KR100965371B1 - Hangle input method in a mobile phone - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a technique for more easily correcting a double vowel input incorrectly when entering Hangul in a mobile phone. The present invention includes a first step of completing a double vowel using any one short vowel of the plurality of short vowels by inputting a specific key having a plurality of short vowels arranged in the Hangul input mode; If the specific key is re-entered in the state where the double vowel is completed, a second process of correcting the completed double vowel by a new double vowel completed by using another short vowel disposed on the specific key is performed. Is achieved.

Description

 Hangul input method of mobile phone {HANGLE INPUT METHOD IN A MOBILE PHONE}

1 is an exemplary keypad of a typical mobile phone.

Figure 2 (a) is an illustration of short vowel correction according to the prior art.

Figure 2 (b) is an illustration of double vowel correction according to the prior art.

Figure 3 is a signal flow diagram showing the processing of the Hangul input method of the mobile phone according to the present invention.

The present invention relates to a technique for inputting a character in a mobile phone, and more particularly, to a Hangul input method of a mobile phone that can be more easily corrected when correcting a wrongly input Hangul characters.

 In recent years, the penetration rate of mobile phones has been increasing rapidly and is becoming a necessity of modern people. Such a mobile phone can be referred to as a multimedia communication device in terms of its function as it provides not only a unique voice call service but also various data transmission services and various additional services.

Recently, younger consumers are using text messages (SMS) a lot. At this time, the keypad is mainly used for text input.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2 of the conventional Korean input method of the mobile phone as follows.

To enter a double vowel, press any short vowel key and then the Stroke Add key (*).

In the case of short vowels, to correct from "ㅓ" to "ㅏ", press the key indicating "ㅓ" (or "ㅏ") once more. For example, as shown in (a) of FIG. 2, when the short vowel “ㅗ” is inputted but is incorrectly inputted as “TT”, it is easily corrected by pressing the “6” key once more.

On the other hand, in order to correct the double vowel, the wrong double vowel is deleted by using the erase key, and then the correct double vowel is newly input. For example, as shown in (b) of FIG. 2, when "ya" is incorrectly entered as "Y", the "ㅕ" is deleted using the erase key and the "ㅏ" key and the "*" key are pressed. You must enter a new "".

As described above, in the conventional Korean input method, in order to correct (change) a completed double vowel to a similar double vowel, it is inconvenient to newly input the desired double vowel after deleting the completed double vowel.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a Hangul input method of a mobile phone which corrects a completed double vowel by a single key input without deleting the already completed double vowel when correcting the completed double vowel.

The Hangul input method of the mobile phone according to the present invention comprises a first step of completing a double vowel using any one short vowel of the plurality of short vowels by inputting a specific key having a plurality of short vowels arranged in the Korean input mode; A second process of correcting the completed double vowel with a new double vowel completed by using another short vowel disposed on the specific key when the specific key is re-input in the state where the double vowel is completed; When described in detail with reference to Figures 1 and 3 attached to the Hangul input method of the present invention made as described above.

If it turns out that the Hangul input mode is set by the user and it turns out that it is not set, it performs the corresponding function. If it turns out that it is set, it proceeds to the Hangul correction process.

When the Hangul input mode is set, it checks whether one double vowel is completed by inputting a Hangul key designated by the user. (S3, S4)

If the check result shows that one double vowel is completed, it is determined that the key used for the previous short vowel input (for example, the "3" or "6" number key) is input again and is inputted. The double vowel is corrected to a similar double vowel, and if it is found that it is not input again, the currently completed double vowel is input as it is (S5-S7).

For example, when the user inputs the "8" key, the "3" key, the "3" key, and the stroke addition key (*) sequentially, the double vowel "F" is completed. However, the double vowel originally intended to be input needs to be corrected to "y" if it is "y" rather than "y".
In other words, a similar double vowel may be completed by another short vowel that can be input using the same key (for example, the 3 key) used for short vowel input as shown in FIG. It means a possible double vowel (). That is, in the present invention, a double vowel (ㅕ, ㅑ) that can be completed by each short vowel (ㅓ, ㅏ) that can be input using the one key (for example, the third key) is called a similar double vowel. Therefore, in FIG. 1, double vowels (ㅛ, ㅠ) that can be completed by each short vowel (ㅗ, ㅠ) that can be input by using another key (for example, key 6) become mutually similar double vowels.
Therefore, in the related art, when the same key (e.g. key 3) having a plurality of short vowels is repeatedly inputted, a plurality of short vowels assigned to the key (e.g. key 3) can be corrected and input. After completing a double vowel (eg, ㅕ) using one of the short vowels (eg, ㅓ), a double vowel (eg, 하여) can be completed using another short vowel (eg, ㅏ). Could not be corrected.
However, in the present invention, even after the double vowel is completed, each time the user inputs the same key (for example, the third key) on which the short vowel (for example, ㅓ) that completes the double vowel (for example, 배치) is placed, the same key It provides a method of correcting a similar double vowel (eg, ㅕ, ㅑ) that can be completed by using a short vowel (eg, ㅓ, 배치) placed on (eg key 3).

In this case, that is, when the user inputs the key "3" in the state where the double vowel "fe" is completed, the "fe" is corrected to "ya". In this case, since the erase key and the stroke add key are omitted, two key inputs are omitted as a result.

As described in detail above, the present invention can correct the completed double vowels with a similar type of double vowels so that the input processing can be corrected with a single key input without erasing the already completed double vowels, thereby improving Korean input speed. It works.

Claims (3)

A first step of completing a double vowel using any one short vowel among the plurality of short vowels by inputting a specific key having a plurality of short vowels arranged in the Korean input mode; And a second process of correcting the completed double vowel with a new double vowel completed by using another short vowel disposed on the specific key when the specific key is re-input in the state where the double vowel is completed. Hangul input method of the mobile phone, characterized in that made by. The method of claim 1, wherein the specific key in which the plurality of short vowels are arranged is any one of "3" or "6" number keys. The method of claim 1, wherein the second process is performed when the specific key is not input again. And processing the input as it is without correcting the completed double vowels into a new double vowel.

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