JPS6190255A - Document formation device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To realize the document production with high efficiency by displaying guidances in Japanese, displaying sample editing of simple sentences and displaying input instruction for users when necessary. CONSTITUTION:Japanese letter lines which compose of the fixed format and special symbol with identifier are stored in a fixed format document memory part 1. An advice memory part 2 stores Japanese expressions with identifier as label which correspond to the special symbol with identifier to shown the input instruction. An advice read part 3, when it receives the identifier, picks up the Japanese expression with label identifier from the memory part 2 and transfer it to a display part 4. The display part 4 displays the Japanese expressions and special symbol stored in the memory part 1, and the Japanese expressions transferred from the memory part 3. Thus the display part 4 shows the example sentence, and also requires user's input to the necessary position of the sentence. At the same time, it displays the guidance in Japanese language.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION The present invention relates to a text creation device, typified by a word processor, used in the field of natural language processing.

Conventional technology Conventionally, when inputting Japanese notation into a computer, the tablet method, multi-stage shift method, kana-kanji conversion method, two-stroke one method, etc. are used (for example, "Newton
Separate volume: All about word processors” (June 2, 1986)
8th) Kyoikusha, P47). These input methods are used differently depending on the purpose of the input user, but each input method is different from the same type of input method in that the desired sentence must be entered one by one character by character from the beginning. It can be considered.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, with the conventional input method described above, even when inputting a standard sentence, it is necessary to input each word of the sentence sequentially, and it is necessary to select and edit one example sentence from a collection of example sentences. Even if the method of creating a desired sentence saves the effort of inputting a single character or phrase, it is not possible to efficiently create a fixed sentence because appropriate editing guidance for the example sentence is not shown in the example sentence.

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention presents sentence examples that are easy to edit, and when user input is required, displays input instructions and outputs guidance in Japanese so that standard sentences can be created efficiently. The purpose is to provide a text creation device that displays text.

Means to Solve the Problems The text creation device of the present invention classifies a plurality of fixed sentences according to the types that make up the sentences, and classifies them into one type element among the fixed sentence types belonging to the same classification. One or more character strings are associated with each character string, and the characters that make up the character string are fixed formats that include special symbols with identifiers that indicate input instructions in addition to normal Japanese notation such as kanji, hiragana, katakana, and alphanumeric characters. a fixed phrase storage unit that stores sentence information; an advice storage unit that stores Japanese notation corresponding to the special symbol with an identifier indicating the input instruction, using the identifier as a label; The device is equipped with an advice reading unit that reads out Japanese notation used as a label from an advice storage unit and transfers it.

Effect of the present invention With the above-described configuration, when editing the Japanese text information stored in the fixed phrase storage unit, when displaying an input instruction indicating that user input is required, the input instruction regarding the information to be input is displayed. By displaying the explanation, it is possible to create sentences with high efficiency.

Embodiment FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a text creation device in a first embodiment of the present invention. In Figure 1, 1 is
Classifies multiple fixed sentences based on the types that make up the sentences,
One or more character strings correspond to one type element of the fixed sentence types belonging to the same classification, and the characters that make up the character string are ordinary Japanese characters such as kanji, hiragana, katakana, alphanumeric characters, etc. a fixed phrase storage unit that stores fixed phrase information so as to include special symbols with identifiers indicating input instructions in addition to the notation;
2 is an advice storage unit that stores the Japanese notation corresponding to the special symbol with an identifier stored in the fixed phrase storage unit 1, using the identifier as a label; and 3, when the identifier is received, a Japanese notation that uses the identifier as a label. 4 is a display section that displays the Japanese notation and special symbols stored in the fixed phrase storage section 1 and the Japanese notation transferred from the advice reading section.

The operation of the text creation device of this embodiment configured as described above will be described below. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the status of each part of the text creation device of this embodiment. Column A is the process number indicating the order in which the processing of each part proceeds, and column B is the Japanese language stored in the fixed phrase storage unit 1. With notation and special symbols with identifiers, “mouth”
The characters marked with "10" are the two strings of characters being transferred from the fixed phrase storage section 1 to the display section 4. The character string C is the Japanese notation stored in the advice storage section 2, and the characters surrounded by 10" are the characters that are being transferred from the fixed phrase storage section 1 to the display section 4. is the character being read out, and row is the character string being displayed on the display unit 4.

First, as shown in the first line, the fixed phrase storage unit 1 contains the Japanese character strings "Itsou" and "Samaha" that form part of the fixed phrase, and the special symbol with an identifier "(%1)". is stored in the advice storage unit 2, and the Japanese notation ``Address Full Name'' with the identifier ``%1'' as a label is stored in the advice storage unit 2.

The display section 4 reads out one character at a time from the fixed phrase storage section 1 and sequentially displays the character string "Usatsu" as shown in the second to fourth lines of column D.

As shown in column 8, line 6, display unit 4 reads the special symbol with identifier (%1) from fixed phrase storage unit 1, and displays column 0, line 6.
As shown in the line, the input reminder "-" is output and displayed. Subsequently, the display section 4 transfers the identifier "chi1" to the advice reading section 3. The advice reading section 3 that receives the identifier "chi1" searches the advice storage section 2 for the Japanese notation "addressee full name" with the identifier "%1" as a label, and sequentially transfers it to the display section 2 one character at a time.

The display unit 4 sequentially receives the Japanese notation corresponding to the identifier [section 1] from the advice reading unit 3 one character at a time, and outputs the Japanese notation ``addressee full name'' as shown in lines 6 to 12 of FIG. indicate.

When the output display operation of the special character r(%1)J with identifier is completed from the 6th line to the 12th line in FIG. Further read the character strings stored in
As shown in the 5th line, the notation "Samaha" is output and displayed sequentially.

As described above, according to this embodiment, a plurality of fixed sentences are classified according to the types that constitute the sentences, and one or more type elements of the fixed sentence types belonging to the same classification are classified into one or more fixed sentences. a fixed-format sentence storage unit that stores information about fixed-format sentences in such a way that character strings are matched and special symbols with identifiers indicating input instructions are included in addition to normal Japanese notation as characters constituting the string;
an advice storage unit that stores a Japanese notation corresponding to the special symbol with an identifier indicating the input instruction, using the identifier as a label; and upon receiving the identifier, reads and transfers the Japanese notation with the identifier as a label and the advice storage unit; By providing an advice reading section and a display section for displaying the Japanese notation and special symbols stored in the fixed phrase storage section and the Japanese notation transferred from the advice reading section, example sentences can be displayed and the user can An input prompt can be displayed corresponding to the position in the sentence where input is required, and guidance regarding the input instruction can be shown using Japanese notation.

As described in detail, according to the present invention, when displaying input instructions to the user, input instructions can be shown using Japanese notation, and the practical effects thereof are significant.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a text creation device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the embodiment. 1...Fixed sentence storage unit, 2...Advice storage unit, 3...Advice reading unit, 4...
...Display section.

Claims (1)

[Claims] Classify multiple fixed sentences based on the types that make up the sentences, associate one or more character strings with one type element of the fixed sentence types that belong to the same classification, and compose the string. a fixed-format sentence storage unit that stores information about fixed-format sentences so as to include special symbols with identifiers indicating input instructions in addition to normal Japanese notation such as kanji, hiragana, katakana, and alphanumeric characters; an advice storage section that stores a Japanese notation corresponding to a special symbol with an identifier indicated by the identifier as a label; and an advice reading section that reads out and transfers a Japanese notation with the identifier as a label upon receiving the identifier from the advice storage section. and a display section for displaying the Japanese notation and special symbols stored in the fixed phrase storage section and the Japanese notation transferred from the advice reading section.