JPS6018426B2 - Printable game record code creation device - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a game record code creation device for printing that automatically creates a game record code for printing based on Go game records.

By the way, a game record is created to accurately record the steps during a game of Go.

“Kifu” refers to the order (moves) in which Go stones are placed on the board.
and the position are recorded sequentially on grid-lined paper. For example, in the case of a tie, the black Go stones are assumed to be odd numbers, and the white Go stones are assumed to be even numbers. , 19, etc., with consecutive numbers representing the number of moves, and the games were created as a list. Conventionally, in order to print out the appearance of a game board, a typesetter would use game record type to reproduce the board for each move based on the game record, and then create a block copy.

However, such typesetting work requires deep knowledge of Go and considerable skill, and is not something that all typesetters can easily perform. For this reason, the process of converting Go games into printed versions of books, newspapers, etc. was extremely inefficient and time-consuming. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a printing game record code generation device which does not have the above-mentioned drawbacks, and which encodes the arbitrary board surface of the game, such as the step number and position of the game, by inputting the stylus pen to the tablet. The code data can be output as a printed document by a computer typesetting machine.

This invention will be explained below.

The present invention relates to a printing game record code creation device, and as shown in FIG. a stylus ben 3 for giving designated input to the tablet 2; and an arithmetic processing unit (connected to the CRT display device 1 and the stylus ben 3, as well as to the tablet 2 via an interface 4). CPU) 5 and a recording device 6 for storing the game record data instructed by the stylus pen 3 via the arithmetic processing unit 5 as a game record code for printing, and as shown in FIG. The coordinate origin P, based on the position P and P2 indicated by the stylus Ben 3, is
After that, the designated position is determined based on this origin P, and the game score code for printing is created according to the instructions for the game record 22 and the designated item table 23.

Note that the Go rules 22 to be placed in the manuscript setting area 21 are set horizontally or vertically, and the designated item table 23
The details are as shown in Figure 3, for example. The operation of this configuration will be explained with reference to the flowchart in FIG.

In the game record code creation device according to the present invention, first, a selection menu as shown in Table 1 is displayed on the CRT display device 1, and from this selection menu, the initial setting item number 1'' is first specified using the stylus bene 3 in the item table 23. Specify within.

Table 1 In order to get to the initial setting step S2, the CRT
Items necessary for initial settings are sequentially displayed on the display device 1.

That is, first, the "job name" is guided and displayed on the screen, so by sequentially specifying the corresponding alphabetic letters on the alphabetic keyboard in the specification item table 23 with the stylus ben 3, for example, "DAISANKI IGOMEIJINSEN DA"
Enter the job name, such as "I NIKYOKU".Next, "Film size" will be displayed on the screen, and "A4", "B5", and "B4 first grade" will be displayed together with the numbers. Then, use the stylus stylus 3 to specify and input the film size using the number in the specification item table 23, such as "2".

Similarly, the character point, page number, column number, origin, etc. are displayed as guides, and the desired value is selected from the specification item table 23 and specified. These designated orders are displayed according to a program stored in the arithmetic processing unit 5. In this way, when the input work for each item of the initial setting is completed, the screen returns to the selection menu shown in Table 1, but next, the game record 22 that will become the manuscript is placed in the manuscript setting area 21 (Step S3
) and specify the position coordinates of the area to be printed using the stylus bene 3 (step S4). When "2" in the specified item table 23 corresponding to the data input in the selection menu is specified using the stylus ben 3, data input items as shown in Table 2 are displayed on the CRT display device 1 at step S5 of data input. Is displayed. Table 2 Here, if there is a layered stone in the game record 22, specify "1" in the specified item table 23 with the stylus Ben 3,
The positions of the layered stones on the game record 22 are sequentially specified using the stylus Ben 3.

Next, the user specifies "2" in the specification item table 23 and also specifies the shape of the board on the game record 22. In this case, it is only necessary to sequentially specify the squares of the board to be used with the stylus ben 3, and thereby the board area to be used is automatically set. In the case of coordinate input, "3" is designated in the designation item table 23, the position of the Go stone is designated with the stylus bene 3, and the step number of the Go stone is input by designation in the numerical value column of the designation item table 23. The position designation of the Go stone and the step number of the Go stone are input as data for the board area set above. In addition, in the case of record sheet input, while looking at the record table that sequentially represents the step number (or step number within the set board area) and position from the first place to the last place, follow the record sheet. Enter data using Stylus Ben 3. When the data input step S5 is completed, "5" is designated in the designated item table 23 and the screen shown in Table 1 is returned.

After completing the input work as described above, if you are satisfied with this, output the data by specifying "3" in the specification item table 23, and output the data according to the above input data to a magnetic tape, paper tape, etc. Outputs the game record code for printing.
In addition, if data input needs to be changed, etc., specify "4" in the specification item table 23 and re-set the above-mentioned work.
Note that if you want to insert a symbol, hiragana, katakana, etc. into a white or black Go stone, you can specify the symbol, etc. in the specification item table 23 after inputting the Go stone data. In this way, when all necessary Go stone data have been inputted and "5" is designated in the designated item table 23, the input game record data is encoded in the processing device 5 and recorded in the recording device 6. It is input and stored as a game record code for printing.

As described above, according to the printing game record code creation device of the present invention, it is possible to create a printable game record code with a simple operation while looking at the game record or the current game record, which is extremely convenient, and improves the reliability of the data. , can be done quickly.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a diagram showing the layered area of the tablet of this invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a designated item table used in this invention, and FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of this invention. be. 1... CRT display device, 2... Tablet, 3""" stylus, 4... Interface, 5... Arithmetic processing unit (CPU), 6.
... Recording device, 21 ... Original setting area, 22 ... Game record, 23 ... Specified item table. Younger brother’ diagram Younger brother Z diagram 3 Younger brother 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A CRT display device that displays predetermined items in a predetermined order, a tablet on which game records and designated item lists are placed to create a game record code, and a stylus pen for inputting instructions to the tablet. , the CRT
an arithmetic processing unit that is connected to a display device and a stylus pen, and is also connected to the tablet via an interface, and stores the game record data instructed by the stylus pen through this arithmetic processing unit as a game record code for printing; The origin of the coordinates is determined based on the position indicated by the stylus pen on the game record placed on the tablet, and the designated position is determined based on this origin, and the A game record code generation device for printing, characterized in that it creates a game record code for printing according to instructions for game records and designated item lists.