JPS58192126A - Word processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To attain easily the registration of optional characters, by saving and storing a pattern edited and formed once to other memories, and registering a pattern obtained by synthesizing the edited and formed pattern and the saved and stored pattern. CONSTITUTION:A sentence inputted from a keyboard 11 is stored in a text memory 21 constituting a memory 13 and displayed on a CRT14, and the storage content of the text memory 21 is transferred to a sentence storage area 22 with a prescribed key operation and stored, or printed on a printer 15. A character generator 23 for the CRT screen display such as the 1st level Kanji (Chinese characters) and special characters is provided to a prescribed area of an ROM chip, a print character generator 24 for them, and character generators 25, 26 for the display and print of the 2nd level Kanji, are provided to a prescribed area in a floppy disc. Pattern storage areas 27, 28 for registering edited optional characters are also provided to the floppy disc.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to word processors, and in particular proposes a food processor that facilitates the registration of non-standard characters.

A large number of kanji characters are required for display and printing in Japanese Ame word processors, which is the main reason why they are more sloppy and larger than European word processors. The first part of the J-engineering machine, which is prepared in advance for general purposes. Although it is sufficient to use only the second-level kanji, some users require special kanji and symbols that are frequently used. A device has been developed that has a function that allows the user to register characters other than those listed above (memory).

The first object of the present invention is to provide a word processor that facilitates such external character registration.

The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to drawings showing an embodiment of an all-character layout keyboard system.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a word processor according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram of a keyboard layout 1.

In the figure, 1lii is a keyboard which is an input means, 12 is a control unit which functions as the center of various controls, 13 is a memo 17 for each hn, 14 is a display unit C! This is a printer for performing RT, l 5u printing. Sentences entered from the keyboard are stored in the text memory 21 that constitutes the memory 13, and C! The contents of the text memory 21 are then displayed on the RT 14, and are transferred to the document storage area 22 in a floppy disk, generally prepared as an external memory, by a predetermined key operation, and then stored or printed by the printer 15. be done.

In addition, the text once stored in the document storage area 22 is stored in the text memory 21 by operating the titration key.
It is displayed at T14 and printed by the printer 15.

Therefore, a character generator is required for display on the CRT 14 and printing on the printer 15. In this embodiment, the display on the CRT 14 is based on a 24x24 dot matrix, and the printing on the printer 15 is based on a 32x3 dot matrix.
Since this is performed using a 7-ont 2-dot matrix, a character generator suitable for display and printing is required. In this example, JIS non-kanji.

Level 1 kanji and special symbols prepared in advance.

A character generator 23 for displaying special characters on the CRT screen is installed in a predetermined area of the I/iROM chip, a character generator 24 for printing special characters, and a character generator 25 for displaying and printing TI8 second level kanji. and 26 are provided in a predetermined area within the floppy disk.

And the external characters edited as explained next? The floppy disk is also provided with storage areas 27 and 28 for display patterns and print patterns (both 7 onts) for registration.

Therefore, to register external characters in the word processor according to the present invention, it is necessary to use the patterns that have been created once (as described later, it is also possible to reuse the turns of fonts that have already been stored and registered). Save and store it in another memory, edit it again, and combine the turn (the pattern for a) and the turn that was saved and store,
This combination) is unique in that it allows for multiple turns to be recorded.

A description will be given below with reference to the state of the CR714 screen when registering external characters. When the product of the present invention is started and a custom character creation mode is commanded by a predetermined operation, the control unit 12 receives this command and displays the screen (r!) edited by the software as shown in FIG. ] is displayed 0 On the right side there is a display area 41 for specifying the code, and the upper line 4 with the heading [Reference code] is displayed.
11 is the part that displays the kuten code (4 digits) of J Engineering 5C6226, which is input to the platform to be reused by referring to existing characters, as will be described later, and the part that should be referred to among the characters that correspond to this input reference code. Indicates the position where the cursor should be placed when specifying the type of font, that is, for printing or displaying.The part where the cursor is displayed (for printing) (for printing) (for displaying) and the input epsilon 2 containing the characters that correspond to the code
Indicates the position where the cursor should be placed when instructing to display a list of 0 character groups (list)
The lower line 412, which bears the heading [Registration Code], is the code to be assigned to the created external character (the empty 4-digit number of the Kuten code of J-K806226 is used). ) is displayed, indicating the position where the cursor should be placed when instructing to register a completely new registration code with a removed external character [New]
The part marked with ``i'' indicates that the created external character should be registered with a registration code that has already been assigned once, or that the external character that corresponds to the registered road number should be registered in a manner that changes. indicates the position where the cursor should be placed (the cursor should be placed when instructing to display a list of 20 kanji on the screen, including the kanji that corresponds to the part displayed as change 1 and the registered code). It consists of a list representing the position and a displayed part.

A 32x32 matrix pattern is displayed on most of the left half of the CRT 14111 screen, and is the editing area 42 of the printing font (it is displayed as "for printing"). A 24 x 24 matrix pattern is displayed in most of the right hand side, and it is a font editing section 43 for displaying the OR7 screen (displayed as 1. - for screen).OS collection sections 42 and 43 are not included. If one of the two is selected as the subject of editing processing, an asterisk appears on the selected one as shown in FIG.

The area between the editing sections 42 and 43 is a monitor section 44, and the square display sections 442 and 443 displayed at the top for 32 and 24 display large displays of the editing sections 42 and 43. This is a part that shows the pattern reduced to the size of each print screen display.

When the [■l key 111 on the keyboard 11 is touched, the data of the pattern related to the screen display of the selected editing section 42 or 43 is stored in the temporary storage memory 30, but the contents of this memory 3o are stored in the monitor section 44. A square display section 440i labeled "Memory" is displayed in a reduced size at the bottom. The upper part of this area 440 contains the pattern stored in the memory 3o and the pattern edited and created by the editing section 42 or 143 (stored in the memory 32 or 33, which will be described later). This is an area for displaying the contents of the memory 31 that stores pattern data that is a combination of both ) in a reduced size, that is, the bottom pattern of and in a reduced size. In this state of NM, Naori-Sol is located at the most significant digit position to indicate that the reference code is waiting for input.

Now, if you want to record a foreign character e-record using an already registered pattern, i
I will explain with 7C.

- First, key in the IX point code of the pattern to be used using the numeric keypad 112, either from memory or by referring to the 0Sc6226 graphic character code table. As step 1, key in the kuten code 0194i of ◇, and first operate the key 113 for moving the entire cursor to edit the 7 ont for printing, and position it on the display section of code specified Kukugi 41 [for 32]. Then touch the ward p”t-114.

Upon input from the control section 121, as shown in FIG. ◇ from character generator 24.
The pattern for displaying is read out and written in the memory 32. The editing section 42e displays the patterns in the memory 32 in accordance with the matrix pattern. 2. As described above, the same pattern is displayed in a reduced size on the display sections 442 and 441 of the monitor section 44. Furthermore, the control unit 12 causes the editing cursor to indicate 'ke<' at a predetermined position of the editing unit 42. The software is configured so that this cursor is moved by touch operation on the numeric keypad 112, and the mouth key is used as a cursor to move in the direction of the eight keys surrounding n'r. Make the move take place. In other words, in Figure 9, by touching ■ or the mouth, the cursor ' moves up 9, down, left or right, El, El,
[1, If you touch the figure, 7 moves in the corresponding diagonal direction. And when you touch the key of your mouth, the black and white color will be reversed.
It's straining. Therefore, for example, if the same key is continued to be pressed from the state shown in FIG. 4, a black line (displayed in green on a CRT) will be added extending from the center of the ◇ toward the upper corner. After the cursor reaches the end of the matrix pattern, the cursor moves in the opposite direction to the moving direction of the 11 matrix pattern and nK&tt data pattern (scrolls i).

As mentioned above, when the <M key 111 is touched, the pattern data in the memory 32 displayed in the editing section 42 is transferred to the memory 3o, and the ◇ display in the editing section 42 disappears and the monitor A pattern ◇ appears in the corner 440 of part 44 (see Figure 5, 8). Memory 30, 31.32
and 3BVi is read from areas 24 to 26 of the floppy disk when inputting or printing [Also, the RAM for storing font data is used.

Note that while display units 440, 441, 442kr, and 32 x 32 7-ont displays are required, CI (T14) is originally designed to display a 24 x 24 dot matrix, so a 24 x 24 dot matrix display is required. A 32×32 font is displayed using a combination of four display areas.

Next, by operating the numeric keypad 112 as described above,
Draw a black circle within 2 as shown in Figure 5.

Since this shape is formed using a matrix pattern, it goes without saying that the peripheral edge is uneven as shown in the figure. While the numeric keypad 112 is being operated, the original ◇ pattern is not displayed in the editing section 4'aVC, but the control section 12
The contents of the memories 30 and 32 are synthesized and displayed on the display section 441 of the monitor section 44. By monitoring this display section 441, the size of the black circle, the eccentricity from the center A, the extreme unevenness of the edge, etc. can be seen at a glance. It can be easily understood and corrected.

In this way, after the pattern of :l, 1tt''L on the display section 441 becomes 1sr, touch the medical key 114. This) L moves the cursor K to the upper line 4111. of the code designation section 41. ') Move to the most significant digit of the 8-sho code.

The pattern displayed on the display section 441&, that is, stored in the memory 31, is printed in the printing font menu (J).
4-digit Z) code that is not specified in the IS Kuten code,
For example, &-J: 8805) is input using the numeric keypad 112 after moving the cursor to the uppermost Y'L digit of the registration code in the descending row 412 of the warehouse code designated capital 41.
Then, use the key 113 to move the cursor Ki\6 to the fifth
As shown in the figure, 11'L is placed on the line 412 of the code designation section 41 where [New] is displayed. After doing this, if the same key 114 is touched again, the pattern data in the memory 31 is transferred to the memory 28 and registered there. Due to this, the editorial departments 42, 43. The display on the monitor section 44 is similar to the initial image K/]<1 in FIG. 3. However, it is an 8-sho code.

The display of the contents of the a-edge code remains unchanged on the VC.

In the above manner, the external character is registered as gI Nu. With this arm, move the cursor to 1 of the descending line 412' of the code designation section 41 by operating the Kanle movement key 113.
list], and when Tadashi Loki 114 touches it, the control unit 12 reads from Memo 1J27, 2B the 20 characters including the characters (symbols) related to the Sashiya Sayt registration code (8805 in this case). The characters are read out and displayed in the form shown in FIG. In other words, the Kuten code, the printing font and the display font associated with each code are 20 codes long (in other words, the fonts are 20 characters in total, 40 characters long).
) Display in combination.

In the example shown in Figure 6, the printing font is simply stored in the Kuten code 88o5? It shows. Such a list is displayed in the reference code display section, that is, in the upper row 4 of the code specification section 41.
11 to display the required code, move the cursor to the [List] display section of that line, and then press the exit key 114.
You can do the same by touching .

In addition, the code number and 1 related to K Vi reference or registration at the bottom right
List] [Delete] [Recovery 10 characters are displayed, but the cursor is at the [List] position in the state shown in Figure 6. Through such an operation, it is possible to confirm that the external character registration has been reliably performed f', or to confirm that the registered character has already been registered.

The above operation and the control to be executed in response to this operation
As a result of the processing in section 12, one character of the printing font has been completely registered. By the way, in the above example, to create ◇, we used the pattern in memory 24 (Ko Kenfu sai) as a non-kanji character, but instead of using t, we used the numeric keypad 112 in the same way as in the case of creating the black circle pattern. Of course, you can also create the desired pattern ◇ by operating the ◇.
Set the reference code column i of the code number W 41 to 0000 (for the input text monitor part), use the CRT? r
In the word processor I'm praising, just registering external characters for 11 print fonts is useless, so I need to delete the 40 A code and input the 24x24 screen display font. For this purpose, a printing tray is provided.
(The same operation as mentioned above is required, Editorial Department 43
The first section 12 is designed so that registration can be performed by checking the pattern currently displayed on the first display section 440, 441, 443.

As for the operational differences, firstly, the display section VC11/ of [24 river] in the upper row 411 of the cursor xl code finger/foot area 41,
The only difference is that the evening angle τfr of the lock 114 is different in the corrected state.

By the way, in this example, 32X32 phono) k24X2
This program is used to compress and convert the font of 4. This program is executed when the following operations are performed.Then, the previously registered printing font is used as a reference code (for example, 8805), move the cursor to the [,24] position in the upper line 411 of the code designation section 41, and touch the craftsmanship key 114.

The control unit 12 reads data from the screen display font storage area 27, but since there is no written data,
The execution of the conversion program is started by first outputting the printing font data for the input code from the self-memory area 28, performing a predetermined compression conversion process on this data, and writing it into the memo 1731.33. As a result, the display section 441 of the editing section 43 and the monitor section 44 is displayed. 443
The registered 32X32 printing font is now 24X24.
The compressed pattern will be displayed.

Since unnatural compression conversion may be performed depending on the pattern, KL should correct this by performing the 0 & 1 numeric key 112 operation, and then perform the same registration operation as described above.

If it becomes necessary to modify the font, delete or replace the registered non-registered characters after completing the registration in this manner, it is recommended that the modification, deletion, replacement, etc. be performed using the following operations.

1. Enter the code assigned 0 to the external character to be deleted as the C reference code, position the cursor in the 1, list section of the all code designation section 41, and touch the 4 button. As a result, as mentioned above, a list of 20 fonts including external characters related to the coat is displayed, and as shown in Figure 6, the reference code related to the above input is displayed in the bottom column, and [List] [Delete] ] [Recovery] is missing, and the cursor is in the +jitV position.
t (Delete When the code is moved to the third place 1k and the gray day key 114 is touched, the data of the external characters related to the corresponding code is marked with a deletion bit mark and disappears from the CRT screen.

Here, the reason why the data itself is not destroyed and only a mark is added is to avoid the trouble of re-registering the data if it is deleted due to an error (such as a mistake in the registration code). This is to make it easier to re-register as it is in case you wish to restore it as a registered non-registered character again.
If you touch the Lolo key at 7, the registration will be restored to its original state.

Next, when registering another external character by replacing it with the registered external character (or making a pattern correction that is substantially the same as the first one)
Edit the pattern using the same operations as for new registration, but when registering, move the cursor to the [Change] part of the lower line 412 of the code display section 41, and then press the country key 1.
Touch 14.

By such key operations, the control unit 12 performs the same processing as in the case of the data t [deletion] of the registered external character, and also honors the data of the changed external character. In this case as well, restoring the previously registered non-registered characters is a simple matter as in the case of [deletion]. In addition, if [change] was specified even though it was a new registration, or vice versa, the 5L recording was not performed and the part where the code was displayed was blinked, resulting in an erroneous operation. Display the warehouse and prompt the writing operation. In the case of registration under the IT regulations, the data will be completely deleted even if there is a registered non-standard character in the registration code. annihilation 1-
) month). Note that even if the Kuten code entered as the registration code is not within the allowed 11 values for registering external characters, the registration will be honored and the code will be linked.

[Others] "Lokey 115 (t:f entered into the memory 30 and also displayed the data of the pattern displayed on the display section 4401/C and written into the memory 32 (or 33) -
This is also a key for causing the display section 442 (or 443) to exchange the data of the pattern displayed in the editing section 42 (or 43). This is for convenience when editing.

In addition, the vassal country key 116 can be changed to the state of IA L to MfJ by touch operation when the edit cursor is in the editing section 42.43, that is, the cursor K is the code n4
This is the key to return to the current state.

The external characters registered in this way are mapped to any one of the keys on the blank space 113 of the keyboard 11, which is rectangular in advance with the registered code in mind. It can be used in exactly the same way as letters.

As described above, the word processor according to the present invention includes a means for displaying a pattern regulated by the matrix pattern along with a matrix pattern in the H [regular area of the display section, It is equipped with a memory for storing patterns, a means for combining the pattern stored in the memory with another pattern, and is configured to store the combined pattern in the external character registration memory, so that characters with complex patterns can be stored. Even symbols can be edited in multiple steps, which not only makes the operation easy, but also allows the finished shape of the pattern to be shaped exactly as desired11- That's what you can get. In the above embodiment, the composite pattern can be simultaneously monitored by monitoring the display section 441 of the monitor section 44, so that these effects are achieved.

1! In addition, the product of the present invention can utilize the registered pattern as data for creating the J external character pattern, and can also modify the child.
Since it is J-Noh, the combination of characters and writing (e.g. 1 [)), the history of some of the registered characters (spoofing old characters based on Th characters),
Addition of radicals, etc., Vi to external characters @ form that are often used on Mizaki
Can be dealt with extremely quickly.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a word processor that eliminates the gaps in the external character f'f list and is superior to VC. It should be noted that the present invention can be applied to Japanese 7m word processors using the Kana-Issei character conversion method as well as Roman word processors.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a word processor according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a keyboard layout diagram, and FIGS. 3 to 6 are explanatory diagrams showing CRT screens.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Along with a matrix pattern in a predetermined area of the display section,
means for rewritably displaying the pattern regulated by the matrix pattern; a memory for storing the pattern displayed in the area; and means for combining the pattern stored in the memory with another pattern. 1. A word processor comprising: a word processor configured to store a combined pattern in a memory for registering non-standard characters. 2. Along with the matrix pattern in a predetermined area of the display section,
means for rewritably displaying the pattern regulated by the matrix pattern; means for successively displaying patterns stored in advance in the nucleus display means; - storing the pattern displayed in the area; A word processor comprising a memory and means for composing a pattern stored in the memory with another pattern, and configured to store the composite pattern in a memory for registering non-standard characters.