KR20130004648A - Multi-language text input device with word processing function on touch screen panel - Google Patents

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KR20130004648A
KR20130004648A KR1020110065806A KR20110065806A KR20130004648A KR 20130004648 A KR20130004648 A KR 20130004648A KR 1020110065806 A KR1020110065806 A KR 1020110065806A KR 20110065806 A KR20110065806 A KR 20110065806A KR 20130004648 A KR20130004648 A KR 20130004648A
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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a character input device having a document editing function that can be used in various portable input devices having a high portability in the modern use of a liquid crystal panel (touch screen). A character input device that can be applied to all languages in the world as well as Hangul.The characters are placed separately into consonants and vowels.They usually place consonants on the primary input key and drag them in multiple directions to select the consonants you want to display. It is a method of displaying vowels by dragging in various directions. It can also be input by using a conventional touch (touch) method or drag method, but it is easy to adapt Korean characters without entering or remembering the input rules by using the auxiliary window. Input device.

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Multi-language text input device with word processing function on touch screen panel}

The present invention relates to a multilingual text input and document editing function in a small text input device using a touch screen panel.

In the technology used in the present invention, pressing a keypad of a liquid crystal panel activates an auxiliary input device having a function or an alphabet, a character, a code, and an emoticon (picture), and drags in each direction to perform any one function or the alphabet. By selecting and dragging the sub function, letter, and so on to the selected item, you can quickly and easily enter multiple letters or select sub-functions with a single tap followed by successive drags.

In the case of character input, when entering characters of a language consisting of a consonant, a neutral, and a final syllable, select a consonant by tapping the keypad arranged on the basic keyboard of the character input device. Is activated, and you enter the vowels that are neutral on this assistant. In the case of a character having a finality, after the neutral input is completed, the finality is input again by the input auxiliary device in which the finality is arranged.

In addition, when pressing the multiple function keypad of the character input device to activate the sub-array arranged in the other sub-functions around the dragging in the direction of the keypad in each direction of the sub-device to select the sub-function.

At this time, the auxiliary window is displayed on the screen so that the input can be made while checking the selected letter or function.

On the keyboard, you can arrange letters one by one in order to enter letters most efficiently.However, if you type all Korean characters with less than the number of letters, as in the twelve keys on the phone, you can put multiple letters on one key. To solve this problem, use additional expansion keys or create a separate input window. However, this requires pressing the key several times and entering additional input signals or dragging several times for the next character input. In order to reduce various inefficiencies and delays caused by the use of multiple methods such as increasing number of strokes and moving distance, or pressing and dragging, it is possible to reduce the multiple placement of the letter to one input key and to move and extend the input means such as fingers. Minimize the use of keys and enter easily and conveniently with simple rules and keystrokes It should be able to help.

With a liquid crystal screen used recently, there is no need to limit the number of input keys to 12 when entering characters. In the small LCD panel, the input is done with one or two fingers basically, so use the minimum input keys, but increase the number so that the basic letter can be easily input with just one press. You need a way to enter it.

In any language, there are about twenty consonants. There are languages in which the alphabet is well organized according to letters, and there are some distracting letters. Even if there are tens or tens of thousands of letters, there are twenty consonants in any language. Therefore, the key is how to arrange the consonants on a minimal keypad. In comparison, vowels are relatively small. In most letters, a vowel combines five or six to form a vowel, a neutral. In Hangul, 21 vowels are made by combining six vowels, including ㅏㅓ ㅗㅜ ㅡ ㅣ. In Japanese, there are only five vowels (aeiou), and there are 38 kinds of mica in Chinese Pinyin.

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And -n -ng -r as endings. Vietnamese borrows Latin as a letter, but uses these five and y as vowels and adds three signs. Therefore, by improving the arrangement and input method of frequently used vowels, the performance and convenience of the character input device can be improved.

Also important is the input method of the finality. In Chinese, the final part is combined with vowels to form mica. In Japanese, there is only one independent letter, and Vietnamese uses eight alphabets. Hangul is the most common, and all consonants are used, as well as the compound consonant, which has the most complex final system. Therefore, it is necessary to develop the proper input method for each language.

The character input device needs to input not only alphabetic input but also numbers, symbols, codes, and patterns. It should be easy to find and select them, and it should also be possible to quickly switch between multilingual input devices suitable for globalization. In addition, in a language using various input methods such as Korea or a language using a plurality of standard keyboards, a method for easily converting or selecting them is required.

When you press each keypad of the basic keyboard to input various letters or functions, there are methods such as ticking and dragging. In the case of dragging, the number of selections can be increased by extending in the left, right, up, down, left, right, and diagonal directions. Furthermore, when you select any one by dragging, a new auxiliary keyboard appears again, and you can drag in each direction again to select one or input various letters or symbols in succession.

Continued dragging in this way will allow you to easily enter infinite number of letters, numbers, or patterns and execute functions.

At this time, there is a limit to the extension of the drag direction. In general, there is no problem in four directions. Including the diagonal direction may reduce the discrimination power, but when dragging in the diagonal direction, the error range is minimized by increasing the error range larger than the up, down, left, and right directions.

The liquid crystal panel can be dragged, the auxiliary device can be floated freely, and the number of input keys is unlimited. Therefore, in the case of the character input device, the number of the basic alphabet keys or function keys can be greatly increased and arranged, and the second and third letters and functions can be found and displayed by dragging. .

For example, Hangul always inputs consonants, consonants, and vowels, vowels. Consonants can also be derived from consonants by dragging from the basic consonants according to the rules of vowels. By dragging in the direction, you can easily select all the vowels to display the letters. In other words, by dragging upward from the basic consonants, you can select double consonants or rough sounds, and drag them once or twice in the direction of left, right, up, down, and diagonal to find all the vowels so that the letters combined with the initials can be entered continuously. If the support assistant is displayed again and you continue to select consonants by dragging, you can display the support easily and quickly.

At this time, if it is possible to work while checking the displayed process in the auxiliary window continuously, it is possible to easily find and enter the desired letter without having to remember the character array of the input auxiliary device in each step.

In Chinese, when you select Our Lady from the basic keyboard, a mica input window with a e i o u n g r appears, and if you drag and select them in Pinyin order, Pinyin is input. If the Chinese character pronounced as Pinyin is displayed, select one of them and input it.

Vietnamese uses Latin vowels, but all syllables are composed of primary, neutral, and final. If you select the first letter of the consonant in the basic keyboard, you can select the second consonant by dragging the second consonant, if necessary, from the auxiliary device arranged with the consonants and vowels that constitute the consonant. In the case of syllables having a finality, after entering the neutral, the final assistant window is called to input the necessary final consonants.

In the case of character input of other languages, one syllable can be input by one continuous drag.

Increasingly, text input is used for search and social networks on mobile phones and mobile Internet devices. In many cases, multiple languages must be used simultaneously, and the same devices are used around the world. As used, small devices need to be provided with a large number of input methods. When the character input device according to the present invention is used, almost all the characters of the world can be displayed most easily and quickly in a mobile phone, PDA, navigation, tablet fish, and the like. With the character input device according to the present invention, it is easy and quick to acquire and exchange information, thereby speeding up information sharing, and making a great contribution to the formation of democratic collective intelligence and peace of each nation and world.

[Fig. 1] Examples of auxiliary devices for inputting letters, numbers, patterns, functions, etc. of auxiliary input devices (language selection, keyboard selection, tonal selection, number / sign / symbol / imoticon input, kanji selection, editing function execution) Examples of assistive devices
[Figure 2] Example of the character array of the primary keyboard and the auxiliary input device in the Hangul input device
Fig. 2-1 Example of an Auxiliary Device for Inputting Characters, Numbers, Patterns, Function Execution, etc.
(Initial input window, collection input window, support window 1, support window 2, d-support window, etc.)
2-2 Example of Jamo Arrangement of Basic Keyboard of Korean Input Device
(The small letters in the cell are letters and symbols that can be entered by dragging them from the input assistant)
Fig. 2-3 Example of consonant and vowel simultaneous arrangement
Fig. 2-4 Example of Numeric Calculator
Figure 2-5 Example of input window arrangement in smartphone / tablet pc landscape view and portrait view
[Figure 3] Character array example of Japanese input device
Figure 3-1 Character array example of the input auxiliary window
3-2 Example of Keypad Arrangement of Smartphone Tablet Fish
Figure 3-3 Example of rearranging doors for each Japanese character keypad
[Figure 4] Chinese Pinyin input device character arrangement example
Figure 4-1 An example of an input device in which the Jamo is arranged in the order of the Chinese Pinyin notation and the mica input auxiliary device (two virgins that do not combine with the same mica, such as gj, select the mica without distinguishing between them) According to the mica, the union of the Virgins is automatically entered. Pinyin starting with r

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/ r Tap on the keypad and drag in the r direction to select and enter mica.)
4-2 An example of a mother keyboard and a mica input assisting device arranged in plural
Figure 4-3 Example 1 of the basic keyboard and the mica input assisting device arranged in abc order as in a typical English mobile phone input keypad (drag downward or diagonally below, the second and third virgins are entered. Pinyin that begins with the bay is entered on the mica keypad.)
Figure 4-4 Example 2 of the basic keyboard and the mica input auxiliary window arranged in abc order as in a typical English mobile phone input keyboard (when dragging left and right diagonally, the second and third virgin is entered with the mica selected by dragging. Pinyin that begins with aeo without a virgin can also be entered from the mica keypad.)
Figure 4-5 Example 4 of the basic keyboard arranged in abc order and the mica input auxiliary window like a typical mobile phone Latin character input keyboard Our Lady who always combines with different Mica will automatically enter the Maiden which can be combined according to the Mica even if you select Mica without any distinction.)
5 is an example of arrangement of characters, such as Vietnamese input device
5-1 An example of an input auxiliary device activated when a basic keyboard and a basic keypad of a Vietnamese input device are pressed (drag in the direction of each basic bar and then drag again to select a vowel having a vowel added)
Fig. 5-2 Example of Character Arrangement of Super-Neutral Input Auxiliary Device When Selecting Each First Castle

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1. In the text input device or text editor using the liquid crystal panel, press the character keypad of the various basic input keyboards to input the letters arranged on the keypad, and activate the auxiliary input device in which letters, symbols, and patterns are arranged in eight directions. When pressed and dragged in the direction of each keypad, the letters arranged in the keypad are entered in the order of dragging. When dragging to a specific keypad among the keypads of the auxiliary input device, the letters arranged on the keypad are input instead of the characters of the basic keyboard, and the finger serving as the cursor is located at the center again, and the letter is input by dragging again. When the input is finished in the first input assist device, let go of the input and finish the input. If you continue to drag your finger toward the outside of the auxiliary input device or toward the center keypad, the new input device is activated and dragged toward the keypad of the new input device so that letters, symbols, and patterns arranged on the keypad are entered. Dragging on a specific keypad activates a new input assistant again, and you can enter text, symbols, or patterns by dragging again. Character input device in this manner.
Functions such as language, number, pattern, keyboard selection, input method, or document editing function. Pressing the keypad activates an auxiliary input device with a function command arranged in eight directions. If a function arranged in the function is activated, and there is a sub function of the function, a new 8-way auxiliary input device in which the functions are arranged is activated, and when the function is selected by dragging again, the text input device or the document input device,
Character input device that can set the range of error angle when dragging diagonally wider than up, down, left and right directions to select letters, symbols and patterns arranged in diagonal direction from wider range of angles.
A text input device or a text editor that displays an input assistant window showing the letter, code, glyph, and function arrangement of the input assistant on the screen when the input keypad is pressed. (Korean input) In claim 1
When you press a character input keypad on a Hangul input device that has only a keyboard layout or consonant that is used, the consonant is waiting for input, and vowels, vowels, vowels, consonants, or punctuation marks such as vowel ㅏ ㅏ ㅗ ㅗ ㅡ ㅣ The auxiliary input device with the pattern arrangement is activated. If you drag in the direction of the vowel, the main consonant and the vowel selected by the drag are entered in order. When the user selects the consonants by dragging the consonants, the consonants or the consonants are input instead of the basic consonants of the basic keyboard, and then the syllables combined with the selected consonants are input in the order of dragging. In the case of a basic consonant without a consonant or a double consonant, it is inputted by selecting an array of symbols and glyphs instead. After inputting the vowels, dragging in the direction of the center keypad or the auxiliary input device activates the supporting input auxiliary device, and dragging it in the supporting direction to input the supporting consonants.
Pressing the vowel input keypad or the space (interval) keypad activates the vowel input device arranged with 배열 ㅓ ㅜ ㅗ ㅡ ㅣ ㅔ and inputs the selected vowel by dragging.
When the input assistant is activated, an auxiliary window showing the arrangement of letters, symbols, glyphs, and functions is displayed on the screen, and the letters (syllables) in which the tabs and the selected letters are selected in order are displayed on the central keypad of the auxiliary window. (Chinese Pinyin Input) According to claim 1
When the character input key is pressed on the character input device of the existing keyboard layout or the Chinese-only keyboard array in which the Virgin Mary is arranged, the Virgin is placed in the waiting state, and the alphabet (aeiou and ng) constituting the mica on the auxiliary device and the pressed input keypad The Pinyin input assisting device, which is arranged in Our Lady, is activated. When dragging in the mica direction, the Virgin and Mica are input in the order of dragging to display Pinyin. If there is more than one alphabet on the primary alphabet input keypad, the other virgin is arranged on one keypad of the auxiliary input device and dragged in the direction of the virgin, then the virgin is input, and the mica is input to display the pinyin. do. If there are plural virgins that are combined with different micas on the keypad, the virgins that can be combined with the selected mica by dragging are entered together without selecting the two virgins separately.
Pressing the vowel input keypad or the blank (interval) keypad activates the mica input device with the mica arranged and inputs the mica selected by dragging. If there are many Chinese characters displayed as one pinyin, press the tone input function keypad to add more tones to narrow the width of the Chinese characters to select.
When the input assist device is activated, an auxiliary window showing an arrangement of letters, symbols, patterns, and functions is displayed on the screen, and letters (syllables) in which the alphabets selected by tap and drag are sequentially displayed. (Vietnamese input) According to claim 1
If you press the letter of the main keypad in the character input device of the existing keyboard layout or the keyboard layout for Vietnamese only, the letter becomes standby for input (when multiple letters are arranged on the main keypad, drag the second or third consonant or The second consonant is selected by dragging), vowels (aeiouy) and vowel signs (in Vietnamese)
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) And the auxiliary input device with hng, the second consonant of the double consonant, is activated. In an input device with multiple letters arranged on the primary keypad, an auxiliary input device with other letters arranged instead of h and n is activated and the consonants are input when dragged in the direction of the other letters. Then, select the vowel by dragging (a vowel with a vowel is additionally dragged in the vowel direction and enter a sign) to enter the vowel. In the case of a syllable with a final word, after the vowel input, drag the final input keypad at the center of the auxiliary device or the auxiliary input device to activate the final input auxiliary device, and when the user drags in the desired consonant direction, the final word is input. When the keypad for vowel input is pressed, the mica input device with the mica is activated and the selected mica is input by dragging. If you have multiple tones with the same letter, add tones by pressing the tonal input function keypad. If you drag from the final input device to the uppercase input keypad, the first letter of the word is entered in uppercase. The first letter of a sentence is automatically capitalized.
When the input assist device is activated, an auxiliary window showing an arrangement of letters, symbols, patterns, and functions is displayed on the screen, and letters (syllables) in which the alphabets selected by tap and drag are sequentially displayed. (Japanese input) In claim 1
In the Japanese input device where the first letter of each keyboard layout or Japanese line is arranged at the center, if you press a letter on the main keypad, the letter is ready for input, and the other letters on the line and the table (") and back table Auxiliary input device with dot (°), hiragana, katana, and execution keys (additional key execution key to yaya's input auxiliary device) is activated. • Dragging in the five-stage direction enters the text: Switching to the desk, counter, or katakana or to the keypad. It is converted to a lowercase letter, and when you release it immediately, the first letter is output. If you press the Kanji or Kadakana conversion keypad, the word entered previously is converted.
When the assistive device is activated, an auxiliary input window showing the arrangement of letters, symbols, glyphs, and functions is displayed on the screen, and the letters selected by tap and drag are displayed on the screen. Claim 1
Character layout of the basic keyboard of the character input device, character array of the auxiliary device, and function keys of the function keys for each language as shown in the various figures of FIGS.
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