JPS6337463A - Documentation device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To clarify the position where a character concerned lies and to facilitate character correction by retrieving the character included in a set of specified character codes from a character string on a generated document and displaying the character concerned so that it can be easily differentiated from other characters. CONSTITUTION:A character string including KANA (Japanese syllabary) and KANJI (Chinese character) is inputted from an input part 1, stored in a document memory part 2 and displayed on a display part 3. If a documentator wants to generate documents only by educational KANJIs, he selects information on the codes of educational KANJIs from a character code information part 6 that a character code control part 5 controls through a discrimination character specification key 102. Then, by pressing a specified character discrimination start key 103, a character code discrimination part 7 takes the character code one by one out of the memory part 2, and compares them with specified information 6. KANJIs excluded in educational KANJIs coincide with the information 6, and therefore a display control part 4 inverts and displays non-educational KANJIs. The documentator corrects the inverted and displayed KANJIs from the input part 1 with the aid of a character key 101.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a Japanese document creation device, and in particular, it determines whether or not a character string of a created document is included in a specified character set. The present invention relates to a document creation device that displays.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional Japanese document creation devices create documents by converting input character strings into character strings containing kanji and kana according to their built-in dictionaries. Normal kana-kanji conversion is JIS
The first and second level kanji sets of C6226 are used, so the converted kanji are also characters of this level. If you want to place restrictions on the kanji that can be used, the only way is to recreate the kana-kanji conversion dictionary.

Problems that the invention aims to solveHowever, for example, the kanji that should be taught in elementary school are the 88 educational kanji.
It is necessary that only one character is used, and that the converted character does not exceed the number of educational kanji. For this reason, when creating teaching materials for elementary schools, teachers must keep in mind their knowledge of educational kanji and judge whether the kanji are appropriate each time they convert them to kanji.

This is also true for newspaper reporters, who must be careful when writing kanji to ensure that they are using kanji for everyday use.

This reduces the efficiency of document creation.

In view of this, the present invention creates a document without paying any attention to the kanji used, and then searches for kanji included in a specified character code set from the character string of the created document. An object of the present invention is to provide a document creation device that displays characters on a display screen and facilitates character correction after document creation.

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention includes means for storing created character codes in a document memory section, display control means for converting character codes into bit patterns and placing them at designated positions on the screen, and a character code set. This document creation device includes a character code discriminating means for discriminating whether the document is a character code, a means for managing discriminating character codes necessary for discrimination, a character code information section, and a display means for displaying the corresponding character.

Effect: With the above-described configuration, the present invention searches for characters included in a specified specified character code set from a character string in a created document, and when a specified character code exists, displays that character on the display screen with other characters. Display that can be easily distinguished (for example, inverted character display) allows the operator to know where the characters exist, making it easier to correct the characters.

Embodiment FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a document creation device in an embodiment of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 denotes an input section, which inputs characters and symbols necessary for document creation, converts input kana strings into character strings mixed with kanji, and inputs various commands to the device.

101 is a character key, 102 is a discrimination character specification key, 103
is the specified character discrimination start key. Reference numeral 2 denotes a document memory section, which stores the character code of the character string containing kanji characters inputted in the input section 1 in the memory. 3 is a display section, which displays the content of the created document, character strings input from the input section, a cursor indicating the position of the characters, and displays inverted characters to emphasize specific characters.

A display control unit 4 performs various controls for displaying on the display unit 3. For example, a character string for one screen that can be displayed on the display section 3 is cut out from the document memory section 2 and displayed, a cursor is displayed at a specified character position on the screen, the specified character is displayed in reverse, and the character indicated by the cursor on the display section 3 is displayed. Controls the correspondence of characters in the document memory section 2, etc. Reference numeral 6 denotes a discrimination character code management section, which manages the character code information section 6 to be discriminated specified by the discrimination character designation key 102. Reference numeral 7 denotes a character code discrimination section, which searches out a corresponding character code from the character codes containing Chinese characters in the document memory section 2 according to the character code information 6 designated by the input section 1, and notifies the display control section 4 of the information.

Next, the operation of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 will be explained using FIG. 2. FIG. 2 shows the display screen as it changes in accordance with the operation of the present invention. 2o shows a screen on which a character string containing kanji characters inputted through the input section 1 and stored in the document memory section 2 is displayed on the display section 3. The input kanji mixed υ character string contains educational kanji 2o1. Commonly used kanji 202 and the like are displayed in a mixed manner. If we assume that elementary school teachers are creating teaching materials for children, the documents they are currently creating include kanji that are of a higher level than educational kanji that children cannot read. For this reason, it cannot be used as a teaching material for elementary school students as it is. Therefore, the code information of the educational kanji is specified from the character code information part 6 managed by the character code management part 6 using the discrimination character designation key 102. When the character code information of the educational kanji is selected and the specified character discrimination start key 103 is then input, the character code discrimination unit 7 extracts the character code one by one from the document memory unit 2 and compares it with the specified character code information e. , if they are different, the character codes for one screen that can be displayed on the display device 3 are compared. For example, since "Machi" is not included in the educational kanji and matches the character of the character code information 6, the corresponding character "Maki" (203) on the display screen is displayed in reverse video. The display control unit 4 designates the position of a character and displays the character at that position in reverse.

21 indicates a state in which character checking for one screen has been completed. At this point, the document creator only needs to use the character keys 101 from the input unit 1 to correct the highlighted kanji other than the educational kanji. 22 is a screen in which kanji other than educational kanji have been corrected to hiragana. When the correction is completed or if you want to see the contents of the next screen, input the specified character discrimination key 103 again from the input section 1, and the display control section 4 cuts out the next screen from the document memory section 2 and displays it. After displaying in part 3,
A search for the relevant character is performed using the procedure described above.

If the corresponding character exists, the same processing as described above is performed.

If there are many corresponding characters on the display screen, the character code determination unit 7
automatically reads out the next screen from the document memory section 2 through the display control section 3, and searches for the corresponding characters using the above-mentioned procedure. If the corresponding character does not exist up to the last character in the document memory section 2, the character code discriminating section 7 ends the character code discriminating process.

As described above, according to this embodiment, a character included in a specified character code set is searched from a character string in a created document, and if the specified character code exists, that character is displayed on the display screen as a part of other characters. By displaying the text so that it can be easily distinguished (for example, by displaying inverted characters), the operator can know its location and can easily correct the text, which has a great practical effect.

As described in detail, according to the present invention, (1) Proceed with document creation without paying attention to the level of the kanji to be used, and after completion of the document creation, write characters that match the level of the specified kanji; (2) Multiple character sets such as educational kanji and general purpose kanji can be specified as the discriminative character code set, so it can be used by a wide range of document creators, from educational to authorship. The practical effects are great.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a document creation device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Input section, 2...Document memory section,
3...display section, 4...display control section, 5...
. . . Discrimination character code management section, 6 . . . Character code information section, 7 . . . Character code discrimination section. Figure 2 2θ1

Claims (1)

[Claims] A means for inputting character strings and instructions to the device, a display means for displaying characters, a means for storing created character codes in the document memory section, and a means for converting character codes into bit patterns and placing them at specified positions on the screen. A display control means for disposing, a character code determination means for determining whether the character code is included in a specific character code set, a means for managing the determined character code set necessary for determination, and a character code information section. ,
A document creation device characterized in that it determines whether a character code string in the document memory section is a character code included in a specified character code set, and displays the corresponding character on a display means.