JPS5853768B2 - Document creation device with kanji dictionary - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a document creation device having a kanji dictionary, and in particular, even after selecting a kanji from a displayed kanji list,
The present invention relates to a document creation device having a kanji dictionary configured so that kanji can be selected from the list again.

Equipped with a Kanakii board and a display, the word dictionary is indexed using the kana reading input from the Kanakii board, and the multiple kanji words obtained by this are displayed on the display, and the desired word is selected from among them. In such a document creation device, even if the word dictionary is indexed based on the kana reading input, the required word is often not obtained.

This is especially true for proper nouns such as people's names and place names.

Therefore, in order to deal with such a case, it has been proposed to prepare a kanji dictionary in addition to the word dictionary, and to synthesize words that cannot be obtained by reading the necessary kanji from the kanji dictionary.

However, there are always many synonymous words for kanji, and it may be necessary to display multiple words in the menu several times.

However, in this way, when the operator finds the desired kanji among the multiple kanji displayed on the display at the same time but presses the selection number key by mistake, conventionally, the operator has to start over from inputting the kanji's kana reading. I had to.

Therefore, there is a problem in that it takes a lot of time to re-select kanji when a mistake is made in selecting a kanji, especially for kanji that have many homonyms.

Therefore, in order to improve such problems, the present invention provides a document creation device that allows the user to return to the state immediately before selecting a kanji by pressing a cancel key when a mistake is made in selecting a kanji. For this purpose, the document creation device having a kanji dictionary according to the present invention has an input means for inputting characters, a display means, and a dictionary file section, and the document creation device has an input means for inputting characters, a display means, and a dictionary file section, The document creation device that creates a document by displaying it on the display means includes: a kanji dictionary section in which kanji characters are registered; a holding section that temporarily holds a plurality of characters read from the kanji dictionary section; selection means for selecting a specific one from the plurality of characters held by the means;
A cancellation means is provided for canceling the selection selected by the selection means, and when the selection is canceled by the cancellation means, the plurality of characters held by the holding means are displayed on the display again, and a specific one of them is displayed on the display. It is characterized by being able to select.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

FIG. 1 shows the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of its operation.

In the figure, 1 is the keyboard, 2 is the keyboard control unit, 3 is the kana-kanji conversion control unit, 4 is the key storage buffer, 5 is the word dictionary content buffer, 6 is the kanji dictionary content buffer, 7 is the screen control unit, and 8 is the screen Buffer, 9 is a display, 10 is a word dictionary file read control unit, 11 is a word dictionary file control unit, 12 is a word dictionary file, 13 is a kanji dictionary file read control unit, 14 is a kanji dictionary file control unit, 15
is a kanji dictionary file.

Keyboard 1 is used to input characters, symbols, etc. of the document to be created, and when inputting kanji or words made up of multiple kanji, the kanji part is input in kana reading. .

In addition to regular keys such as kana character keys and number keys, keyboard 1 has conversion keys 1-0, kanji dictionary keys 1-1,
Cancellation keys 1-2 and the like are provided.

Conversion keys 1-0 are used when converting kana reading input into words, kanji dictionary key 11 is used when converting kana reading input into kanji, and cancel key 1-0 is used when converting kana reading input into kanji. 2, as will be explained in detail later, when you select a specific kanji from among the multiple kanji displayed on the display 9 and then select another one for some reason, the previously made selection is This is used to cancel.

The keyboard control unit 2 identifies signals input from the keyboard 1 and controls the signals to be appropriately transmitted to each control unit, as will be described later.

The kana-kanji conversion control unit 3 transmits the kana reading input transmitted via the keyboard control unit 2 to the screen control unit 7 to display it on the display 9, or indexes a word dictionary or kanji dictionary. It also performs various other controls as will be described later.

The key storage buffer 4 receives input from the keyboard 1.
Keys for indexing word dictionaries or kanji dictionaries, such as kana reading input or in some cases abbreviations, are temporarily held.

The word dictionary content buffer 5 temporarily stores words read from the word dictionary.

The kanji dictionary content buffer 6 temporarily stores a plurality of kanji characters read from the kanji dictionary, and is divided into, for example, five sections, and configured to set five kanji characters.

The screen control section 7 performs various controls for displaying characters, symbols, etc. on the display 9, and the screen buffer 8 temporarily stores the characters, symbols, etc. to be displayed on the display 9.

The word dictionary file reading control section 10 performs various controls for reading out the word dictionary based on the signals transmitted from the kana-kanji conversion control section 3, and the word dictionary file control section 11 controls the storage of the word dictionary. This is to control access to a word dictionary file 12 such as a disk, which is stored on a disk.

The word dictionary file 12 is a file in which a word dictionary is registered in which a large number of words composed of a plurality of kanji characters are registered, and is formed of, for example, a magnetic disk.

The kanji dictionary file reading control section 13 performs various controls for reading out the kanji dictionary based on the signals transmitted from the kana-kanji conversion control section 3, and the kanji dictionary file control section 14 performs various controls for reading out the kanji dictionary. This is to control access to the kanji dictionary file 15 such as a disk that is stored.

The kanji dictionary file 15 stores a kanji dictionary in which a large number of kanji characters composed of one kanji character are registered using kana reading input.

To explain about word dictionaries and kanji dictionaries, in word dictionaries, kana readings consist of multiple kanji, while in kanji dictionaries, kana readings consist of one kanji. Registered.

For example, for the kana reading of ``kanshi'', the word dictionary has ``kanji'', ``secretary'', ``auditor'', etc.;
``Han'', ``Kai'', ``Qian'', ``Kai'', ``Kan'', ``Custom'',
``Maki'', ``Kan'', ``Kan'', ``Kan'', etc. are registered.

Also, for the kana reading of ``kata'', ``sudomari'' is registered in the word dictionary, and ``shoulder'', ``kata'', ``ho'', etc. are registered in the kanji dictionary, and for the kana reading of ``kaki'', ``should'' is registered in the kanji dictionary. In the word dictionary, words such as ``flower season'', ``summer period'', ``summer'', and ``firearm'' are registered, and in the kanji dictionary, words such as ``persimmon'' and ``kaki'' are registered.

If the user presses the conversion key 1-0 for the kana reading input, the word dictionary will be indexed, and if the kanji dictionary key 1-1 is pressed, the kanji dictionary will be indexed.

(1) Now, in FIG. 1, the operator inputs the kana reading (for example, "kan") of the kanji to be indexed from the keyboard 1.

This kana reading signal is transmitted to the kana-kanji conversion control section 3 via the keyboard control section 2, set in the key storage buffer 4, and also transmitted to the screen control section 7.

Then, a screen signal is transmitted from the screen control unit 7 to the screen buffer 8 so that this kana reading input is displayed at a predetermined position on the display 9 by the screen control unit 7. The kana reading input is displayed as shown in Figure 2.

The operator checks the kana reading displayed on the display 9 and presses the kanji dictionary key 1-1.

A signal generated by pressing the Kanji dictionary key 1-1 is transmitted to the Kanji dictionary file reading control section 13 via the keyboard control section 2 and the Kana-Kanji conversion control section 3.

As a result, the kanji dictionary file read control unit 13 controls the kanji dictionary file control unit 14 to index the kanji corresponding to the kana reading input set in the key storage buffer 4 from the kanji dictionary stored in the kanji dictionary file 15.

In this way, the kanji dictionary file control section 14 accesses the kanji dictionary file 15 and sequentially reads out the necessary kanji.

These read kanji are sequentially set in the kanji dictionary content buffer 6 via the kanji dictionary file read control section 13 and the kana-kanji conversion control section 3.

At the same time, the kanji (5 characters in the example of FIGS. 1 and 2) set in this kanji dictionary content buffer 6 are transmitted from the kana-kanji conversion control section 3 to the screen control section 7, and are displayed on the screen as shown in FIG. ``Kan'', ``Kan'', ``Kou'', ``Inui'', and ``Kae'' are displayed at the predetermined positions of 9.

(In this case, if the operator presses the cancel key 1-2,
The signal generated by pressing this cancel key 1-2 is sent to the kana-kanji conversion control unit 3 via the keyboard control unit 2.
transmitted to.

As a result, the kana-kanji conversion control unit 3 uses the key storage buffer 4
The kana reading input "kan" stored in is displayed again on the display 9, and the kanji characters are displayed "kan", "kan", "ko",
Erase "inui" and "kae".

In this way, even after the kanji list is displayed, by pressing the cancel key, the kanji dictionary file 15 can be returned to the state immediately before being accessed.

For example, ``kan'' can be corrected as ``kashi''.

(3) “Kan” and “Kan” indicated in (1) above;
If there is a kanji that the operator needs among ``Kou'', ``Inui'', and ``Kae'', for example, if the operator needs ``Inui'', the numbers 1 to 4 will be displayed on the keyboard. By pressing the number keys, the kana-kanji converter 3
As a result, ``inui'' set in the fourth section of the kanji dictionary content buffer 6 is read out and transmitted to the screen control buffer 7.

As a result, the screen control buffer 7 selects and displays "Inui" at the position where "Kan" is displayed at that time.

(4) However, in reference 1), "kan", "kan",
If the kanji required by the operator, ``应'', is not displayed among the ``Kou'', ``Inui'', and ``Kae'' displayed, the operator presses the kanji dictionary key 1-1 again.

As a result, the kanji characters "Kan", "Rui", "Maki", "Kan", and "Kan" read next from the Kanji dictionary file 15 are similarly set in the Kanji dictionary content buffer 6, and are also displayed on the display 9. This time, the above ``kan'', ``custom'', ``maki'', and ``kan''
, "kan" will be displayed.

This display allows the operator to select the desired character ``Hai''.
, and press the number key with the number "2" indicating its rank on the keyboard 1, the kana-kanji converter 3 will thereby convert the "habit" set in the second section of the kanji dictionary content buffer 6. This is then transmitted to the screen control buffer 7, and this "habit" is selectively displayed at a predetermined position.

Of course, "Kan" was displayed on display 9 at this time.
, ``Rui'', ``Maki'', ``Kan'', and ``Kan'' disappear.

However, the operator presses the cancel key 1-2 on the keyboard 1 when the operator intends to select ``Traditional'' but presses a different number key and ``Volume'' is selected and displayed.

As a result, the kana-kanji conversion control unit 3 converts the above-mentioned "kan", "in",
``Maki'', ``Kan'', and ``Kan'' will be displayed on the display 9 again.

The operator can then select "practice" by pressing the correct number key.

If the cancel key is pressed immediately after selecting a kanji in this way, the state returns to the state immediately before the kanji was selected, and it becomes possible to select the kanji again.

(5) In the above cases (1) to (4), the case where kanji are indexed has been described, but of course words can also be indexed in the usual way.

After inputting "Kaki" in kana reading from keyboard 1, confirming that "Kaki" has been set in the key storage buffer 4 by displaying this "Kaki" on the display 9, then press the conversion key 10. If you press , the word dictionary file 12 will be accessed and "Flower period",
"Summer", "summer", "firearm", etc. are read out in sequence and set in the word dictionary content buffer 5, and simultaneously displayed in sequence on the display 9.

Then, the operator can select the desired word when it is displayed.

Of course, if you press the kanji dictionary key 1-1 after confirming on the display 9 that the above-mentioned "kaki" has been set in the key storage buffer 4, "kaki" or "kaki" will be set as described above. ' will be displayed.

After all, according to the present invention, when creating a word that is not registered in the word dictionary by reading kanji from the kanji dictionary, if there is a mistake in selecting a kanji, simply pressing the cancel key will make it possible to select it again. As a result, documents can be created much faster than in a correction method that involves re-inputting kana readings.

In addition, even if you discover a mistake in inputting kana reading after the kanji list is displayed, you can press the cancel key to return to the state before accessing the kanji dictionary file, making inputting kana reading easier. It becomes possible to make corrections, and documents can be created efficiently.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 shows the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of its operation. In the figure, 1 is a keyboard, 2 is a keyboard control unit, 3 is a kana-kanji conversion control unit, 4 is a key storage buffer, 5 is a word dictionary content buffer, 6 is a kanji dictionary content buffer, 7 is a screen control unit, and 8 is a screen buffer , 9 is a display, 10 is a word dictionary file read control unit, 11 is a word dictionary file control unit, 12 is a word dictionary file, 13 is a kanji dictionary file read control unit, 14 is a kanji dictionary file control unit, 15 is a kanji dictionary file are shown respectively.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A kanji dictionary in which kanji are registered in a document creation device that has an input means for inputting characters, a display means, and a dictionary file section, and creates a document by displaying characters input from the input means on the display means. Department and
a holding means for temporarily holding a plurality of characters read out from the kanji dictionary; a selection means for selecting a specific one from among the plurality of characters held by the holding means; A cancellation means for canceling a selection is provided, and when the selection is canceled by the cancellation means, the plurality of characters held by the holding means are displayed again on the display so that a specific one of them can be selected. A document creation device having a kanji dictionary.