JPS6162165A - Character form changing system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain printing of designated character forms automatically, by collating each of developed character code with a character form changing code table, reading out the character code, and after making control to replace with the developed character code, printing a document. CONSTITUTION:A character controlling section 1 reads a sentence from an external storing device 3 and developes this into a character code. Normally, the character controlling section 1 reads character pattern data corresponding to the character code from a character pattern data storing section 5 and outputs this to a printing section 4, and printing is performed. At this time, restriction for use of kanji (Chinese character) is designated by an inputting device 2, the inputted document is developed to the character code, and its corresponding character form code is read out from a character form change code table storing section 6 and replaced with the character code that contains only character forms of kanji in common use. Then, the character pattern data corresponding to a newly formed row of character code are read out from the character pattern data storing section 5 and outputted to the printing section 4. The printing section makes printing according to inputted character pattern data. Thus, only character form of kanji in common use is included.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a font conversion method for converting a kanji font into a specified font when a document is created using a Japanese document creation device.゛[Technical background of the invention and its problems] Conventionally, when creating a document using a Japanese document creation device, the kanji used are the kanji fonts listed in the JIS kanji code (commonly used kanji). The document was created using all fonts. Therefore, the Dongxi Dictionary (Dongxi 5, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty)
When creating a document that included the fonts of Chinese characters listed in the old dictionary of characters compiled in honor of the imperial edicts of Zhang Yushu and others in 1995, the document was printed and used as is, especially when there were no restrictions on the use of Chinese characters. . However, for example, if there is a kanji use ailJ restriction that only common kanji can be used, after correcting the font of the kanji of the E11 Hiji Dictionary in the document one by one to the font of the kanji listed in the JIS kanji code, This has the drawback that it requires time and effort to create documents.

[Object of the Invention] In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the object of the present invention is to provide a font conversion method for a Japanese document creation device that can automatically convert the font of Chinese characters into a specified font and print them when creating a document. It's about hiring.

[Summary of the Invention] The present invention provides a Japanese document creation device that converts a character code developed corresponding to an input document into character pattern data, and prints according to this character pattern data. In addition to providing a key for specifying restrictions, a font conversion code table storage unit is provided to convert the character code of the font whose use is restricted to the character code of the specified font, and the character code for converting the input document into the character code is provided. When the font usage restriction designation is issued to the control unit,
The character code once developed is replaced with the character code of the font that is allowed to be used using the font conversion code table, and the corresponding character is replaced (turn arc 1.: Convert and move to printing operation; tal By adopting a control method, the above objectives can be achieved.

Examples of the invention] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a Japanese document creation device to which the font conversion method of the present invention is applied. Reference numeral 1 denotes a character control unit, which develops an input document into character codes, reads out character data to be described later, and character patterns corresponding to the character codes from a storage unit 5, and prints them.

The symbol @2 is an entry device that is used to enter documents manually and specify restrictions on the use of kanji. Code 3 is an external storage device such as a floppy disk that stores the data.
This is accessed by the character control section 1. The printing section 4 prints a document according to the character pattern data sent from the character control section 1. Reference numeral 5 denotes a character data storage section in which character pattern data corresponding to the character code expanded by the character $ control section 1 is stored. Reference numeral 6 denotes a font conversion code table storage section, which stores codes of kanji (commonly used kanji) whose fonts are to be converted.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained. First, the character control unit 1 reads a document from the external storage device 3 and develops the read document into character codes. Here, it is assumed that the read document contains kanji (fonts) from the Kuramaji dictionary and kanji (fonts) listed in the JIS kanji code. usually,
The character control section 1 reads character pattern data corresponding to the character code from the character pattern data storage section 5 and outputs it to the printing section 4. The printing unit 4 performs printing according to the input character pattern data.

At this time, if the input device 2 satisfies the kanji use restriction specification that prohibits the use of the fonts in the kanji dictionary, the input document is expanded into character codes as described above, and then the font code corresponding to the expanded character code is is read out from the font conversion code table storage section 6, and all the developed character codes are replaced with character codes containing only the fonts of commonly used kanji read out from the font conversion code table storage section 6. Thereafter, character pattern data corresponding to the newly formed character code string is read from the character pattern data storage section 5 and outputted to the printing section 4. The printing unit 4 performs printing according to input character pattern data. Therefore, the kanji fonts of the printed document include only the fonts of kanji (commonly used kanji) that are not listed in the JISi character code.

Assume that the above document contains the character ``Dawn'' in the Kangxi Dictionary. This "Akatsuki" is developed by the character control unit 1 into a character code of JIS code point 58 ward 92. after that,
Character control unit 1 is the hood point 58 of the font conversion code table.
Go to read the content of ward 92, and code point 2, which is this content.
Read the three 2nd wards and convert 1) to code point 58 in the record.
Replaced with Ward 92. Since this code point 22 ward 39 is the common kanji ``Akatsuki'', the ``Akatsuki'' in the Kurama Jiten has been converted to the common kanji ``Akatsuki''. Therefore, the character ``Akatsuki'' in the document printed by the printing unit 4 has the font of the commonly used kanji.

By the way, if the above document contains the commonly used kanji ``Akatsuki'' that does not require font conversion, the character control unit 1 first converts it to the code point 22-ku 39, and then the character control unit 1 converts this code. I go to read the kanji conversion code table for point 22 ward 39, but since the same code point 22 ward 39 is written there, I read this and convert it to the code point 22.
Even if it is replaced with ward 39, three wards of code point 22 remain,
Commonly used kanji 1j3) will not be converted into font.

FIG. 2 shows an example of the JIS Kanji code, where the commonly used kanji ``Akatsuki'' has a code point of 22, ku, 39, and the 5M Kiji Dictionary, ``akatsuki,'' has a code point of 58, ku, 92.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a font conversion code table in the font conversion code table storage section 6. As shown in FIG. In this example, code point 58, ku 92, which corresponds to the character ``aki'' in the Toonetsu Dictionary, is written with 2, 1 point, 22, ku 39, which corresponds to the common kanji ``aki''.
Code point 22 ku 39, which corresponds to the common kanji akatsuki, is written in code point 22 ku 39, which also corresponds to the common kanji akatsuki.

・The contents of the font conversion code table are
It can be arbitrarily rewritten using .

Therefore, conversely, it is also possible to convert the font of commonly used kanji to the font of the charetsu dictionary.

Therefore, in the above example, the kanji (font) used in the document
In cases where there are restrictions on kanji, the operator does not have to convert the kanji fonts one by one and recreate the document, just specify the kanji fonts that can be used, and the fonts are automatically converted to the specified font. document. Therefore, document input can be done quickly and in a short time, and mistakes can be eliminated.

Although the font conversion method in the above embodiment has been described as a method in which all character codes expanded by the document control unit 1 are replaced with the contents of the font conversion code table, conversion corresponding to character codes that do not require font conversion may be used. The contents of the table,
For example, if you write oooo in advance, check the contents of the kanji conversion code table corresponding to each character code in the document expanded to the character code one by one, and only if this content is not oooo, it is written in the conversion code table. A similar effect can be obtained by replacing the character code with a character code, and if it is oooo, the replaced character code is directly output to the printing unit without conversion. Furthermore, the present invention can be applied not only to Japanese document creation devices but also to all information processing devices that can use the Kanji system.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the font conversion method of the present invention, a font conversion code table storage unit is provided that lists the character codes of fonts to be converted corresponding to the subject conversion character codes,
When the character control unit receives a restriction on the use of kanji characters, the character control unit compares each expanded character code of the input document with the font conversion code table, reads out the corresponding character code, and replaces it with the expanded character code. After controlling
By adopting a method of printing a document, it is possible to automatically convert the font of Chinese characters to a specified font and print the document when creating the document.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of a Japanese document creation device to which the font conversion method of the present invention is applied, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of JIS Kanji code, and FIG. 3 is the same as that shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a kanji conversion code table. 1.-Character control unit 2.Input device 3.-External storage device 4.-Printing section 5-.Character data storage section

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) In a Japanese document creation device that converts character codes developed corresponding to an input document into character pattern data and prints according to this character pattern data,
Providing an input device of the device with a key for specifying font usage restrictions, and providing the device with a font conversion code table storage unit for converting the character code of the font whose use is restricted to the character code of the specified font, When the font use restriction designation is issued to the character control unit of the device that converts the input document into character codes, the font use restriction designation is applied to the fonts that are allowed to be used, using the font conversion code table. A font conversion method characterized in that after the font is replaced with a character code, the font is further converted into corresponding character pattern data and control is performed to proceed to a printing operation. (2) The font conversion method according to claim 1, wherein the data in the font conversion code table storage section is arbitrarily rewritten by the input device.