JPS62229288A - Document processor - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a document processing device that creates, collects, and outputs document data.

[Prior Art] Some document processing devices can handle character types such as headings, body text, and ruby characters. Conventionally, headings, rubies, etc. were displayed at predetermined sizes based on the font size of the main text (Figure 4). However, while creating and editing document data, it is necessary to insert or correct not only the main text but also characters such as headings and ruby characters. In such cases, large headings were unwieldy and small rubies were difficult to read.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned background, and
The purpose is to provide a document processing device that can always handle noteworthy characters in a size that is easy to see when creating or editing document data.

[Means for solving the problems] In order to solve the above problems, the document processing device of the present invention has the following features:
The present invention includes an identification means for identifying the character type of the character to be noted, and a display control means for enlarging or reducing the display so that the character to be noted becomes a predetermined size according to the identification result of the identification means.

[Operation] In this configuration, the identification means identifies the character type of the character to be noted, for example, as the next character to be manually input or the character to be inserted or corrected. When the notable character is ruby, the display control means enlarges the display so that the ruby becomes, for example, the character size of the main text, according to the identification result of the identification means.

Further, when the noteworthy character is a large heading, the display is reduced so that the heading has, for example, the font size of the main text.

[Examples] Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a document processing apparatus according to an embodiment. In the figure, 1 is a central processing unit (CPU) that is in charge of the main control of the device of this embodiment, and 2 is a program memory (PM) that stores the processing program shown in FIG.
), 3 is a display unit (DU) that displays text data in the manner shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, and 4 is an image reader (DU) that reads image data from a document image to be inserted into a document file as necessary. IR), 5 is a disk unit (DSK) that externally stores processing programs and document files to be edited, 6 is a printer (PR) that prints the document files, and 7 is a display unit 3
8 is a keyboard for inputting document data, control data, etc., 9 is a functional block realized by CPU program execution, and 10 is a common bus for CPU 1. It is.

In the functional block 9, 91 is a document memory that stores code data MC related to a document; 92 is an identification unit that reads document data MC from the document memory 91 according to position information KA of the cursor and identifies the character type of a character of interest;
Reference numeral 93 denotes a display control means for enlarging or reducing the display image data ID so that the noteworthy character becomes a predetermined size according to the information MS of the identification result of the identification means 92; 94 denotes document image data DD to be displayed on the display unit 3; This is an image memory that stores images.

The operation of the embodiment will be explained below.

Figure 2 is a flowchart of document processing in the embodiment, Figure 3 (
a) and (b) are diagrams showing the structure of document data;
FIG. 3(a) is a structural diagram of a document header, and FIG. 3(b) is a structural diagram of text data.

4 shows a normal display screen, FIG. 5 shows a display screen enlarged according to rubies, and FIG. 6 shows a display screen reduced according to headings.

In step S1, key human resources related to document creation and editing are awaited. If there is human power on the key, it is determined in step S2 whether it is a cursor movement key. The cursor movement keys are used, for example, when correcting certain document data. If it is a cursor movement key, the cursor K is moved in step S3.

In FIG. 4, for example, it is assumed that the cursor K has been moved below the main text character "RE". In this way, the character pointed to by the cursor is the character of interest at that time. In step S4, the type of character of interest is identified according to the movement of the cursor. If the cursor K moves from "ni" to "noboru", since both are body characters, it is determined in step S5 that they are the same as the previous character type, and step S5
Return to 1. The display screen remains as shown in FIG.

Next, assume that the "up cursor key" is pressed while the cursor K is under "ENTER". Since the character code for "Enter" is a kanji code, the CPU checks the previous code in the text data 200. Since this code is a "ruby included" code, CPU 1 searches for the next "ruby start" code. Move the cursor K to the ruby "no" position according to the following. In step S4, since the code ``with ruby'' has been recognized, the character type of the character ゛°, which should be noted next, is ruby. In the determination in step S5, the character type up to that point is body text and the character type after the text is ruby, so step S6
Proceed to , and adjust the entire display so that the ゛ °° of the ruby character becomes the specified font size, or the specified area including the ruby character (
For example, enlarge or reduce the line or portion. This is to ensure that noteworthy characters are always easy to see and have a size that is easy to handle.

When enlarging or reducing, the contents of the document header 100 in FIG. 3(a) are referred to. 101 is the paper size, for example (A4), 102 is the number of points for heading characters (20 points), 103 is the number of points for body characters (10 points), 104 is the number of points for ruby characters (5 points), 1
05 stores the number of points (10 points) of characters during editing. The point number 105 for characters during editing indicates that the noteworthy character should be displayed with this point number changed. Therefore, the identification means 92 sets the number of points of ruby characters to 5.
Change from point to 10 points and keep the ratio 1015. Then, the new paper size, heading character, and body character sizes are determined according to this ratio 1015. That is,
The paper size is double A4 to A3, and the number of heading characters is 20.
Points will be converted to 40 points, and body text will be converted from 10 points to 20 points. The display control means 93 enlarges or reduces all display image data ID in the image memory 94 according to the new paper size A3 and the number of points of various characters determined by the identification means 92.

When zooming in, the text is expanded if necessary so that the noteworthy character is centered on the screen. This display screen is shown in FIG.

Next, if the ``up cursor key'' is pressed again, the cursor will move to the ``pillow'' part of the heading character.

In step S4, the text data 200 of FIG. 3(b)
Examine the code inside according to where you move the cursor. That is, the second line in the text data 200 is moved to the left from the ruby character "no", the top of the line is moved to the back of the line one line above (the first line), and the first line is Continue to the left until you reach the character code for "pillow". Therefore, in step S4, "Ruby start"
The character type of the character "Makura" that should be noticed next is the heading.

In the determination in step S5, the character type immediately before passing is "yama" in the main text, and the character type after the 8th shift is "pillow" in the heading, so the process advances to step S6, and the "pillow" in the heading becomes the predetermined font size. Enlarge or reduce the entire display. In this embodiment, this corresponds to reduction, and the display screen becomes as shown in FIG.

If it is determined in step S2 that the cursor is not the 8th key, the process advances to step S7. If character data input is determined in step S7, the input data is inserted into the buffer position corresponding to the cursor in step S8. While document data is being created, the cursor K indicates the position of the next character to be input. Therefore, the next character to be input is the character to be noted. However, the type of such a character cannot be determined unless it is actually input. The identification means 92 outputs information MS of a new identification result when the next key input in the text input is, for example, a control key for "ruby start". Display control means 9
3 enlarges or reduces the display image data ID according to the new identification result information MS so that the next character to be input has a predetermined size. The same applies to "heading".

[Effects] As explained above, according to the present invention, in a document processing device that allows a plurality of character types to coexist, for example, the characters being edited are not always edited to the same size. By enlarging or reducing a portion, the portion to be edited can always be processed in an easy-to-read manner without disturbing the balance of the overall characters, which has the effect of increasing efficiency.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a document processing device according to an embodiment, FIG. 2 is a flowchart of document processing according to an embodiment, and FIG.
Figure 3 (b) is a diagram of the structure of the document header, Figure 3 (b) is a diagram of the structure of text data, Figure 4 is a diagram of the normal display screen, Figure 5 is a diagram of the display screen enlarged according to the ruby, Figure 6 is a diagram of the display screen scaled down according to the headings. In the figure, 1... central processing unit (C
PU), 2...Program memory (PM), 3...
Display unit (DU), 4... Image reader (IR), 5... Disk unit (DSK), 6
... printer (PR), 7 ... pointing device (PD), 8 ... keyboard, 9 ... functional block, 10 ... common bus. Patent applicant: Canon Co., Ltd. Figure 2 Figure 4 IIJ Figure 5 W4

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a document processing device that creates, edits, and outputs document data, an identification means for identifying a character type of a character of interest, and a display of the character of interest in a predetermined size according to the identification result of the identification means. A document processing device comprising display control means for enlarging or reducing.