JPS6154561A - Japanese word processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To attain list processing with KANJI (Chinese characters) by storing KANA (Japanese syllabary) and its converted KANJI, adding a code to each character of a sentence based on those stored KANA and KANJI and adding the reading start and end codes to KANJI reading. CONSTITUTION:A sentence containing HIRAGANA (Japanese syllabary) and KANJI is supplied from a KANA input part 1 in the form of a KANA sentence. For the KANJI part, a KANJI conversion key 11 is operated after the Japanese reading of the KANJI is supplied in HIRAGANA. Then the corresponding KANJI is detected through a KANA/KANJI conversion dictionary 3. The HIRAGANA supplied through the part 1 are stored succeedingly to a HIRAGANA buffer 2. While the converted KANJI is stored in a KANJI buffer 4. When the reference is desired to the reading of the input KANJI, both the reading start and codes are used to convert the KANJI into the KANA. Thus the KANJI can be applied to a sorting job, the production of a list, etc.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a Japanese language processing device capable of converting kanji to kana (katakana or hiragana).

[Conventional technology]

As a conventional Japanese language processing device (word processor, etc.),
For example, in addition to English, numbers, and symbols, hiragana and katakana can be input using a keyboard, and kanji and other characters can also be entered manually using a tablet or the like. In addition, for devices that cannot manually input kanji, it is possible to manually input kanji by inputting characters in hiragana or katakana from a keyboard and operating a kana-kanji conversion system. By having such a function, it is possible to easily create and edit a text.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

However, conventional Japanese language processing devices do not have the ability to convert kanji to katakana or hiragana.
For example, when attempting to sort or create a list of kanji data in alphabetical order, there was a problem that it was not possible.

[Means and effects for solving the problem] The present invention has been made in view of the above, and in order to convert from kanji to kana, information input in kana is written in 4.
, and at the same time memorize the kanji using a kana-kanji conversion dictionary, create a sentence from the memory contents of both, and memorize the code corresponding to each of the characters that make up this sentence and the code for the reading start and end of the kanji along with the sentence. The present invention provides a Japanese language processing device designed to perform the following tasks.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the Japanese language processing device according to the present invention will be explained in detail.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, and shows a kana-kanji conversion key 1.
1, a kana input section 1 with a hiragana or katakana input key, a hiragana buffer 2 for memorizing kana sentences (for example, hiragana sentences) input from the kana input section 1, and a kana-kanji conversion key 11. Through the operations of , a kana-kanji conversion dictionary 3 outputs kanji corresponding to kana using a conversion table, a kanji buffer 4a that temporarily records kanji information ta converted by the kana-kanji conversion dictionary 3, a hiragana buffer 2 and a kanji buffer. A text storage unit 5 that stores information from No. 4 in a predetermined format according to storage instructions.
It consists of

Figure 2 shows the storage format of the text storage unit 5. Kana codes are stored in one-to-one correspondence for kana sentences, and for kanji characters, the corresponding kanji reading is stored. later,
ESC-3 (reading start code) and ESC-E (reading end code) are added and inserted after 1iif. As a result, if you want to refer to the pronunciation of a kanji that is popular among people, E
By outputting the reading surrounded by SC-5 and ESC-E, it is possible to search for the kanji part.

In the above configuration, a sentence composed of hiragana and kanji is inputted in kana sentence from the kana input section 1, and the reading of the 75x character part is manually inputted in hiragana, and then the kana-kanji conversion key 1] Operate kana f)', check it with character conversion dictionary 3, and find the corresponding kanji. The hiragana characters inputted by the kana human power unit 1 are sequentially stored in the buffer 2, and the converted kanji characters are written tα in the kanji buffer 4. As for the information in each buffer, when a storage instruction is issued, the kanji and reading of the sentence are stored according to the format shown in FIG.

If you want to refer to the reading of a kanji that has been input, please use ES.
By using the CS code and the ESC-E code, it can be read out in the form of Kanji/Kana conversion, and can be used for sorting or creating a list.

In addition, above, we talked about Kanji-kana conversion, but
By replacing the dictionary 3 with a Kanji-Romanization conversion table or a Kanji-English conversion table, conversion from Kanji to Romanization or English becomes possible.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the Japanese language processing device of the present invention, simultaneously with kana, kanji converted to kana-kanji are stored, and from these, codes are added to individual characters of a sentence and read out for kanji reading. Since the kanji-kana conversion is performed by adding a code and a reading end code, it is possible to perform sorting, list 1-, etc. processing for kanji.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows a format showing the storage format of the text storage unit shown in Fig. 1. Input section, 2...Hiragana buffer,
3...Kana-Kanji conversion dictionary, 4...Kanji buffer, 5...Text storage unit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] A kana input section for inputting sentences including kanji in katakana or hiragana, a first memory for storing kana sentences input from the kana input section, and a kana input section for inputting sentences including kanji in katakana or hiragana; a kana-kanji conversion dictionary for converting sentences into kanji; a second memory for storing the kanji converted by the dictionary; and assigning codes for identifying the kana and kanji read from the first and second memories; 1. A Japanese language processing device, comprising: a sentence storage unit that stores reading start codes and end codes for reading kanji.