JPS5854431A - Document input device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make use of abbreviations easy and reduce input working by searching the complete spellings of abbreviations in a previously inputted document to expand them. CONSTITUTION:A character-string inputted from a keyboard 1 is discriminated in a discrimination part 2 (Ex. a function key) whether it is a complete spelling or an abbreviation. In case of a complete spelling, the character-string is sent to a display part 3 and simultaneously stored in a storage part 4 as it is. In case of an abbreviation, the character-string is sent to the display part 3 and words in a document stored in the storage part 4 are retrieved in a retrieval part 5. When a corresponding word is found, the abbreviation is expanded to a complete spelling in an expansion part 6 and the complete spelling is sent to the display part 3 and stored in the storage part 4.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a document input device using a board.

Conventionally, when inputting abbreviated notation (for example, math) when typing a key, and expanding it to complete 4IIJ) (mathematics), the conversion table built into the input device was used.
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Variant III that can be used commonly by many users
Although it takes a lot of effort to create a conversion table, and the resulting conversion table is large, it is difficult for an individual user to use many parts of the conversion table. There are problems such as missing, missing, and necessary abbreviations.

Even in the case of a nine-input device that has the function of creating a unique conversion table for each user, the user has to do the work of adding abbreviations to the conversion table. It was only possible to improve the round shape and develop it into a round shape.

It is an object of the present invention to eliminate these drawbacks and enable abbreviation expansion that does not burden the user.

According to the present invention, the complete abbreviation for the abbreviation is searched from among the documents that have already been input, and the abbreviation is expanded, so the user only needs to input the complete abbreviation once. After that, you can use abbreviations, and the abbreviations are fixed (e.g. mathematical
(math or math@ may be used for s), so the input work can be easily eliminated by using SSa.

An embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG.

The character string input from the keyboard 1 is recognized by the determination unit 2 (for example, by using a funk symbol) to determine whether it is a complete letter or an abbreviation, and if it is a complete letter string, it is sent to the display unit 3 and stored as is. It is stored in section 4. In the case of an abbreviation, display section 3
The search unit 5 searches for - in the documents that have been sent to the storage unit 4 and have been stored in the storage unit 4 so far. When a corresponding II is found (for example, in Akebono of perfect -9, the substring (napsu) 9y da) is abbreviated -, the member part 6 expands abbreviated - to the perfect edge. and send it to the printing department 3, as well as
It is stored in the storage unit 4.

In this embodiment, since a conversion table is not used, it is possible to eliminate the section for storing the conversion table, and the burden placed on the user of rounding who uses abbreviations is reduced once the light is fully spelled. All you have to do is enter.

However, this can also be done with O while inputting the document.

III does not require much effort, and since the abbreviation is not fixed, the abbreviation has the effect of slowing down by simply using K1m1. Another embodiment is shown in FIG.

If the 9-character string input from the keyboard L is determined by g* to determine whether it is a complete ah or an abbreviation in the judgment s2 and is written in Ikkobon, it is sent to the display s3 and is registered in the single dawn table 8 by the single dawn table creation section 7. After being brazed, it is stored in the storage unit 4.

If an abbreviation is input, it is sent to the display section 3, and
The single 11* search unit 9 searches the single 11 table 8. When the ``Dawn'' is found, it is expanded into a complete sheet at the jl opening section 6, sent to the -reception section 3, and stored in the storage section 4.

In this embodiment, the search speed can be improved by using the word table 9.

Nine, the size of a single table can be much smaller than the conversion table p, which is common to many users.

Except for the above point t-, it has the same effect as the happy example.

FIG. 3 shows a variation of the above embodiment, in which when a complete meal spelling is input, only the word specified at the time of input (for example, 7 Ankushi So/Key, etc.) is displayed in the word creation unit 7. and recorded in single tii*s, and the other Akebonos are sent to the storage unit 4 as is. If an abbreviation is input, the process is the same as in the above embodiment.

In this embodiment, by allowing the user to select the target word of 461, it is possible to reduce the aSt and thereby increase the search speed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 and 2 show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 shows a modification of 2E. l... #l board 2... Judgment part 3... Display s4... Storage part S... Search part 6... Development department agent Patent attorney Nori Chika Kensuke (and 1 other person) No. Figure 1

Claims (1)

[Claims] What is claimed is: 1. A keyboard-type document input device, characterized in that the device has a function of extracting the complete spelling of an inputted word, from an already inputted document.