JPS62210577A - Documentation device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To efficiently perform a new word registration process, by providing a means which generates a new word dictionary in which a new word data is stored from a new word registration document developed in a document generating buffer memory. CONSTITUTION:A CPU 10 develops an input as the new word registration document consisting of required number of new word data, at the document generating area of a RAM 12, corresponding to the input from a keyboard 15. Next, the CPU 10 executes a correction/editing process, such as the addition, erasing, and change of an additional new word for a new word document developed in the RAM 12. Afterwards, the CPU 10 registers the new word document after the correction/editing from the RAM 12 to RAM 11. Also, the CPU 10 outputs the new word registration document generated in the RAM 12 to a printer 16, then making it print, corresponding to a print instruction from the keyboard 15.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Purpose of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention particularly relates to a simple document creation device.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, when creating a document, a document creation device inputs kana characters and executes a process of converting the kana characters into a mixed kanji/kana sentence. For this reason, the document creation device is equipped with a kana/kanji conversion dictionary for the above-described kana/kanji conversion processing.

However, in simple document creation devices with limited storage capacity, there is a limit to the number of words that can be registered in the kana/kanji conversion dictionary, so a new word registration dictionary method is used in which the user arbitrarily registers frequently used new words. It is being This new word registration dictionary method requires processes such as registering new words, deleting new words, and printing a list of new words. In conventional simple document creation devices, each process of the new word registration dictionary method described above is performed using an external storage device such as a floppy disk device.
It was difficult to carry out efficiently.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, a new word registration dictionary system is necessary for a simple document creation device, but it is difficult to efficiently execute each process of this system.

An object of the present invention is to realize an efficient new word registration function by executing each process necessary for creating a new word registration dictionary using a normal document creation area without using an external storage device. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a document creation device.

[Structure of the invention] (Means and effects for solving the problem) The present invention develops new word data as a new word registration document in a document creation area,
This document creation device uses this document creation area to proofread/edit and print a new word registration document. The apparatus of the present invention is configured to register a new word registration document created from a document creation area as a new word dictionary, for example, in a RAM within the main body.

That is, the present invention provides a developing means for expanding a new word registration document from a new word dictionary consisting of new word data into a document creation buffer memory, and proofreading and editing the new word registration document developed in the document creation buffer memory. proofreading/editing means;
A printing means for printing a new word registration document developed in a document creation buffer memory, and a new word registration means for storing new word data from the new word registration document developed in a document creation buffer memory to create a new new word dictionary. ing.

(Example) The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a document creation device according to the same embodiment. In FIG. 1, a microprocessor (CPLJ) 1
0 is a circuit that performs document creation processing, proofreading/editing processing, display control processing, and control operations for the entire apparatus. RAMII
is a read/write memory that stores a new word registration dictionary. The RAM 12 is a read/write memory used as a document creation area (text buffer memory).

The ROM 14 is a read-only memory that stores in advance a program that determines the operation of the CPU 10, a message table necessary for proofreading/editing processing, a standard dictionary, and the like.

The display memory 13 is a read/write memory that stores document data to be displayed on the display screen of the liquid crystal display device 17. For example, the liquid crystal display device (LCD device) 17 has a maximum of 4
It has a display screen that can display lines. keyboard 15
is an input device equipped with various input keys necessary for document creation processing, proofreading/editing processing, new word registration processing, etc. The printer 16 is a printing device that prints created documents, new word dictionaries, and the like. The external storage device 18 is, for example, a floppy disk device, and is a storage device that stores created documents and the like.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained. First, CPU 1
0 creates a document based on the input information input from the keyboard 15 in the document creation mode, and
Expand to AM12 text buffer memory. At this time, cpuio displays a part of the expanded document on the display screen of the LCD device 13, which displays, for example, four lines. The CPU 10 stores the document developed in the buffer memory of the RAM 12 in the external storage device 18 in response to input from the keyboard 15 . Also, CPU 1
0 reads a predetermined document from the external storage device 18, develops it in the RAM 12, and executes proofreading/editing processing in the proofreading/editing mode.

Thereafter, the proofread/edited document is stored in the external storage device 18.

By the way, when there is a request for new word registration through input from the keyboard 15, the CPU 10 changes from the document creation mode or the proofreading/editing mode to the new word registration mode. C.P.
In the new word registration mode, the U 10 develops new word data input from the keyboard 15 into the document creation area of the RAM 12. The new word data consists of pronunciation N (A in FIG. 3) and headword (AAA in FIG. 3). The reading word usually consists of only hiragana characters, and is, for example, about 2 to 8 characters in number. The heading category is usually a mixture of kanji and kana, and has, for example, about 1 to 12 characters. CPU
10 is developed in the document creation area of the RAM 12 as a new word registration document consisting of a necessary number of new word data, as shown in FIG. 3, in response to input from the keyboard 15.

Next, CPU IO registers the new word registration document created in RAM 12 as a new word dictionary in RAM 11 in response to a registration instruction from keyboard 15. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the RAM 11 registers the new word registration document transferred from the document creation area of the RAM 12 as new word data. Further, in response to a print instruction from the keyboard 15, the CPU 1'O outputs the fr spoken language registration document created in the RAM 12 to the printer 16 for printing. Furthermore, it is also possible to save the new word registration document created in the RAM 12 to the external storage device 18. Also,
The CPU 10 reads the new word document from the RAM 11 in response to input from the keyboard 15, develops it in the RAM 12, and then performs proofreading/editing processing. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, the CP tJ 10 performs proofreading/editing processing such as adding, deleting, and changing new words to the new word document developed in the RAM 12. After this, CP LJ 1
0 means that the new word document after proofreading/editing is registered from the RAM 12 to the RAM 11.

Here, the CPU 10 performs a kanji conversion process in the normal document creation mode, and when a hiragana character such as "ai" is input from the keyboard 15, it performs a kanji conversion process for this hiragana character. In this case, CPU 10 first uses RO
Access the standard dictionary stored in M14 and write "Ai"
Find the kanji character that corresponds to the hiragana character. Next, C
P LJ 10 accesses the new word dictionary stored in RAM 11 and searches for the kanji character rAAAJ corresponding to the hiragana character for "ai".

Then, cpu io stores the kanji characters searched from the standard dictionary and the new word dictionary as candidate characters in the RAM.
It will be expanded into 12 document creation areas.

In this manner, in the new word registration mode, a document for new word registration consisting of new word data is created using the document creation area used for normal document creation.

The document creation area is also used to proofread/edit the new word registration document and perform processes such as adding, deleting, and changing new words. Therefore, the new word list document can be printed on the printer 16 in the same way as a normal document, and the new words can be stored in the external storage device 18. Furthermore, it is possible to easily register a new word document developed in the document creation area into the RAM 11, and to develop a registered new word list document from the RAM 11 into the document creation area.

[Effects of the Invention] As described in detail above, according to the present invention, a new! ! ! In the I registration mode, the document creation area used for normal document creation is used to create and proofread/edit the fr spoken language registration document. For this reason,
By registering the new word registration document as a new word dictionary in the internal memory without using an external storage device, printing of the new word list document and proofreading/editing of new words can be performed easily and at high speed. , it is possible to realize an efficient new word registration function, and as a result, the document creation function can be improved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a document creation device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are diagrams for explaining the operation of the embodiment, respectively. 10...CPLJ, 11...RAM (new word dictionary)
, 12...RAM (document creation area), 14...R
OM, 15...Keyboard.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A developing means for expanding a new word registration document from a new word dictionary consisting of new word data into a document creation buffer memory, and proofreading/editing for proofreading and editing the new word registration document developed in the document creation buffer memory. means, printing means for printing the new word registration document developed in the document creation buffer memory, and a new new word dictionary for storing new word data from the new word registration document developed in the document creation buffer memory. A document creation device comprising a new word registration means for creating a new word.