JPS62212766A - Document producing device with kanji dictionary - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily produce the non-registered KANJI (Chinese characters) phrases by dividing the phrase reading input into plural pieces with operation of a conversion key and then a mode switch key and retrieving the single KANJI corresponding to each divided input to display them successively. CONSTITUTION:At the time of a conversion key 11 is operated after 'KANJI' is supplied through a keyboard 1, a document production control part 3 gives a request to a KANJI phrase dictionary 5 to output the single KANJI combination data against the input 'KANJI' via a retrieving device 51 for dictionary 5. Then the single KANJI combination data 54 retrieved as a candidate is immediately selected out of a single KANJI font pattern 44 of a single KANJI dictionary 4. Thus four candidates of 'KANJI' are displayed on a candidate phrase display 6. However the desired 'KANJI' is not included in those four displayed candidates. Then a mode switch key 13 is operated to set a word retrieval mode. Thus the desired phrase 'KAN' and 'JI' respectively. In such a way, a document can be produced at an extremely high speed even in case no desired KANJI phrase is registered.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a document creation device having a kanji dictionary. This is a document creation device that continuously displays and selects.

[Conventional technology]

A method for displaying kanji idioms corresponding to the readings manually entered on a keyboard has already been announced and put into practical use.

For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 55-153029 (hereinafter referred to as Middle East No. 1 technology) discloses nine technologies corresponding to conventional examples of the present invention. The number one technology in the Middle East.

It is designed so that not only single kanji (kanji) and P words can also be selected.In other words, as the built-in storage capacity of document creation devices becomes larger, it is possible to select not only the conventional single kanji dictionary, but also the ii-character compound dictionary. This is because it has become possible to have

However, compared to single kanji, there are many kanji compound words, and a considerably larger dictionary capacity is required. For example 1
A typical magnetic floppy disk has a storage capacity of about 1 megahide.

Considering the program area for document creation, the area that can be secured as a dictionary is at most about 300 kilobytes.

In a dictionary of this capacity, even if it is possible to register commonly used kanji phrases, there is a limit to the number of words that can be registered, such as people's names and place names.

The operation of a conventional document creation device will be explained using the case of selecting a person's name, Kanji J, as an example.

First, use the keyboard to read the kanji compound words in romaji.
Enter KANJ IJ. When you press the key to convert kanji, the screen will display "1 kanji 2 kanji 3 kanji 4
Candidate kanji: “Complete cure”! ! ′! word is displayed. Since "Kanji" does not exist in this candidate kanji P word, the document creator must operate a key for canceling. Enter rKANJ again and operate the keys for kanji conversion. On the screen,
Candidate single kanji characters are displayed as "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, kan," and the 9 document creator selects 5, "kan". Next, rJ
Enter IJ and operate the keys for kanji conversion. Candidate single kanji characters are displayed on the screen as "1 character 2 o'clock 3 ear 4 ji 5th" and the document creator 9 selects 4 "ji".

As you can see from the above series of operations, if the kanji idiom "Kanji" for "rKANJ■" is not registered,
The task of forming the kanji idiom ``Kanji'' on the screen became complicated.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention provides a document creation device having a single kanji dictionary and a kanji compound dictionary, further providing a mode switching key in the kanji conversion operation after the manual reading key of the kanji P word.
When this key is operated.

Kanji W! Divide the reading of a word and display single kanji in sequence.

(Function) By operating the mode switching key, the search mode from the single kanji dictionary is changed instead of the search mode from the kanji compound word dictionary.At this time, the reading of the kanji compound word is divided into the first half and the second half, and the first half is first The candidate single kanji corresponding to the reading of the part is displayed and the machine enters a 9-selection standby state, and when the desired single kanji is selected,
Next, candidate single kanji characters corresponding to the latter half of the reading are displayed and a selection standby state is entered. Therefore, unregistered kanji compound words can be created extremely easily with a few key operations.

〔Example〕

FIG. 1 shows one embodiment of a document creation device according to the present invention.

The keyboard 1 is provided with a conversion key 11, a cancel key 12, and a mode switching key 13.

The mode switching key 13 may be replaced with a space key or the like. The conversion key 11 enables an operation of converting normal kanji compound word reading input into kanji.

You can input the reading of kanji idioms in hiragana or romaji. The cancel key 12 is a key for returning to the display of the original P word reading when there is no desired compound word among the candidate phrases displayed by the conversion operation.

The keyboard control unit 2 encodes key manual input.

For example, it is converted into 8-bit parallel key data.

The document creation control section 3 receives key data from the keyboard control section 2 and selects and displays kanji characters.

Usually, a microcontroller of about 8 bits is used.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a single kanji dictionary, which is connected to the document creation control section 3 via a single kanji dictionary search word ff41. In addition to single kanji, font patterns such as numbers, hiragana, and romaji are registered in this list.

Reference numeral 5 denotes a kanji/idiom dictionary, which is connected to the document creation control unit 3 via a kanji/idiom dictionary search device 51 .

In this list, combinations of single kanji characters corresponding to idiom readings are registered to form various idioms. Since all idioms are composed of combinations of single kanji, there is no need to register font patterns in this P-word dictionary, and it is not necessary to register font patterns in the above single kanji dictionary 4.
A combination of multiple addresses is registered.

Furthermore, in order to confirm the key personnel and the contents of the 2nd document,
A display 6 and a printer 7 are connected to the document creation control section 3 via interfaces 61 and 71, respectively.

Further, the document creation control section 3 is connected to a RAM 8.

This RAM 8 is not only used as a stack of operating programs of the document creation control section 3, but also functions as a work area and temporary registration of documents to be created.

The magnetic storage device 9 is connected to the document creation control section 3 via an interface 91. One widely used device is one that uses a magnetic floppy disk, in which the operating program of the document creation control section 3 and the data of the single kanji dictionary 4 and the kanji and phrase dictionary 5 are stored. You can also save created documents.

The structure of the Ichiki single kanji dictionary 4 will be explained with reference to FIG.

The single kanji dictionary 4 has a single kanji reading address 42 and a candidate number 43. and a single kanji font pattern 44. All of these are binary digital data, but for the sake of understanding here, Roman characters and corresponding Kanji are directly illustrated instead of the digital data.

The structure of the kanji and phrase dictionary IF5 will be explained with reference to FIG. The above Kanji Idiom Dictionary 5 is the Kanji Idiom Reading Address 52
and candidate number 53. and a single kanji combination pulley 54. All of these are binary digital data, but
For the sake of understanding, here, instead of digital data, we will use the Roman alphabet and the corresponding kanji 971 g? , the figure is directly drawn.

When f'KANJIj is input from the keyboard l and the conversion key 11 is operated, the "2-note document creation control section 3 sends rK
ANJ Requests to output single kanji combination data corresponding to IJ. -The above Kanji Idiom Dictionary 5 includes rKANJI
Four types of single kanji combination data 54 are registered for the kanji compound word reading address 52 of J. The single kanji combination data 54 searched as a candidate here is immediately selected from the single kanji font pattern 44 of the single kanji dictionary 4, and candidate phrases such as "l kanji 2 secretary 3 kan er 4 complete cure" are displayed on the display 6. . However.

The desired "Kanji" is not registered. The document creator then operates the mode switching key 13. In other words, it can be considered that the mode has been switched from the mode of kanji and phrase search to the mode of word search.

The document creation control section 3 divides rKANJIJ into a first half and a second half. Here rKA-NJ IJ and r
There are two possible options: KAN-J and IJ. rNJIJ
Since there is no single kanji character corresponding to the reading, the division rKAN-JIJ is automatically selected here. As a result, the single kanji font pattern 44 corresponding to the single kanji reading address 42 of "rKAN" is searched from the single kanji dictionary 4 and displayed on the display 6, and a 9 selection standby state is entered.

That is, on the display 6, "1 ken 2 kan 3 kan 4
``Government 5 Hiroshi'' is displayed. The document creator can divide the readings of these kanji compound words and display candidate single kanji characters simply by operating the mode switching key 13 once.

When the document creator manually enters the key “5”, the candidate number “5” is displayed.
Select ``Hiroshi'' and ``Hiroshi'' will be displayed on the document.

Next, the candidate single kanji corresponding to rJIJ “1 character 2 o’clock 3
Ear 4th cure 5th” will be displayed. Similarly.

By selecting "4", "ji" is selected and the desired idiom "Kanji" is formed.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a series of operations of the present invention.

Although the present invention uses a microcomputer as the two-document creation control section 3, it is not limited to this embodiment. Also.

The single kanji dictionary 4 and the kanji compound word dictionary 5 may be divided into one memory or the like by @ area specification. Furthermore, complex kanji idioms can be easily formed into kanji idioms by dividing them into multiple parts.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described above, in the second invention, when a desired kanji compound word is not registered for the reading input of a kanji P word, simply
Just by operating one key, you can divide the reading of kanji compound words,
It is set so that the corresponding single kanji can be displayed and selected in sequence.

Therefore, documents can be created extremely quickly.

This is particularly effective for Chinese document creation devices that use many kanji idioms.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the document creation device of the present invention, FIG. 2 shows the structure of a single kanji dictionary, FIG. 3 shows the structure of a kanji compound dictionary, and FIG. 4 shows the operation of the present invention. It is a flowchart.

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a document creation device that has a single kanji dictionary and a kanji compound word dictionary, and searches and displays the corresponding kanji compound word by inputting the pronunciation of the compound word from the keyboard and then operating a conversion key, a mode switching key is provided, and a mode switching key is provided. A document creation device having a kanji dictionary, characterized in that, by operating the mode switching key subsequent to the operation, the input of the pronunciation of an idiom is divided into a plurality of parts, and the single kanji corresponding to each is searched and sequentially displayed.