical candidate for which a comma is put at every other 3 digits, etc., are registered in advance in the dictionary 22, KANA reading can be converted easily to various numeral expressions.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a document preparation device having a kana-kanji conversion function, and more particularly to a conversion system for converting numbers into various numbers when the numbers are input in hiragana reading.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in the case of inputting hiragana readings related to numbers into a key by inputting them into the device by inputting the readings of the hiragana related to the numbers in this type of document creation apparatus, for example, "Issen" (1,000,
Ichi thousand, thousand, 1000), "Hassen" (8,000, 800)
0), "Hitohyaku" (one hundred, one hundred, 100), "Roppyaku" (600,600), "Happyaku" (800, 80)
0), “Itcho” (1 trillion, 1 trillion, 1000000000000),
"Hatchou" (8 trillion, 8000000000000), "Nii"
(Two, two), "shii" (four, four), "gou" (five,
5), "~ Pachi" (8, 8), even if you input the readings of numbers such as Kyo and above in Hiragana and convert them to Kana-Kanji, most of the expressions in () and Arabic numerals will be converted. could not. In addition, even if you enter a phrase of a commercial number such as "~ and de ~ ~" in hiragana reading, or enter a number reading in Chinese or English, it will not be converted to the desired number. There wasn't. In addition, any of the above can be converted into an expression such as 90,000 with a comma for every three digits, or a symbolic numeral such as a numeral of each country (such as Roman numerals) or italics. There was no case. For this reason, if you want to obtain Kanji numbers or Arabic numbers that correspond to the above Hiragana readings, you must use alphanumeric keys or Hiragana keys to perform further single-Kanji conversion, resulting in poor conversion efficiency. There was a flaw.

[0003]

As described above, in the conventional document creating apparatus, when a number is input in a hiragana reading such as "Issen", "Hatchou" or "... , It may not be possible to convert to the desired Kanji or Arabic numbers. In such a case, you can not obtain the desired number expression unless you use alphanumeric keys or Hiragana keys, etc. and perform single Kanji conversion etc. However, there was a drawback that the document creation efficiency became very poor. In addition, there were some models that incorrectly converted when trying to convert units of K or more.

Therefore, the present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and provides a document preparation apparatus which can easily obtain various desired numeric expressions when various Hiragana readings for numerical values are input and converted into Kana-Kanji. It is an object.

[0005]

According to the present invention, there is provided a document creating device for converting an input hiragana reading into a kana-kanji mixed sentence by referring to a dictionary, and an input means for inputting the hiragana reading and the input means. A discriminating means for discriminating between readings representing 1 to 9 and readings representing digits of a numerical value in the hiragana reading, and converting the readings discriminated as readings representing 1 to 9 into corresponding numerical values. 1 conversion means, second conversion means for converting the reading that is determined to be a reading representing a digit of a numerical value into a corresponding numerical value, and 1 to 9 immediately before the reading that represents the digit of the numerical value. Multiplier means for multiplying the numerical value obtained by converting the reading indicated by the first converting means and the numerical value obtained by converting the reading indicating the digit of the numerical value by the second converting means, each multiplication result of the multiplying means and the first numerical value. Adding means for adding a numerical value converted by the converting means and not multiplied by the multiplying means, and a candidate character or a candidate numeral by referring to the dictionary with the numerical value as the addition result of the adding means as a heading. And a search means for searching for.

[0006]

In the document creating apparatus of the present invention, the input means inputs the Hiragana reading. The discriminating means discriminates among the hiragana readings input by the inputting means, the readings representing 1 to 9 and the readings representing digits of a numerical value. The first converting means converts the readings determined to be the readings representing 1 to 9 by the determining means into corresponding numerical values. The second converting means converts the reading determined to be the reading representing the digit of the numerical value by the determining means into a corresponding numerical value. The multiplying means converts the reading representing 1 to 9 immediately before the reading representing the digit of the numerical value by the first converting means and the numerical value representing the reading representing the digit of the numerical value by the second converting means. And multiply. The adding means adds each multiplication result of the multiplying means and the numerical value converted by the first converting means and not multiplied by the multiplying means. The searching means searches for a candidate character or a candidate numeral by referring to the dictionary with the numerical value that is the addition result of the adding means as a heading.

[0007]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a document creating apparatus of the present invention. 1 is a CPU that performs document creation processing,
Reference numeral 2 is a ROM having a program 21 for operating the CPU 1 and a dictionary 22 used for kana-kanji conversion, 3 is a keyboard for inputting document reading and various operation instructions to the CPU 1,
Reference numeral 4 denotes a work area W1 to W3 for number conversion and a switch area SW that holds data indicating the processing direction of the CPU 1, a reading buffer 41 that holds the reading input from the keyboard 3, and a numerical conversion result heading. A RAM 5 having a heading buffer 42 for entering is a display unit for displaying the input reading and the conversion result thereof. Here, the work area W1 of the RAM 4 is for calculation of all numerical values, W2 is for calculation in units of four digits, and W3 is type 1
(This will be described later).

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. Here, as a premise for explaining the operation of the above-described embodiment, the types of numbers are divided into types 1, 2, 3, and 4. Type 1 is 1, 2, ~ 9
(Except 0), Type 2 indicates ten millions, billions and trillions, Type 3 indicates tenths, hundreds and thousands, and Type 4 indicates reading of special numbers except for one digit. When converting the reading of numbers, the type related to the reading is put in the switch area SW of the RAM 4 to indicate the direction of processing of the CPU 1.

The operator inputs the readings related to the numbers from the keyboard 3 in hiragana. As a result, the CPU 1 stores the reading in the reading buffer 41 of the RAM 4 and displays it on the screen of the display unit 5. The operator then presses a kana-kanji conversion key on the keyboard 3 to instruct the CPU to convert the reading into kanji or Arabic numbers.
When it is set to 1, the CPU 1 performs the conversion process according to the flowchart shown in FIG. First, in step 201, C
The PU 1 writes 0 in the work areas W1, W2, W3 of the RAM 4 and 0 in the switch area SW of the RAM 4, and proceeds to step 202. In step 202, the hiragana reading to be converted into kana-kanji is read from the reading buffer 4 of the RAM 4, and the process proceeds to step 203. In step 203, if the same reading, such as rolling or leaving, is followed by the same reading of the read number, segmentation is performed. If not, the process proceeds to step 204 in the read form. Here, the following processing will be described by taking “Rokusen Happyakuman Tendujigo” as an example of the input reading.

In step 204, the reading is completed or read,
Or, if there is no possibility of breaks or numbers, or RA
If the type 1 is written in the work area SW of M4, the process proceeds to step 220, and if not, the process proceeds to step 205. Here, since the first reading is "Roku", the process proceeds to step 205, and in this step, it is determined whether or not the input reading is "--and ---", and if there is, the process returns to step 202, otherwise. If step 2
Proceed to 06. In this case, the process proceeds to step 206, where the reading is converted to Arabic numeral (here 6) by referring to the dictionary 22 of the ROM 2 and the process proceeds to step 207. In step 207, it is determined whether or not the type of the converted numeral is 4, and if it is type 4, the process proceeds to step 208, and if it is not type 4, the process proceeds to step 209. In this example, the process proceeds to step 209, and it is determined whether or not the types of converted numbers are types 1, 2, and 3. As a result, if the type is 1, the process proceeds to step 210, if the type is 2, the process proceeds to step 212, and if the type 3, the process proceeds to step 216. In this example, since the number is 6, it is determined to be type 1 and the process proceeds to step 210, where the number converted into the work area W3 of the RAM 4, that is, 6 is written, and the process proceeds to step 211 to proceed to the switch area of the RAM 4 S
Write 1 to W and return to step 202.

The hiragana reading "sense" input from the reading buffer 41 of the RAM 4 is read again. Regarding this reading, the process proceeds to step 203, step 204, step 205, and step 206, and this step 20
In step 6, the reading is converted into 1000 and the process proceeds to step 207. Since the type of numerical value is not 4 in step 207, the process proceeds to step 209. In this step 209, since it is determined that the number type is 3, the process proceeds to step 216.
In step 216, it is determined whether or not the content of the work area W3 of the RAM 4 is 0, and since it is not 0 in this example, the process proceeds to step 217. Work area W in step 217
Multiply the numerical value held in 3 by the converted numerical value,
This is the content of the work area W2, and in this example, 6000
After writing in the work area W2, the process proceeds to step 219. In step 219, 0 is written in the work area W3 and 0 is written in the switch area SW, and the process returns to step 202.

Next, at step 202, the reading buffer 4
When "Happyaku" is read out from step 1, step 203, step 204, step 205,
Proceed to Step 206, and at Step 206, 80
It is converted to 0 and the process proceeds to step 207. In this example, since the converted number is the type 4, the process proceeds to step 208 and R
After adding 800 to the contents of the work area W2 of AM4, the process proceeds to step 226, 0 is written in the switch area SW, and then the process returns to step 202.

In step 202 again, the reading buffer 4
Read "man" from 1. Regarding this reading, step 203, step 204, step 205, step
Proceed to 206 and convert to 10,000 in this step 206. Next, the number converted in step 207 is type 4
Since it is not, the process proceeds to step 209, where it is determined that the number type is 2, and the process proceeds to step 212. In step 212, it is determined whether or not the sum of the contents of the work areas W2 and W3 is 0. In this example, it is not 0, so the process proceeds to step 213. In step 213, the sum of the contents of the work areas W2 and W3 is added to the above 1000
After adding 0 to the contents of work area W1,
The result of this addition is used as the contents of the work area W1 in step 2
Proceed to 15. In step 215, the switch area SW,
After setting the contents of the work areas W2 and W3 to 0, step 2
Return to 02. On the other hand, in step 212, the work area W2
If the value obtained by adding the contents of W3 and W3 is 0, the process proceeds to step 214, the converted numerical value is added to the contents of the work area W1, and the result is taken as the contents of the work area W1 and the process proceeds to step 215.

In step 202 again, the reading buffer 4
Read "Toden" from 1. For this reading, go to step 203, step 204, step 205,
Here, since the reading is "--and ---", the process returns to step 202.

When "12" is read from the reading buffer 41 at step 202, step 20 is performed in this example.
2, step 203. Step 204, Step 20
5. Go to step 206 and convert to step 10.
Further, the process proceeds to steps 207 and 209, it is determined that the number type is 3, and the process proceeds to step 216, where the content of the work area W3 is 0, so the process proceeds to step 218. In step 218, 10 is added to the content of the work area W2 to make it the content of the work area W2, and then the process proceeds to step 219. In step 219, 0 is written in the switch area SW and the work area W3, and then the process returns to step 202.

When "go" is read from the reading buffer 41 in step 202, step 2 is executed for this reading.
03, step 204. Step 205, Step 20
Proceed to step 6, and convert to step 5 here, and then step 207,
Go to step 209 and step 210 and work area W
After writing 5 to 3, 3 is written to 1 in the switch area SW in step 211 and the process returns to step 202.

When the reading is read from the reading buffer 41 in step 202, since the phrase is broken in this case, the process proceeds to steps 203 and 204, where the phrase is broken and the switch area SW is 1. Then, the process proceeds to step 220. In step 220, the contents of the work areas W1, W2, W3 are added, the result is written in the work area W1, and the process proceeds to step 221. In step 221, it is determined whether or not the reading read from the reading buffer 41 may be a numeral, and if there is no possibility, the process proceeds to step 223, and if there is, the step 22.
Go to 2. In step 222, the work area W of the RAM 4
The contents of 1 are converted into a numerical value, 68000015 in this example, and the process proceeds to step 223. After creating candidates other than numbers in step 223, the process proceeds to step 224, and after that, the continuous reading is converted into a kana-kanji mixed sentence or the like, and then in step 2
Go to 25. In step 225, if the candidates are rearranged, for example, if another head and another tail are located before and after, the rearrangement is performed by, for example, putting the numbers first, and the process ends. As a result, the CPU 1 converts the reading of the hiragana "Rokusen Happyakumanto dejugo" into 68000015 and stores it in the RAM4.
It is stored in the buffer 42 for the header.

Further, the CPU 1 has the heading buffer 42.
, The numerical value stored in this example, 68000015, is read, the candidate numeral expression is read by referring to the dictionary section 22 of the ROM 2 with this as a heading, and the first candidate among them is displayed on the display section 5, When the next candidate selection instruction is input from the keyboard 3, the next candidate is displayed. When a desired numeral expression is displayed, the operator inputs an instruction to select it from the keyboard 3, and the CPU 1 fixes it as a converted numerical value.

According to the present embodiment, among the inputted Hiragana readings, the readings representing 1 to 9 and the readings representing the digits of a numeral are provided.
By distinguishing from other expressions, the Hiragana reading that represents the numerical part is once converted into Arabic numerals, and the converted Arabic numerals are used as a heading to obtain candidate numeral expressions including Chinese numerals etc. from the dictionary 22 in the ROM2. It is possible to convert numbers such as "Issen", which is input in Hiragana for reading, and numbers such as "Happyaku to deyon" into numbers having a desired numerical expression only by Kana-Kanji conversion. In addition, the Arabic number is used as a heading, and the number of each country is used as a candidate, or a numerical value candidate in which a comma is added every three digits is used as the dictionary 22.
If registered in, it is possible to easily convert the hiragana reading into various numerical expressions.

[0020]

As described above, according to the document creating apparatus of the present invention, various desired numeral expressions can be easily obtained when various Hiragana readings for numerical values are input and Kana-Kanji conversion is performed.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a document creation device of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing the operation of converting the hiragana reading of the CPU shown in FIG. 1 into a numerical expression.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... CPU 2 ... ROM 3 ... Keyboard 4 ... RAM 5 ... Display

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A document creating apparatus for converting input hiragana reading into a kana-kanji mixed sentence by referring to a dictionary,
An input unit for inputting the Hiragana reading, a discriminating unit for discriminating between readings representing 1 to 9 and readings representing digits of numerical values among the Hiragana readings inputted by the input unit, and 1 to 9 by the discriminating unit. And a second conversion means for converting a reading determined to be a reading that represents a reading into a corresponding numerical value, and a reading that is determined to be a reading representing a digit of a numerical value into a corresponding numerical value. , A numerical value obtained by converting the reading indicating 1 to 9 immediately before the reading indicating the digit of the numerical value by the first converting means and a numerical value obtained by converting the reading indicating the digit of the numerical value by the second converting means. Multiplying means for multiplying, addition means for adding each multiplication result of the multiplying means and a numerical value converted by the first converting means and not multiplied by the multiplying means, and addition by the adding means Document creating apparatus characterized by comprising a search means for searching for candidate character or candidate numeric value, the result by referring to the dictionary as a heading.