KR20220039487A - the automatic method of changing letter input mode or letter input method in electronic device - Google Patents

Abstract

In a method for operating a keyboard system in a computing device, characters belonging to mutually different character systems are allocated to a plurality of character buttons (in each of the plurality of character buttons on the keyboard) with respect to the plurality of character buttons on the keyboard. When any one character input manner is performed from among second character input manners including one type of character input manner, which is derived in a specific rule from mutually different manners, under a situation in which manners of inputting characters belonging to the "mutually different character systems" are different from each other, any one character, which belongs to any one character system included in second character input systems including one type of character system, which is derived in the specific rule from the mutually different character systems, is input. A character input manner of inputting a character in a character system including the input character is changed, and the sequence of performing works performed after performing any one character inputting manner is not considered.

Description

The automatic method of changing letter input mode or letter input method in electronic device

text input method

For reference, the present invention will be most helpful in automatically changing a character input mode or a character input method in a small virtual keyboard embedded in a mobile electronic device including a smart phone.

In the past

Especially on smartphone keyboards,

In order to change the character input mode, the character input mode was changed only when a signal for changing only the character input mode was generated.

E.g,

In order to change from the lowercase English input mode to the uppercase English input mode, the 'shift' button had to be operated,

To change from the uppercase English input mode to the lowercase English input mode, the 'shift' button had to be operated again,

In order to change from the Hangul input mode to the English input mode, the 'Korean/English' button, which is the language mode change button, must be operated.

In order to change the input language itself, the language mode change button had to be operated.

The matters described as the background art above are only for the purpose of enhancing the understanding of the background of the present invention, and should not be taken as acknowledging that they correspond to the prior art already known to those of ordinary skill in the art.

[Sudan 1]

A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:

For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Characters belonging to a plurality of different character systems are assigned to each of the plurality of character buttons,

In a situation in which character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "a plurality of different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

When any one character input method is performed ,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input,

(one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which the input character belongs

How to input the characters to be entered

changed or added

The order of execution of the tasks performed after the " any one of the character input methods is performed " does not matter.

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 2]

According to claim 1,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

" (one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which

How to input the characters to be entered

“changed or added”

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"(one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which an input character belongs

How to input the characters to be entered

“Changed to the first predetermined character input method or added to the first predetermined character input method”

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 3]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 1,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed,

This is a character input method in which (one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system that have been input by the “first predetermined character input method ” are input.

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

After any one character input method is performed,

changed or deleted

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 4]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 3 ,

"Changed or Deleted"

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"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 5]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 4 ,

"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

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any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

“ Among the different character input methods

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed

The characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" are changed to the character input method in which they were input, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 6]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 1 (or as an independent claim including most of the subject matter of claim 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

the displayed area

subject to change

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudanese Port 7]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 6,

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

the displayed area

subject to change

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(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

the displayed area

Among a plurality of predetermined areas including the first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule

“can be changed to a first predetermined area ”

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 8]

A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:

For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Characters belonging to a plurality of different character systems are assigned to each of the plurality of character buttons,

In a situation where character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "plural different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

When any one character input method is performed ,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input,

(character input mode) is changed to a character input mode in which the character of the character system to which the input character belongs, or

The character system that can be input with (one or more) specific character input methods is changed,

The order of execution of the tasks performed after the " any one of the character input methods is performed " does not matter.

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 9]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 1,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed,

The "first predetermined area " (one or more) characters belonging to any of the writing systems indicated in

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

After any one character input method is performed,

that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 10]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 9,

" that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas "

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Among a plurality of predetermined areas including a first predetermined area and a second predetermined area derived by a predetermined rule

“ Can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined areas ”

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 11]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 10,

“ Can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined regions ”

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any one of the second predetermined areas

“Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed

Characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" can be displayed (or displayed) in the area where they were displayed

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 12]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 1 (or as an independent claim including most of the subject matter of claim 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

subject to change

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 13]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 12,

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

subject to change"

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(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule

“Can be changed to the first predetermined design ”

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 14]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 1,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system expressed in the "first predetermined design" or the area in which the characters are displayed

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

After any one character input method is performed,

that may (or be displayed) in a different design

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 15]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 14,

" May be (or displayed) in a different design "

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Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule

“ May be displayed (or displayed) with any one of the second predetermined designs ”

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 16]

16. According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 15,

“ May be displayed (or displayed) with any one of the second predetermined designs ”

silver

any one of the second predetermined designs.

“Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Before any one character input method is performed,

“Can be displayed (or displayed) by the design of the area in which the characters belonging to the “character system to which the inputted character belongs” were displayed

sign

How the keyboard system works.

[Sudan 17]

According to the preceding claims, in particular according to claim 8,

What is a specific character input method?

tap method or

Although it is a tap method, it is a method of tapping (=short tap) so that the touched state is less than a predetermined time (eg 0.5 seconds).

How the keyboard system works.

In particular, in the small virtual keyboard embedded in mobile electronic devices including smartphones,

When a signal to input a certain character is generated (eg, when a certain character is input),

No need for language mode change button, sheet button, or change button to symbol mode

It is changed to an input mode for inputting a character system including any of the above characters or to a keyboard state that looks like the input mode.

Therefore, the shift button or the language mode change button or the symbol mode change button becomes unnecessary.

Figure 1: A system relationship diagram to which the technology of the present application can be applied.
Figure 2: An exemplary view of a conventional lowercase English mode (which is used even if the technology of the present application is applied).
Figure 3: An exemplary view of a conventional uppercase English mode (used even if the technology of the present application is applied).
Figure 4: Exemplary diagram of a conventional Hangul 2-beol-sik keyboard (used even if the technology of the present application is applied).
Figure 9: An example of a keyboard in which lowercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and uppercase letters are assigned to the lower side within the same character button.
(The font of the upper area is larger than the font of the lower area, and the background color of the upper area is also grayed out, making the upper area more prominent than the lower area ).
Figure 10: Compared to Figure 9,
An example of a keyboard in which uppercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and lowercase English letters are assigned to the lower side of the same letter button.
(The font of the upper area is larger than the font of the lower area, and the background color of the upper area is also grayed out, making the upper area more prominent than the lower area ).
Fig. 11: An exemplary view of Keyboard 2 in which lowercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and upper case letters are assigned to the lower side in the same letter button (the upper area in the same letter button is larger than the lower area compared to Fig. 9)
Fig. 12: An exemplary view of Keyboard 2 in which uppercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and lower English letters are assigned to the lower side in the same letter button. (Compared to Fig. 10, the upper area in the same letter button is larger than the lower area)
Figure 14: An example of a keyboard in which lowercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and uppercase letters are assigned to the lower side within the same character button.
Fig. 17: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which Korean characters are assigned to the upper side, lower-case English letters are assigned to the lower left side, and upper-case English letters are assigned to the lower right side within the same character button.
(The font in the upper region is larger than the font in the lower region, and the background color of the upper region is also grayed out, making the upper region stand out more than the lower regions ).
Fig. 18: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which lowercase English letters are assigned to the upper side, Korean letters are assigned to the lower left side, and English uppercase letters are assigned to the lower right side within the same character button.
(Explanations in parentheses are the same as those in FIG. 17)
Fig. 19: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which uppercase English letters are assigned, Hangul letters are assigned to the lower left side, and English lowercase letters are allocated to the lower right side within the same letter button.
(Explanations in parentheses are the same as those in FIG. 17)
Figure 22: Compared to Figure 17,
An example diagram of a keyboard in which uppercase English letters are assigned to the upper side, lower English lowercase letters are placed on the lower left side, and Korean is assigned to the lower right side within the same letter button.
(Explanations in parentheses are the same as those in FIG. 17)
Figure 43: Compared to Figure 17,
An example of a keyboard in which the font of the upper region and the font of the lower regions are the same, and the background color of the upper region in which Hangul (characters) is displayed is gray, so that the upper region in which Korean is displayed is the most prominent .
Figure 44: Compared to Figure 43,
The background color of the lower left area in which lowercase English letters are displayed is gray, so that the lower left area in which English lowercase letters are displayed is most prominent.
Figure 45: Compared to Figure 17,
An example of a keyboard in which the font of the upper region and the font of the lower regions are the same, and the background color of the lower right region in which English capital letters are displayed is gray, so that the lower right region in which English capital letters are displayed is more prominent .
Or you could say:
Compared to Figure 43,
An example of a keyboard in which the background color of the lower right area in which English capital letters are displayed is gray, so that the lower right area in which English capital letters are displayed is most prominent .
Fig. 49: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which Hangul, symbols, uppercase English letters, and lowercase English letters are displayed on each character button, and the area in which the Korean language is displayed is most conspicuous .
Fig. 50: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which a region marked with a symbol is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 49;
Fig. 51: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which lowercase English letters are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 49;
Fig. 52: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which English capital letters are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 49;
Figure 55: While lowercase Russian letters, uppercase Russian letters, lowercase English letters, and uppercase English letters are displayed,
An example of a keyboard that looks like a Russian lowercase mode because the area with lowercase Russian letters is most prominent.
Figure 56: Compared to Figure 55
An example of a keyboard that looks like a Russian capitalization mode because the area marked with Russian capital letters is most prominent.
Figure 57: Compared to Figure 55
An example of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English mode because the area marked with lowercase English is most prominent.
Figure 58: Compared to Figure 55
An example of a keyboard that looks like an English capitalization mode because the area marked with English capital letters is most prominent.
Figure 59: An example of a keyboard in which lowercase English letters are assigned to the upper side and uppercase letters are assigned to the lower side within the same character button.
(Compared to FIG. 9, the upper background color in the same text button is not gray (=white))
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In more detail,
Inside each of the text buttons on most drawings of reference number 8 or higher as shown in FIGS. 9 and 17, the background color of any one area among a plurality of areas within any one letter button is gray while the font is larger than the other areas. So,
I made the gray area stand out more while making it more differentiated from other areas within any one character button.
This was also for the purpose of explaining the principles of the present application in an easy to understand manner,
In actual implementation by applying the technology of the present application,
(Like Figure 59)
inside each of the text buttons
A design that makes any one area stand out more while differentiating the background color of any one area within the same character button
59, it may be omitted to design a slightly conspicuous design.
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Fig. 60: Compared to Fig. 9, there is no dotted line indicating that the regions within the same button are separated .
Fig. 61: Compared to Fig. 17, there is no dotted line indicating that the regions within the same button are separated .
Figure 62: Compared to Figure 60, the font size of the text in the upper area within the same button is the same as the font size of the lower area, and the background color of the upper area is the same white as the background color of the lower area.
72-79:
72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79 in each character button of the eight keyboards.
In the upper area , any one of lowercase Russian letters and uppercase Russian letters is displayed,
In the lower area , either lowercase English or uppercase English is displayed.
72 and 73 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase Russian letter input mode because lowercase Russian letters are most prominently displayed;
(The difference between Fig. 72 and Fig. 73 is
72 shows lowercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,
Figure 73 shows lowercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)
74 and 75 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a Russian capital capital input mode, in which Russian capital letters are most prominently displayed;
(The difference between Fig. 74 and Fig. 75 is
74 shows uppercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,
Figure 75 shows uppercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)

76 and 77 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English input mode because lowercase English letters are most prominently shown,
(The difference between Fig. 76 and Fig. 77 is
76 shows lowercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,
77 shows uppercase Russian characters and lowercase English characters)
78 and 79 are exemplary views of a keyboard in which English capital letters are most conspicuously displayed, so that it looks like an English capital letter input mode .
(The difference between Fig. 76 and Fig. 77 is
76 shows lowercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters,
Figure 77 shows uppercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)
Figure 80: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which the Korean terminal sound, the Korean double consonant, the symbol, the English uppercase letter, and the English lowercase letter are displayed on each character button, and the area where the Korean terminal sound is displayed is most prominent .
Fig. 81: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which the area in which the Korean double consonants are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 80.
Fig. 82: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area marked with a symbol is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 80;
Fig. 83: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which lowercase English letters are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 80;
Fig. 84: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which English capital letters are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 80;
Figure 85: Compared to Figure 80, only in the button to which common characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the Hangul double consonant character system are assigned, the area to which the Hangul monophonic character system is assigned and the Hangul double consonant character system are assigned so that the keyboard can be seen simply areas were merged,
An example diagram of a keyboard in which the area marked with Hangul terminal sounds is most prominent .
Fig. 86: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which the region in which the Korean double consonants are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 85.
Fig. 87: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which the area marked with a symbol is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 85.
Fig. 88: Compared to Fig. 85, an exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which lowercase English letters are displayed is most conspicuous .
Fig. 89: An exemplary view of a keyboard in which an area in which English capital letters are displayed is most conspicuous compared to Fig. 85;
Figure 90: Compared to Figure 86
An example diagram of a keyboard in which 'ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅒ, ㅖ', which are replaced (or different) characters in the Korean double consonant writing system compared to the Korean monophonic character system, is unified into '§' .
Figure 91: Compared to Figure 86
An example diagram of a keyboard that does not display 'ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅒ, ㅖ', which are alternate (or different) characters in the Korean double consonant writing system compared to the Korean monophonic character system.
Figure 91: Compared to Figure 49
There should be no area for displaying the Hangeul double consonant character system,
An example diagram of a state keyboard that looks like a Hangul double consonant character system input mode with a different design in the state that looks like the Hangul monophonic character system input mode and the state that looks like the Hangul double consonant character system input mode.
(In other words, in contrast to Fig. 49, on the keyboard in a state that looks like a Hangul double consonant character system input mode with a different design that looks like a Hangul monophonic character system input mode and a state that looks like a Hangul double consonant character system input mode example for it.)

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, detailed description of preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the description of the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description thereof will be omitted.

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Explanation of terms

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Terminology 5. 'keyboard' (= keyboard)

Any means by which text (including special characters (including emoji, emoji, and punctuation marks)) can be entered electronically;

A keyboard that includes both physical and virtual keyboards.

The 'virtual keyboard' includes a virtual keyboard on a touch screen and a holographic keyboard appearing in the air.

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Terminology 10..'Button' (=KEY)

A button that contains both physical and virtual buttons.

The 'virtual button' also includes a virtual button on the touch screen and a hologram button that appears in the air.

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Terminology 15..'manipulation'

It can also be divided into 'direct manipulation' and 'indirect manipulation'.

Direct operation : Direct touch operation.

For example, there is an operation in which a physical button or a virtual button on a touch screen is directly touched with an external object (eg, a finger or a capacitive pen) or an object within a program (eg, a mouse pointer).

Indirect operation : operation that is not directly touched.

For example, there is an operation by a certain hand gesture over the button or an operation by brain waves.

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Terminology 20..'Text Button'

As a button to which characters that can be input are assigned, it is a button that allows characters to be input.

For reference, it is possible to assign any function other than text that can be input to the text button, so that it can serve as a function button, which will be described immediately below.

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Terminology 30..'Function Button'

As a button other than the character button, it is a button to which a function other than the function to input a character is assigned.

For example, there are various function buttons such as a shift button, a delete button, and an enter button.

For reference, it is possible to assign characters that can be input to the function buttons so that they can also function as the character buttons.

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Terminology 40..'Writing System'

When the technology of the present application is applied, the criteria (= definition) for distinguishing the 'letter systems' from each other can be arbitrarily determined.

For example, to explain:

The criteria (=definition) for classifying the character system of ' Hangul ', ' English lowercase ', ' English uppercase ', ' number ', and ' symbol ' may be as follows.

The character system called ' Hangeul ' can be said to be a character system composed of Hangeul consonants and Hangeul vowels.

(or

A character system that consists of Hangul letter elements that do not contain Korean double consonants (e.g., ㄱ ㄴ ㄹ ㅁ ㅇ ㅇ ㅇ ㅋ ㅋ ㅋ ㅎ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ ㅛ TT ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ ㅐ ㅔ) is can be said,

A character system that consists of alphabets containing double consonants (eg, ㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅒ ㅖ) can be said to be the Hangeul double consonant vowel writing system .

In other words, the standard for distinguishing 'character systems' from each other can be set arbitrarily, such as the Hangul monophonic consonant vowel character system and the Hangul double consonant consonant vowel character system can be regarded as different Hangul character systems.

The same is true for all characters including Korean and English )

The ' English lowercase letter ' is a character system that consists of 26 lowercase English letters.

The character system called ' English capital letters ' can be said to be a writing system consisting of 26 uppercase English letters.

The character system called ' number ' can be said to be a character system with 10 numbers 0 to 9,

The character system called ' symbol ' is not a character to express language, but a character system composed of symbols including punctuation marks and emoticons. (It can also be called a ' special character ' character system.)

therefore,

Each of the Hangeul consonants and Hangeul vowels can be said to be a character belonging to (= included) in the character system called ' Hangeul '.

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Korean alphabets that do not contain Korean double consonants (eg, ㄱ ㄴ ㄹ ㅁ ㅇ ㅇ ㅇ ㅋ ㅋ ㅋ ㅎ ㅑ ㅓ ㅕ ㅗ ㅛ TT ㅠ ㅡ ㅣ ㅐ ㅔ ) are written in the character system called ' Hangeul monophonic vowels '. It can be said to be a character belonging to (= containing),

Korean alphabets containing double consonants (eg, ㄲ ㄸ ㅃㅆㅒㅖ can be said to be characters belonging to (= containing) the character system called ' Hangeul double consonant vowels ')

Each of the 26 lowercase English letters can be said to be a character belonging to (= included) in the character system called ' English lowercase letter ',

Each of the 26 capital letters in English can be said to be a character belonging to (= included) in the character system called ' English capital letter ',

Each of the 10 numbers 0 to 9 can be said to be a character belonging to (= included) in the character system called ' number ',

Each of the symbols, including punctuation marks and emoticons, can be said to be a character belonging to (= included) a character system called ' symbol '.

And, for example,

' Hangul ', ' English lowercase letters ', and ' English uppercase letters ' can be said to be three different character systems,

' Hangeul ' and ' English ' (= 'English lowercase letter' + 'English uppercase letter') can be said to be two different character systems.

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Terminology 50..'Button Design'

The design of the button includes, for example, the button border design , the button background design , or the design of the text displayed on the button .

The ' button border design' may include the color, pattern, and thickness of the button border.

The ' background design of the button' may include a background color of the button and a background pattern of the button.

The ' design of the character displayed on the button ' may include the color, character size, and font of the displayed character.

button design

The button's background color, the button's pattern (e.g., the button's background or button border or the pattern around the button), the font of the text displayed on the button, the text color of the text displayed on the button, etc. It can be differentiated from other buttons that are compared).

To explain a little more about the 'pattern of the button' above with an example,

If the button's background color is the same, but the button's pattern is different, the 'button design' is different.

Examples of types of patterns include comb patterns, lattice patterns, and floral patterns.

And, for example,

Even if the background color of the button and the (recognized) character displayed on the button are the same (e.g., even if the font is different, such as ' b ' in bold and ' b ' in italics, even if it is recognized as a lowercase English 'b'),

If the font of the text displayed on the button is different (eg ' b ' in bold and ' b ' in italics), the 'button design' is different .

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Terminology 60.. 'Drag' method (or drag character input method)

The phrase "drag a certain button" or "drag on a certain button" means

After touching any button

Moving the position of the touch point while maintaining one or more touch points being touched; or

It refers to releasing the touch after moving the position of the touch point while maintaining one or more touch points being touched.

It may be recognized as a drag by dragging more than a predetermined length. ( That is, if you drag less than a predetermined length, it can be recognized as a tap. )

" Drag " can be divided into " single-touch drag " and " multi-touch drag ".

As used herein, 'drag' without the phrase 'multi-touch' or 'single-touch' generally refers to 'single-touch drag' unless there are special conditions or words.

" Single Touch Drag " :

' Single Touch '

As it is generally called single touch, there is no need to explain it, but it refers to a touch with one touch point being touched at a certain point.

" Single Touch Drag "

After single touch (=) on any button

moving the position of the touch point while maintaining the touch point being touched; or

It refers to releasing the touch after moving the position of the touch point while maintaining the touched touch point.

" Multi-touch drag " :

' Multi-touch '

Multi-touch is commonly referred to as a touch, and there is no need to explain it, but it refers to a touch with two or more touch points touched at a certain point.

" Multi-touch drag "

After multi-touch () on any button

Moving the position of the touch point while maintaining one or more touch points being touched; or

It refers to releasing the touch after moving the position of the touch point while maintaining one or more touch points being touched.

by the direction of dragging Single-touch dragging or multi-touch dragging may be classified as follows.

" Drag in any direction "

When dragging, the drag direction is in any direction.

(For reference, when commercializing the technology of the present application, in the same or similar situation as the embodiment to which the " drag in any direction " method is applied among the embodiments of the present application, the "drag in any direction " method, the tap method among the tap methods However, there are cases where the user may feel more convenient if the tap (= long tap) method is replaced so that the touched state exceeds a predetermined time (eg 0.5 seconds).)

" Drag left "

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is left.

" Drag right "

When dragging, the drag direction is to the right.

" Drag upward "

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is upward.

" Drag down "

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is downward.

" Drag left and right"

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is in the upper left direction (= northwest diagonal direction).

"Drag left and right"

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is downward left (= diagonal direction southwest).

" Drag to right "

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is in the right-hand direction (= northeast diagonal direction).

" Drag to the lower right "

When dragging, it means that the drag direction is in the lower right direction (= diagonal direction to the southeast).

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Terminology 70..'Tab' method (or tab character input method)

"Tap on any button" or "tap on any button" means

It refers to releasing the touch (without dragging) after touching any button.

Dragging more than a predetermined length may be recognized as a drag. (That is, dragging less than a predetermined length may be recognized as a tap.)

"Tap" can be divided into " Single-touch tab " and " Multi-touch tab ".

As used herein, a 'tap' without the phrase 'multi-touch' or 'single-touch' generally refers to a 'single-touch tap' unless there are special conditions or words.

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End of glossary of terms.

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If we show the description in the present application as implicit phrases, the following implicit phrases are as follows.

For reference, each of the implied phrases is almost the same as the claim phrases.

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[Implicit phrase 1]

A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:

For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

on each of the plurality of text buttons Multiple different writing systems Characters belonging to are assigned,

Inputting characters belonging to the "a plurality of different character systems" How to enter text In these different situations,

Among the different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method is performed when,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one writing system is entered,

The character system to which the input character belongs (one or more) characters belonging to

being input How to enter text this

changed or added

remind " Any one character input method is performed "The order in which the tasks performed after

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

first,

“ For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard, “

I will explain the phrase.

right in the sentence

"Multiple character buttons on the keyboard"

I will explain the phrase.

(Note that,

"Text button" does not need to be explained, but it is a button to which a letter is assigned, and 'text button' and 'function button' are explained in the "Explanation of terms" section above.)

The original keyboard has a plurality of character buttons to which characters are assigned.

"A plurality of text buttons on the keyboard" refers to such a situation.

In fact, there is no need to explain it any further, but let me explain it as follows.

E.g,

There are 26 letter buttons , one shift button, and nine function buttons , such as F1 to F8, to which English lowercase letters a-z and English capital letters A-Z are largely assigned to the smartphone virtual keyboard as shown in FIG. 9 .

Each letter button of the keyboard of FIG. 9 is assigned with one English lowercase letter and one English uppercase letter.

That is, the keyboard of FIG. 9 has a plurality of character buttons to which one English lowercase letter and one English uppercase letter are assigned.

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To explain with another example ,

The keyboard of Figure 2 is

It looks like lowercase English mode.

Although English capital letters are also assigned to each letter button of a keyboard such as the keyboard of FIG. 2 as shown in FIG. 9, only (capital English letters) may not be displayed.

If so, it can be said that one lowercase English letter and one uppercase English letter are assigned to each letter button of the keyboard of FIG. 2 .

As a result, the keyboard of FIG. 2 may have a plurality of character buttons to which one English lowercase letter and one English uppercase letter are assigned.

(So, as I will explain later, to say a little in advance,

2 or 9 in the same state

each letter button

Tap to enter lowercase English letters,

You can also enter capital letters by dragging in any direction.)

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To explain with another example ,

The keyboard of FIG. 17 also has 26 character buttons, one shift button, and nine function buttons such as F1 to F8.

17. Each character button of the keyboard is assigned with one Korean alphabet, one English lowercase letter, and one English capital letter.

As a result, the keyboard of FIG. 2 has a plurality of character buttons to which one Korean alphabet, one English lowercase letter, and one English capital letter are assigned.

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reference:

1.. Inside each of the text buttons on most drawings with reference number 8 or more as in FIGS. 9 and 17, there is a dotted line dividing the area within any one text button into two or more areas,

This is also for the purpose of explaining the principles of the present application in an easy to understand manner,

In actual implementation by applying the technology of the present application,

A line segment such as a dotted line dividing an area within any one of the text buttons inside each of the text buttons may be omitted.

E.g,

The dotted line in FIG. 9 (which divides regions within the same button) may be omitted as in FIG. 60,

The dotted line in FIG. 17 (which divides regions within the same button) may be omitted as in FIG.

2..In each of the text buttons on most drawings with reference number 8 or higher as in FIGS. 9 and 17, the background color of any one area among a plurality of areas within any one text button is gray while the font is also different. larger than the area,

I made the gray area stand out more (or the most) while making it more differentiated from other areas in any one character button.

This was also for the purpose of explaining the principles of the present application in an easy to understand manner,

In actual implementation by applying the technology of the present application,

Among the plurality of areas inside each of the text buttons

A design that makes one area stand out more while differentiating the background color of one area

For example, like the change from Fig. 9 to Fig. 59,

In Fig. 9, the upper background color in the same character button is gray (different from the lower background color white).

like figure 59 Set the upper background color in the same text button to white (same as the lower background color white),

It is also possible to design a slightly conspicuous design that differs only in the font size of the upper and lower regions.

3..In each of the text buttons on most drawings of figure number 8 or more as in FIGS. 9 and 17, any one of a plurality of characters assigned to any one of the text buttons is displayed in large or bold form. ,

The large or bold characters were differentiated from other characters assigned to the character button to which any one character was assigned to make them stand out.

This is also for the purpose of explaining the principles of the present application in an easy to understand manner,

In actual implementation by applying the technology of the present application,

A design that differentiates any one character inside each of the character buttons

may be omitted.

For example, like the change from Fig. 59 to Fig. 62 (without the dashed line)

In FIG. 59, inside each of the letter buttons, the lowercase English letters assigned to the upper area among the plurality of letters allocated within the one letter button are larger or thicker than the uppercase letters of English assigned to the lower area (lowercase letters of English). Because the font is larger than the uppercase font)

As shown in Figure 62, inside each of the letter buttons, the English lowercase letters assigned to the upper area among the plurality of letters assigned to any one letter button are smaller than or with a normal thickness than the English uppercase letters assigned to the lower area (English) Even though the font of lowercase letters is the same as that of uppercase letters, lowercase letters appear smaller than uppercase letters).

Anyway, just like No. 1, 2, and 3 of the above reference

A line segment that divides a plurality of areas within the same text button into two or more areas, or

A design that makes any one area stand out among a plurality of areas within the same text button; or

Including a design that makes any one character stand out among a plurality of characters within the same character button

It is possible to omit a design for making any one character stand out among a plurality of characters in the same character button.

sure,

A design that makes any one character stand out among a plurality of characters within the same character button

It can be created in various ways that are not introduced here.

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now

" For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard, “

I will explain the phrase.

There are 26 character buttons on the smartphone virtual keyboard as shown in Fig. 2, Fig. 9 or Fig. 17,

E.g,

Since the technology of the present application can be applied to only 10 character buttons out of 26 character buttons, it is expressed as such.

That is, as an example of the phrase, the following phrase may also be present.

“ For 10 character buttons out of 26 character buttons on the keyboard, “

However, in most embodiments of the present application, all of the 26 character buttons will be described.

" For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard, “

Called

Another reason for expressing

Like a normal smartphone virtual keyboard

There is an additional character button for inputting characters of a character system called 'symbol', such as a '.' button or a '@' button (for example, in FIG. 9 or FIG. 17, the F6 button is a '.' button and the F7 button may be the '@' button.)

Furthermore, when there are additional character buttons that can input characters of the character system called 'Number' in which 10 numbers 0 to 9 are assigned in one row on the upper side other than the area where the character buttons are (not shown),

The technology of the present application is

It was expressed that way because it can be applied only to the 26 character buttons, which are character buttons.

now

“ In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard, “

I will explain the phrase.

In other words, it means that an event that occurs in each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard.

now

"Characters belonging to a plurality of different text systems are assigned to each of the plurality of text buttons,"

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

Each of the (26) character buttons in FIG. 9 has

'English lowercase letter' and

A character system called 'Capital English'

Characters belonging to two different writing systems are assigned.

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To explain with another example ,

Although English capital letters are also assigned to each letter button of the keyboard that looks like a lowercase English mode as shown in FIG. 2, as in FIG. 9, only (capital letters in English) may not be displayed.

then,

In each of the (26) character buttons in Fig. 2

'English lowercase letter' and

A character system called 'Capital English'

It can be said that characters belonging to two different writing systems are assigned.

Note that,

Throughout this application, when describing the technology of the present application

In an embodiment in which the technology of the present application is applied to a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English mode, as shown in FIG. 2

Although English capital letters are also assigned as shown in FIG. 9, it may be considered that only (English capital letters) are not marked.

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Let's take another example ,

Each of the (26) character buttons in Fig. 17 has

'English lowercase letter' and

A character system called 'English capital letters' and

‘Hangul’ is a character system.

Characters belonging to three different writing systems are assigned.

now

" In a situation where the character input method for inputting characters belonging to the "a plurality of different character systems" is different, "

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

When an English lowercase letter and an English uppercase letter are assigned to each of the letter buttons of the keyboard of FIG. 9 or FIG. 2,

' English lowercase letter ' is,

(Although it is displayed on the upper side (see Fig. 9) or the center (see Fig. 2) inside the assigned button, or the mark is not omitted,

A bigger reason in the current drawing is,

If the font size is the largest, the font is thick, or the background color of the displayed area inside the button is gray, etc.

Among the two or more characters displayed in any character button,

Because it looks the most prominent (for reference, the reason that the character is displayed most prominently is the 'tap method' It is to make it more clear that you can input

(as in the conventional lowercase mode)

That is, (press the corresponding text button)

You can tap to type.

In other words, the tab (the fastest, easiest and most used) It can be entered using the text input method.

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For reference, in the examples of the present application

Since there is no difference between 'most conspicuous' and 'conspicuously visible', if 'most conspicuous' and 'conspicuous' are used interchangeably in the description of the embodiments, unless otherwise specified, It can be regarded as the same word.

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For reference, throughout this application,

from above

" (For reference, the reason that the character is displayed most prominently is the 'tap method' (which can be said to be the fastest, easiest, and most common method among general character input methods) in the current state. It's to make it more clear that you can type) "

phrases like

“ (For reference, the reason that the character is displayed most prominently is

In the current state, the character can be entered by the 'tap method' (which is the fastest, easiest, and most common method among general character input methods) or

This is to make it clearer that the character can also be entered using the 'tap method' (which is the fastest, easiest, and most common method among general character input methods) "

can also be interpreted as

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' English capital letters '

(Although it is displayed on the lower side of the assigned button (see Fig. 9) or the display is omitted (see Fig. 2),

A bigger reason in the current drawing is,

Because the font is not the smallest or the font is not thick, or the background color of the displayed area inside the button is white, etc.

Among the two or more characters displayed in any character button,

Because it does not stand out (for reference, the reason that the character is shown invisible is to make it more clear that in the current state, input the character by the 'drag method' only (or 'you cannot type by the tap method) ' will be))

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(You can input by dragging the corresponding character button in any direction.)

That is, (press the corresponding text button)

You can input by dragging in any direction .

In other words, you can input text in any direction by dragging .

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For reference, the drag method in any direction throughout the examples of the present application is commercialized,

Implement it by replacing it with a method that lengthens the pressing time for the corresponding button (eg 0.5 seconds), or

We also recommend allowing the user to choose between dragging in any direction or holding the button down (eg, 0.5 seconds).

This is because, anyway, the method of lengthening the pressing time for the button (eg, 0.5 seconds) is different from the general tap method of shortening the pressing time of the button (eg, less than 0.5 seconds).

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To explain with a more detailed example,

The 'r' button of Figure 2 (R is also assigned, but only not marked) and

Like the 'r, R' buttons in FIG.

When there is a button to which both 'r, R' are assigned

' r' belonging to the character system of ' lowercase English ' is ,

Although 'r, R' are both displayed on the upper side (see Fig. 9) or at the center (see Fig. 2) inside the assigned button,

A bigger reason in the current drawing is,

If the font size is the largest, the font is thick, or the background color of the displayed area inside the button is gray, etc.

Among the characters displayed in any character button

Because it looks most conspicuous (for reference, the reason that the character is displayed most prominently is, in the current state, the ' tap method' It is to make it more clear that you can input

(as in the conventional lowercase English mode)

That is, (the button to which both 'r, R' are assigned)

You can tap to type.

In other words, the tab (the fastest, easiest and most used) It can be entered using the text input method.

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For reference, if a plurality of characters are displayed in any one character button,

That is, in the case of a plurality of areas within any one character button,

To enter any one of a plurality of displayed characters

Whether when 'tap' or 'drag' the corresponding text button

You can also complete 'tap' or 'drag' after touching any area of the corresponding text button.

For example, in Figure 9

The button assigned 'r' has an area marked with 'r' and an area marked with 'R'.

to enter 'r'

Whether 'tap' or 'drag' the button assigned 'r'

'Tap' or 'drag' may be completed by touching any area between the area marked with 'r' and the area marked with 'R'.

As another example, in FIG. 17

The button assigned 'r' has an area marked with 'a', an area marked with 'r', and an area marked with 'R'.

to enter 'r'

Whether 'tap' or 'drag' the button assigned 'r'

'Tap' or 'drag' may be completed after touching any of the area marked with 'a', the area marked with 'r', and the area marked with 'R'.

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' R' belonging to the character system of ' English capital letter ' is ,

(Although 'r, R' are both displayed or omitted inside the assigned button,

A bigger reason in the current drawing is,

Because the font is not the smallest or the font is not thick, or the background color of the displayed area inside the button is white, etc.

Among the characters displayed in any character button

It doesn't stand out (by the way, the reason I've made the character invisible is to make it clearer that in the current state, you should only type the character by the 'drag method' (or 'you can't type it using the tap method )' will be))

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(For buttons to which 'r, R' are assigned, you can drag in any direction to input.)

That is, (the button to which both 'r, R' are assigned)

You can input by dragging in any direction . For example, you can also input by dragging it to the right.

In other words, you can input text in any direction by dragging .

In this way , there is a character system called 'English lowercase letter' and 'English uppercase letter system'.

There may be situations in which character input methods for entering characters belonging to two different character systems are different .

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To explain with another example ,

When each of the (26) character buttons of the keyboard of FIG. 17 is assigned one Korean, English lowercase letter, and one English capital letter,

' Hangul ' is

(Although it is displayed on the upper side inside the assigned button,

A bigger reason in the current drawing is,

If the font size is the largest, the font is thick, or the background color of the displayed area inside the button is gray, etc.

Among the two or more characters displayed in any character button,

Because it looks most conspicuous (for reference, the reason that the character is displayed most prominently is, in the current state, the 'tap method' It is to make it more clear that you can input

(As in the conventional two-beol keyboard of Korean Hangul)

That is, (press the corresponding text button)

Tap to enter ,

That is, (the fastest, easiest and most used) called tab It can be entered using the text input method,

' English lowercase letter ' is,

(Although the corresponding character is displayed at the bottom of the inside of the displayed button, For a bigger reason in the current drawing, it doesn't stand out (for reference, the reason that the text is not prominently displayed is that, in the current state, enter the text by the 'drag method' only (or 'Enter with the tap method) It's to make it clearer that you can't ))

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(Since the corresponding character is displayed on the lower left side of the displayed button,

You can input by dragging the text button to the left )

That is, (press the corresponding text button)

You can input by dragging to the left ,

That is, it can be input by a character input method called dragging to the left .

' English capital letters '

(Although the corresponding character is displayed at the bottom of the inside of the displayed button, For a bigger reason in the current drawing, it doesn't stand out (for reference, the reason that the text is not prominently displayed is that, in the current state, enter the text by the 'drag method' only (or 'Enter with the tap method) It's to make it clearer that you can't ))

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(Since the corresponding character is displayed on the lower right side of the displayed button,

You can input by dragging the text button to the right .)

That is, (press the corresponding text button)

You can input by dragging to the right .

In other words, you can input by the character input method of dragging to the right .

To explain with a more detailed example,

When there is a button to which 'a, r, R' are all assigned on the keyboard of FIG.

' ㄱ' belongs to the character system called ' Hangeul ' .

(Although 'a, r, and R' are all displayed on the top inside the assigned button , for a bigger reason in the current drawing, they look the most conspicuous (for reference, the reason , in the current state, it is to make it clearer that the character can be entered using the ' tap method' (which is the fastest, easiest, and most common method among general character input methods))

That is, (the button to which all 'a, r, R' are assigned)

You can tap to type.

That is, (the fastest, easiest and most used) called tab It can be entered using the text input method.

' r' belonging to the character system of ' lowercase English ' is ,

(Although 'a, r, and R' are all displayed on the lower side of the assigned button , for a bigger reason in the current drawing, they do not stand out. In its current state, it is more clear that the character should only be entered using the 'drag method' (or 'you cannot type using the tap method )')

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(Since the corresponding character is displayed on the lower left side of the displayed button,

You can input by dragging to the left for buttons to which 'a, r, and R' are all assigned.)

That is, (the button to which all 'a, r, R' are assigned)

You can input by dragging to the left .

That is, it can be entered by the character input method of dragging to the left .

'R' belonging to the character system of ' English capital letters ' is,

(Although 'a, r, and R' are all displayed on the lower side of the assigned button , for a bigger reason in the current drawing, they do not stand out. In its current state, it is more clear that the character should only be entered using the 'drag method' (or 'you cannot type using the tap method )')

(I am trying to input by drag method, which is a bit inconvenient rather than tap method)

(Since the corresponding character is displayed on the lower right side of the displayed button,

You can input by dragging to the right for buttons to which 'a, r, R' are all assigned.)

That is, (the button to which all 'a, r, R' are assigned)

You can input by dragging to the right .

In other words, you can input by the character input method of dragging to the right .

like this There is a character system called 'Hangeul', a character system called 'English lowercase letters', and a character system called 'English uppercase letters'.

Character input methods for inputting characters belonging to three different character systems may be different from each other.

now

“ Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method is performed when,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is entered and "

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

first

“ Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

When any one character input method is performed , "

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

First, " The above different character input methods "

I will explain the phrase.

In the embodiment related to FIG. 17 above,

17 is assigned to each of the character buttons

' Hangul ' can be entered by tapping (as in the conventional two-beol keyboard of the prior art as shown in Fig. 4),

' Lower English lowercase letters ' can be entered by dragging to the left,

It was mentioned that ' English capital letters ' can be entered by dragging it to the right.

" Derived by a predetermined rule, "

Let's take the phrase as an example,

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a text input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined text input method"

or

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a text input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined text input method"

It can be explained by way of example.

The character input method of dragging left or the character input method of dragging right is

mentioned above

It is also included in "Character input method with drag method applied" ,

It is also included in "character input method to which the tap method is not applied" .

So, the character input method of dragging to the left or the character input method of dragging to the right is

It is included in the second predetermined character input method.

If, in FIG. 17 (different from the description of the same basic embodiment including the above embodiment), not only the tap method but also the character input method of multi-touch drag in any direction as a method for inputting Hangul is provided ,

Since the multi-touch drag method in any direction is also included in the text input method to which the drag method is applied (or is included in the text input method to which the tap method is not applied )

A text input method of multi-touch drag in any direction is included in the second predetermined text input method .

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The first predetermined character input method will be described.

A (mainly one) character input method not included in the second predetermined character input method may be referred to as a first predetermined character input method.

In the embodiment citing FIG. 17 immediately above,

Drag method applied unsuccessful (mainly one) character input method

or

Tap method does not apply not (mainly one) character input method

eventually

how to tap

It may be called a first predetermined character input method.

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“ Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

When any one character input method is performed , “

To summarize and explain the phrase,

“One of three different character input methods, namely the above-mentioned tap method , a character input method, left drag , or right drag , character input method.

'The character input method to which the drag method is applied or the character input method to which the tap method is not applied'

The text input method of dragging to the left or the text input method of dragging to the right is called

Among the second predetermined character input methods including one or more two character input methods,

When the character input method of dragging to the right, which is one of the character input methods, is performed"

can be explained as

To explain with a more detailed example,

For buttons to which all of 'a, r, R' in FIG. 17 are assigned

“One of three different character input methods, namely the above-mentioned tap method , a character input method, left drag , or right drag , character input method.

'The character input method to which the drag method is applied or the character input method to which the tap method is not applied'

The text input method of dragging to the left or the text input method of dragging to the right is called

Among the second predetermined character input methods including one or more two character input methods,

When any one character input method, dragging to the right, is performed"

can be explained as

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Let's take another example ,

2 or 9 is assigned to each of the character buttons

' English lowercase letter ' is,

(as on a conventional QWERTY keyboard)

Tap to enter,

' English capital letter ' is,

I said that you can input by dragging in any direction ,

"Derived by a predetermined rule, "

the phrase is

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a text input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined text input method"

or

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a text input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined text input method"

It can be described as an example.

How to input text by dragging in any direction

mentioned above

It is also included in "Character input method with drag method applied" ,

It is also included in "character input method to which the tap method is not applied" .

“ Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

When any one character input method is performed, “

the phrase is

"One of two different character input methods: the text input method called the tap method , and the text input method called drag in any direction .

'The character input method to which the drag method is applied or the character input method to which the tap method is not applied'

It is a text input method called dragging in any direction .

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods,

When the character input method of dragging in any direction, which is one method, is performed"

can be explained as

To explain with a more detailed example,

For buttons to which 'r, R' of FIG. 2 or 9 are all assigned

Among the two different character input methods, the text input method called the tap method and the text input method called drag in any direction

'The character input method to which the drag method is applied or the character input method to which the tap method is not applied'

It is a text input method called dragging in any direction .

Among the second predetermined character input methods including at least one character input method

If a single character input method called dragging is performed in any direction, either method,

can be explained as

now

“ Among the “plural different writing systems” above,

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is entered and "

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

First," the "a plurality of different writing systems"

I will explain the phrase.

In the embodiment related to FIG. 17 above,

Each of the (26) character buttons in Fig. 17 has

'English lowercase letter' and

A character system called 'English capital letters' and

‘Hangul’ is a character system.

It was mentioned that characters belonging to three different writing systems were assigned.

When each of the (26) character buttons of the keyboard of FIG. 17 is assigned one Korean, one English lowercase letter, and one English uppercase letter,

' Hangul ' is

tab called It can be entered by a character input method,

' English lowercase letter ' is,

drag left It can be entered by the character input method,

' English capital letters '

I mentioned that it can be entered by a character input method called dragging to the right .

To explain with a more detailed example,

When there is a button to which 'a, r, R' are all assigned on the keyboard of FIG.

' ㄱ' belongs to the character system called ' Hangeul ' .

tab called It can be entered by a character input method,

' r' belonging to the character system of ' lowercase English ' is ,

It can be entered by the character input method of dragging to the left ,

'R' belonging to the character system of ' English capital letters ' is,

It was mentioned that it can be entered by the character input method of dragging to the right .

now

' (Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule) “

I will explain the phrase.

For reference, in fact, the above phrase is not an essential phrase.

However, let me explain with an example:

" Derived by a predetermined rule, "

Let's take the phrase as an example,

"Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by the second predetermined character input method as the second predetermined character system"

It can be described as an example.

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To describe the first predetermined character system,

A (mainly one) character system that is not included in the second predetermined character system may be referred to as a first predetermined character system.

In the embodiment citing FIG. 17 immediately above,

Drag method applied unsuccessful A character system that can be input by a (mainly one specific) character input method

or

Tap method does not apply not A character system that can be input by a (mainly one specific) character input method

eventually

The character system that can be entered by the tap method is

It may be referred to as a first predetermined character system.

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“ Among the “plural different writing systems” above,

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input and “

To summarize and explain the phrase,

“In each of the text buttons in Fig. 17,

There is a character system called ' Hangul ', a character system called ' English lowercase ', and a character system called ' English uppercase' .

"One of the three different writing systems

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined character system"

or

"Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined character system"

It is a character system that can be input by the character input method of dragging to the left or the character input method of dragging to the right.

Among the second predetermined character systems including at least one character system of ' English lowercase ' and ' English uppercase' , two character systems are included.

Any character belonging to the character system called 'English capital letter' (which can be input by the character input method of dragging to the right ), which is any one character system, is input,"

can be explained as

To explain with a more detailed example,

For buttons to which all of 'a, r, R' in FIG. 17 are assigned

“The above-mentioned ' Hangeul ' character system, ' English lowercase letter' and ' English uppercase letter system'

" Among the three (plural) writing systems

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined character system"

or

" Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined character system"

It is a character system that can be input by the character input method of dragging to the left or the character input method of dragging to the right.

one or more writing systems

Among the second predetermined character systems including two character systems: a character system called ' English lowercase letters' and a character system called ' English uppercase letters'

'R', a character belonging to a character system called 'English capital letter' (which can be input by the character input method of dragging to the right ), which is any one character system, is input,"

can be explained as

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Let's take another example ,

In the previous embodiment related to FIG. 2 or FIG. 9

Each of the (26) character buttons of FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 has

A character system called 'lower case English'

The character system called 'Capital English'

It was mentioned that characters belonging to two different writing systems were assigned.

When an English lowercase letter and an English uppercase letter are assigned to each of the letter buttons of the keyboard of FIG. 2 or FIG. 9,

' English lowercase letter ' is,

tab called It can be entered using the text input method,

' English capital letters '

I mentioned that it can be entered by a character input method called dragging in any direction .

To explain with a more detailed example,

The 'r' button of Figure 2 ('R' is also assigned, but only not marked) and

Like the 'r, R' buttons in FIG.

When there is a button to which both 'r, R' are assigned

' r' belonging to the character system of ' lowercase English ' is ,

tab called It can be entered using the text input method,

' R' belonging to the character system of ' English capital letters ' is ,

I mentioned that it can be entered by a character input method called dragging in any direction .

" Derived by a predetermined rule, "

To explain the phrase,

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined character system"

or

"Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined character system"

can be explained as

The character system that can be entered by the character input method of dragging in any direction is

mentioned above

It is also included in the " character system that can be input by the character input method to which the drag method is applied ",

It is also included in "a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tab method is not applied ".

“ Among the “plural different writing systems” above,

(Among the second predetermined writing system that includes one or more writing systems derived by a predetermined rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input and “

To summarize and explain the phrase,

For example, to explain

“In each of the character buttons in Fig. 2 or Fig. 9

There is a character system called ' English lowercase letters' and a character system called ' English uppercase letters' .

"Among two different writing systems,

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined character system"

or

"Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined character system"

It is a character system that can be entered by a character input method called dragging in any direction .

Among the second predetermined character systems that include one or more character systems called ' English capital letters'

Any character belonging to the character system called 'English capital letter' (which can be input by the character input method of dragging in any direction ), which is any one character system, is input,"

can be explained as

To explain with a more detailed example,

For buttons to which 'r, R' of FIG. 2 or 9 are all assigned

“The above-mentioned ' English lowercase letter system' and ' English uppercase letter system'

"Among two different writing systems,

"Deduced by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the drag method is applied as the second predetermined character system"

or

"Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a character system that can be input by a character input method to which the tap method is not applied as the second predetermined character system"

It is a character system that can be entered by a character input method called dragging in any direction .

Among the second predetermined character systems that include one or more character systems called ' English capital letters'

'R', a character belonging to the character system of 'English capital letter' (which can be input by the character input method of dragging in any direction ), which is any one character system, is input,"

can be explained as

now

"The character system to which the input character belongs (one or more) characters belonging to

being input How to enter text this

changed or added;

remind " Any one character input method is performed "The order in which the tasks performed after

How the keyboard system works”

I will explain the phrase.

first

" (one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which

being input How to enter text this

changed or added"

I will explain the phrase.

The above phrase will be explained through implicit phrase 2.

Please refer to the explanation of implicit phrase 2.

now

"remind " Any one character input method is performed "The order in which the tasks performed after they are performed is irrelevant"

I will explain the phrase.

Literally,

" Any one character input method is performed "Working after becoming

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined writing system that includes one or more writing systems derived by a predetermined rule)

The operation of inputting any character belonging to any one character system and

(one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which the input character belongs

How to input the characters to be entered

including tasks being changed or added

after paragraph 2

Even the works in the subclaims

This means you don't have to follow the order.

Conceptually, it may be natural to follow the order, but

In actual implementation, the tasks are performed almost instantaneously at the same time, so it may not be necessary to keep the order.

However, in the examples of the entire application, for quick understanding,

remind " When any one character input method is performed,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined writing system that includes one or more writing systems derived by a predetermined rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input first,

Then

(1 or more) characters of the character system to which an input character belongs

How to input the characters to be entered

work that is changed or added,

after paragraph 2

The operations in the dependent claims will often be described as being in progress.

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Now let's look at another implicit phrase.

[Implicit phrase 2]

According to claim 1,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

" The character system to which the input character belongs (one or more) characters belonging to

being input How to enter text this

“changed or added”

silver

"The character system to which the input character belongs (one or more) characters belonging to

being input How to enter text this

First predetermined character input method is changed to or the first predetermined character input method is added.

sign

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

now

" (In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,) "

I will explain the phrase.

The above phrase is also a phrase in the implicit phrase 1 and has already been described in the description of the implicit phrase 1, so the description will be omitted here.

And, until almost the last part of the explanation of implicit phrase 1,

Among the phrases of implicit phrase 1

"Above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined writing system that includes one or more writing systems derived by a predetermined rule)

Any character belonging to any one writing system is entered"

The phrase was also explained.

Then as a more detailed example

For a button to which all of 'a, r, R' in FIG. 17 is assigned

One of the second predetermined character input methods

drag to the right

There is a character system called 'Hangeul', a character system called 'English lowercase letters', and a character system called 'English uppercase letters'.

"One of the three different writing systems

Taking the example of inputting R , a letter belonging to the character system called 'English capital letter',

For buttons to which 'r, R' of FIG. 2 or 9 are all assigned

A second predetermined character input method

Drag in any direction

There is a character system called 'English lowercase letters' and a character system called 'English uppercase letters'.

"Among two different writing systems,

As an example, R, a letter belonging to the letter system 'English capital letter', was input .

Then it could be something like this implied phrase.

now

" The character system to which the input character belongs (one or more) characters of

being input How to enter text this

First predetermined character input method is changed to or the first predetermined character input method is added"

I will explain the phrase.

For example, to explain:

In the same situation as in Figure 17

After 'R', a character belonging to the character system of 'English capital letters' is input ,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after "

am.)

English uppercase letters belonging to the "English capital letter system, which is the letter system to which the uppercase letter 'R', which is an input (eg, input), belongs to" assigned to each of the plurality of letter buttons ((one The character input method in which the above) characters) is input is

The first predetermined character input method is changed (or may be) to a character input method called “tap”

A character input method called “tap”, which is a first predetermined character input method, is added .

from above

" Changed to the first predetermined character input method called "tap "

To explain a little more,

For example, to explain

17 in the same state

How to enter uppercase English letters

When the only way to input text was dragging to the right,

After 'R', a character belonging to the character system called 'English capital letter', is entered,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after “

am.)

Although it can be described in a state where the same state as in FIG. 17 is maintained,

While it is being explained, let's add an example that will be explained later to make it easier to understand.

If it is changed from the state shown in Fig . 17 to the state shown in Fig. 22 ,

(In other words, if the character system displayed most prominently in each character button is changed to an English capital letter as the areas marked with Korean and English capital letters are exchanged with each other within each letter button)

In the state shown in Fig. 22

How to enter uppercase English letters

It can be explained to the extent that it is changed to a character input method called “ tab ”.

(Now how to enter uppercase English letters

It can be explained to the extent that "tap" became the only character input method.)

from above

“ Additional text input method called “tap”, which is the first predetermined text input method “

To explain a little more,

For example, to explain

17 in the same state

How to enter uppercase English letters

When the only way to input text was dragging to the right,

After 'R', a character belonging to the character system called 'English capital letter', is entered,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after “

am.)

Although it can be described in a state where the same state as in FIG. 17 is maintained,

While it is being explained, let's add an example that will be explained later to make it easier to understand.

(Just like the embodiment in which the state is changed from the state shown in FIG . 17 to the state shown in FIG. 22 , the area in which any one or more character systems are displayed among a plurality of character systems, for example, the regions displayed in Korean, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters, are changed. different from the description of the basic embodiment )

If it is changed from the state shown in Fig . 17 to the state shown in Fig. 45 ,

(In other words, the area marked with Korean, lowercase English, and uppercase letters within each character button remains the same, and only the most prominent area (= area with a gray background) is changed from the area marked with Korean to the area with uppercase letters of English)

In the state shown in Fig. 45,

How to enter uppercase English letters

It can be explained to the extent that a character input method called “tap” is added .

(Now how to enter uppercase English letters

It can be explained to the extent that there are two character input methods, namely , dragging to the right and “tapping” .)

(For reference, if you need a detailed description of the embodiment related to the 45, please refer to the description of " Corrected Example 6 " at the end of this document.)

Note that,

To explain in Implicit Sentence 1

of Figure 17

Before 'R', a character belonging to the character system of 'English capital letters', is input

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. late "

am.)

An English uppercase letter belonging to the letter system (1 The character input method in which the above) characters) is input is

Two methods are included, dragging left or dragging right.

One of the second predetermined character input methods,

It was a text input method called dragging to the right .

That is, the character system of 'English capital letters' was the second predetermined character system.

By the way,

When the character input method for inputting any character system is changed or added

any writing system

The second predetermined character system may be changed to the first predetermined character system.

For example, to explain:

There is a character input method that enters a certain character system called uppercase English.

As in the embodiment citing the preceding (Fig. 17 and Fig. 22), the character input method of dragging to the right is changed to the method of tab, or

As in the embodiment citing FIG. 45 immediately preceding (FIG. 17 and FIG. 45), when a method called tab is added,

What kind of writing system is the English capital letter?

The second predetermined character system (any one of the character systems) is changed to the first predetermined character system.

Because, in the rule in the embodiment of the implicit phrase 1 description

("Character system that can be input by the character input method to which the drag method is applied"

or

"A character system that can be entered by a character input method to which the tab method is not applied"

is the second predetermined character system,

"Character system that can be entered using the tap method"

This is because it is referred to as the first predetermined character system.

From now on, all characters included in the character system called uppercase English can be entered by tapping.

Note that,

In the immediately following "another example", the

"If the character input method for entering a character system is changed or added,

any writing system

It can be changed from the second predetermined character system to the first predetermined character system.”

The same principle applies.

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To explain with another example ,

2 or 9

After 'R', a character belonging to the character system of 'English capital letters' is input ,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

The operation of dragging in any direction to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after "

am.)

English uppercase letters belonging to the "English capital letter system, which is the letter system to which the uppercase letter 'R', which is an input (eg, input), belongs to" assigned to each of the plurality of letter buttons ((one The character input method in which the above) characters) is input is

The first predetermined character input method is changed (or may be) to a character input method called “tap”

A character input method called “tap”, which is a first predetermined character input method, is added .

For reference, to explain in Implicit Sentence 1

2 or 9

Before 'R', a character belonging to the character system of 'English capital letters', is input

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

The operation of dragging is performed in any direction that allows input of 'R', which is one of the character input methods. late "

am.)

An English uppercase letter belonging to the letter system (1 The character input method in which the above) characters) is input is

Consists of one method: drag in any direction

One of the second predetermined character input methods,

It was a text input method called dragging in any direction .

That is, the character system of 'English capital letters' was the second predetermined character system.

By the way,

When the character input method for entering a certain character system is changed

any writing system

The second predetermined character system may be changed to the first predetermined character system.

For example, to explain:

There is a character input method that enters a certain character system called uppercase English.

Changed from the text input method of dragging in any direction to the method of tapping

When a method called tab is added,

What type of writing system is the English capital letter?

The second predetermined character system (any one of the character systems) is changed to the first predetermined character system.

Because, in the rule in the embodiment of the implicit phrase 1 description

("Character system that can be input by the character input method to which the drag method is applied"

or

"A character system that can be entered by a character input method to which the tab method is not applied"

is the second predetermined character system,

"Character system that can be entered using the tap method"

This is because it is referred to as the first predetermined character system.

From now on, all characters included in the character system called uppercase English can be entered by tapping.

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Now let's look at another implicit phrase.

[Implicit phrase 3]

According to claim 1, (or as an independent claim including most of Section 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

In the "above different text input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method is "performed" late ,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system input by the "first predetermined character input method" being input How to enter text this

In the "above different text input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method has been performed" after ,

changed or deleted

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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Now let's look at another implicit phrase.

[Implicit phrase 4]

4. The method of claim 3,

"Changed or Deleted"

silver

"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

sign

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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Now let's look at another implicit phrase.

[Implicit phrase 5]

5. The method of claim 4,

"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

silver

any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

“Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one of the character input methods to be "performed" before

The characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" are changed to the character input method in which they were input, or

"It becomes impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"

sign

How the keyboard system works.

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If the implied phrase 3, the implied phrase 4, and the implied phrase 5 are integrated and expressed as an exemplary phrase, it may be as follows.

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

This is a character input method in which (one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system that have been input by the “first predetermined character input method” are input .

After the "a character belonging to any one character system" is input,

any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

A character input method in which characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" were input changed to or

It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method.

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

For example, the above-mentioned implicit phrases can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

On the keyboard of Fig. 17

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. late "

am.)

It's called the "tap" method.

which was input by the "first predetermined character input method"

The character input method in which (one or more) Korean characters belonging to the character system called "Hangul" are input is this

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after "

am.)

A character input method of any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. before "

am.)

The characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," are changed to a character input method of dragging to the right, which is a character input method, or

It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method.

This is how the keyboard system works.

(For reference, above

“ A character input method according to any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

The characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," are changed to the character input method of dragging to the right, which is the character input method, or "

To explain a little more,

For example, to explain

17 in the same state

How to input Korean

When there was only a character input method called "tap",

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after “

am.)

While it is being explained, let's add an example that will be explained later to make it easier to understand.

If it is changed from the state shown in Fig . 17 to the state shown in Fig. 22 ,

(In other words, as the area marked with Korean and English capital letters within each letter button is exchanged with each other, if the font system displayed most prominently within each letter button is changed to English capital letters)

In the state shown in Fig. 22

How to input Korean

Changed to the text input method of dragging to the right,

How to input Hangul

It can be explained to the extent that only a character input method of "drag to the right" has become the only method.

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now from above

" It becomes impossible to input with the first predetermined character input method "

To explain a little more,

For example, to explain

17 in the same state

(Different from the description of the basic embodiment including the above embodiment)

How to input Hangul ,

When there were two types of text input method: " Tap " and " Multi-touch drag in any direction" ,

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

An operation called dragging to the right to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after “

am.)

While it is being explained, let's add an example that will be explained later to make it easier to understand.

If it is changed from the state shown in Fig . 17 to the state shown in Fig. 45 ,

(In other words, if the area marked with Korean, lowercase English, and uppercase letters within each letter button remains the same, and only the most prominent area within each letter button is changed from the area marked with Korean to the area with uppercase letters in English)

In the state shown in Fig. 45,

How to input Korean

The character input method called "Tab" has been deleted ,

How to input Hangul

It can be explained that there is only one character input method, which is multi-touch drag in any direction.

(If you need a detailed description of the embodiment related to 45, please refer to the description of " Corrected Example 6 ".)

(Note that,

In actual commercialization, in the case of Figure 17, it looks like a Hangul input mode, so it is natural that 'Hangul' can be input by tapping,

As an additional input method,

Since it is displayed on the top inside the assigned button,

The upward drag method is more probable than the multi-touch drag method in any direction .

Therefore, it is recommended to apply the drag method upwards in actual use.

However, the reason for applying the multi-touch drag method in any direction is

The multi-touch drag method in any direction may only be a text input method that can be commonly applied to the description of the embodiment in which other drawings are cited.

To explain the underlined phrase,

For example, when only two character systems, an English lowercase letter and an English uppercase letter, are assigned (or considered to be assigned) within the same one character button including FIGS. 2, 3, 9, and 10

In the embodiment of the present application, a drag method is used in any direction as a method of inputting the second predetermined character system,

If the upward drag method is used as an additional method for inputting the first predetermined character system in FIG. 17 ,

Since the upward drag method is included in the drag method in any direction , which is a method of inputting the second predetermined character system in FIGS. 2, 3, 9, 10, etc., the upward drag method is the first predetermined character It cannot be presented as an additional way to enter the system .

Therefore, inevitably , the multi-touch drag method in any direction that is not included in the method for inputting the second predetermined character system in Figs. It is presented as an additional method of inputting the first predetermined character system in the embodiments (with all figures cited).

therefore,

When the character input method for entering a character system is changed or deleted

any writing system

A first predetermined character system may be changed to a second predetermined character system.

For example, to explain:

There is a character input method for entering a certain character system called Hangul.

As in the embodiment citing the preceding (FIG. 17 and FIG. 22), the method of tab is changed to the character input method of dragging to the right, or

As in the embodiment citing FIG. 45 immediately preceding (FIG. 17 and FIG. 45), when the tab method is removed,

What kind of writing system is Hangeul?

The first predetermined character system is changed to the second predetermined character system (any one of the character systems).

Because, in the rule in the embodiment of the implicit phrase 1 description

"Character system that can be input by the character input method to which the drag method is applied"

or

"A character system that can be entered by a character input method to which the tab method is not applied"

is a second predetermined character system,

"Character system that can be entered using the tap method"

This is because it is referred to as the first predetermined character system.

From now on, all characters included in the character system called Hangul can be entered using the character input method called dragging to the right.

In the immediately following "another example", the

"If the character input method for entering a character system is changed or deleted,

any writing system

It can be changed from the first predetermined character system to the second predetermined character system.”

The same principle applies.

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On the keyboard of Fig. 2 or Fig. 9

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the different character input methods

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

The operation of dragging is performed in any direction that allows input of 'R', which is one of the character input methods. late "

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It's called the "tap" method.

which was input by the "first predetermined character input method"

This is a character input method in which (one or more) lowercase English characters belonging to the character system of "lower case English" are input.

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the different character input methods

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

The operation of dragging in any direction to input 'R', which is one of the character input methods, is performed. after "

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any one of the second predetermined character input methods,

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, if I say the above phrase in a purely connotative way,

"Among the different character input methods

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

The operation of dragging is performed in any direction that allows input of 'R', which is one of the character input methods. before "

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The character input method in which characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," were input It can be changed to by a character input method called dragging in any direction or

It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method.

This is how the keyboard system works.

therefore,

When the character input method for entering a character system is changed or deleted

any writing system

A first predetermined character system may be changed to a second predetermined character system.

For example, to explain:

When the character input method for entering any character system called lowercase English is changed from the tab method to the character input method drag in any direction,

Any character system called lowercase English

The first predetermined character system is changed to the second predetermined character system (any one of the character systems).

Because, in the rule in the embodiment of the implicit phrase 1 description

"Character system that can be input by the character input method to which the drag method is applied"

or

"A character system that can be entered by a character input method to which the tab method is not applied"

is a second predetermined character system,

"Character system that can be entered using the tap method"

This is because it is referred to as the first predetermined character system.

From now on, all characters included in the character system called lowercase English can be entered in the direction or by a character input method called drag.

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[Implicit phrase 6]

According to claim 1, (or as an independent claim including most of Section 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

visible area this

subject to change

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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[Implicit phrase 7]

7. The method of claim 6,

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

visible area this

subject to change

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(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

visible area this

Among a plurality of predetermined areas including the first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule

to the first predetermined area subject to change

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How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

First, I will explain the concept of 'predetermined area'.

"The first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule"

For example, to explain:

Let's take the ' second predetermined area ' as an example.

17 in Fig.

“ among multiple areas within the same button.

The second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule that the lower area is defined as the second predetermined area"

It can be described as an example.

of multiple areas within the same button.

The lower right area within the same button as the lower left area

mentioned above

“ among multiple areas within the same button.

is included in the " lower region ".

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For the ' first predetermined area ' as an example,

(mainly one) area not included in the second predetermined area may be referred to as a first predetermined region.

17 in Fig.

The area other than the lower area is defined as the first predetermined area.

eventually

the upper area

It may be referred to as a first predetermined area.

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Now, I will explain the implied phrase in accordance with the implied phrase.

For example, the above-mentioned implicit phrases can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 17,

An area in which (one or more) uppercase English characters belonging to the "English uppercase character system, which is a character system to which 'R', which is an input character," is displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons is displayed

like the keyboard of Fig. 17

In the lower right area within each character button

22 as shown

The first predetermined area may be changed to an upper area within each character button .

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To explain with another example ,

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 9,

An area in which (one or more) uppercase English characters belonging to the "English uppercase character system, which is a character system to which 'R', which is an input character," is displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons is displayed

like the keyboard in Fig.

In the lower area within each character button

as in Fig.

The first predetermined area may be changed to an upper area within each character button .

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To explain with another example ,

It will be described with reference to Figures 11 and 12,

11 and 12 in

The status of the character assignment to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 9 and Fig. 10 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 9 = Fig. 11, Fig. 10 = Fig. 12),

11 and 12 in each character button.

... the upper area is larger than the upper area in each character button in Figs. 9 and 10;

...the lower area is smaller than the lower area in each character button in Figs.

Assuming that 'R' is input in the same manner as in the embodiment in which the keyboard of FIG. 9 is cited, it can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of FIG. 11,

An area in which (one or more) uppercase English characters belonging to the "English uppercase character system, which is a character system to which 'R', which is an input character," is displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons is displayed

like the keyboard of Fig. 11

In the lower area within each character button

12 as shown

The first predetermined area may be changed to an upper area within each text button .

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To explain with another example ,

It will be described with reference to Figures 2 and 3,

2 and 3 in

The status of the character assignment to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 11 = Fig. 2, Fig. 12 = Fig. 3),

In each character button of Figs. 2 and 3,

... The upper area is the result of the upper area increasing to the limit (within the limit of the vertical length of each letter button) as the background color of the upper area in each letter button of FIGS. 11 and 12 is changed from gray to white,

... The lower area can be regarded as the result of the lower area within each character button of FIGS. 11 and 12 being reduced to the limit (converging to = 0), that is, completely missing.

That is, FIGS. 2 and 3 are

The lower area within each text button is too small to be seen or not at all, so it can be regarded as a state where only the upper area is visible.

On the keyboard of Figure 2

Assuming that 'R' is input in the same manner as in the keyboard of FIG. 9, it can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 2,

An area in which (one or more) uppercase English characters belonging to the "English uppercase character system, which is a character system to which 'R', which is an input character," is displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons is displayed

like the keyboard of Figure 2

In the lower area within each character button

3 as shown

The first predetermined area may be changed to an upper area within each text button .

like this

2 and 3, as previously mentioned,

That is, "in each character button in FIGS. 2 and 3,

... The upper area is the result of the upper area increasing to the limit (within the limit of the vertical length of each letter button) as the background color of the upper area in each letter button of FIGS. 11 and 12 is changed from gray to white,

...the lower area can be regarded as the result of the lower area within each character button in Figs.

In the state interpreted (or considered) as

The change from the keyboard design that looks like the conventional lowercase English mode as shown in FIG. 2 to the keyboard design that looks like the conventional uppercase English mode as shown in FIG. 3 is,

The character input mode may be interpreted (or considered) the same as changing from the lowercase English mode to the uppercase English mode.

Therefore, the following implicit phrase can be produced by transforming the following implicit phrase 1.

[Implicit phrase 8]

A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:

For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

on each of the plurality of text buttons Multiple different writing systems Characters belonging to are assigned,

In a situation where character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "plural different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method is performed when,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one writing system is entered,

(character input mode) is changed to a character input mode in which the character of the character system to which the input character belongs, or

(1 or more) specific character input method The character system that can be input is changed,

remind " Any one character input method is performed "The order in which the tasks performed after

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

For example, to explain:

By the way,

"Text input mode

" Changes to the character input mode to input the character of the character system to which the character to be input belongs

The following fairly long phrases before and after the phrase is most of the phrase 8 here.

Since it is a common phrase with the phrase of Implicit Phrase 1, I will omit the explanation.

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The phrase before the above phrase:

" In a method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device,

For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

on each of the plurality of text buttons Multiple different writing systems Characters belonging to are assigned,

In a situation where character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "plural different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method is performed when,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"

(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)

Any character belonging to any one character system is input, and “

The phrase after the above phrase:

"remind " Any one character input method is performed "The order in which the tasks performed after

How the keyboard system works”

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now

"( The character input mode) is changed to the character input mode to input the characters of the character system to which the character to be input belongs, or "

The explanation for the phrase is

It has been explained by citing FIGS. 2 and 3 in the implicit phrase 7.

However, once again, if the implicit phrase is described as an example, the implicit phrase part can be converted into a detailed phrase as follows.

"(Character input mode) (In the mode of inputting characters of the character system called lowercase English as shown in Fig. 2) Character input mode in which the character 'R', the input character, belongs, is inputted with the character system called uppercase English to (that is, to the same mode as in Figure 3) or"

It can be said that

now

"The character system that can be input with (one or more) specific character input methods is changed, "

Let's explain the phrase

I will explain it with the following implicit phrase 17.

[Implicit phrase 17]

9. The method of claim 8,

What is a specific character input method?

tap method or

Although it is a tap method, it is a method of tapping (=short tap) so that the touched state is less than a predetermined time (eg 0.5 seconds).

How the keyboard system works.

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"The character system that can be input with (one or more) specific character input methods is changed, "

Let us give an example of the phrase

There is a character system that can be input by the "tap method" which is an example of "(one or more) specific input methods".

In the state as shown in Figure 2, it is a character system called lowercase English,

In the state shown in FIG. 3, the character system is changed to uppercase English characters.

2 and 3, other drawings mentioned in implied phrase 7 can also be described as examples 1 to 4 below.

1..."(one or more) specific input method" There is a character system that can be input by "tap method"

In the state shown in Fig. 17, it is a character system called Hangul (character),

In the state shown in FIG. 22, the character system is changed to uppercase English characters.

(For reference, Figure 45 below was mentioned in Implicit Phrase 1.)

2... There is a character system that can be input by "tap method" which is an example of "(one or more) specific input method"

In the state shown in Fig. 17, it is a character system called Hangul (character),

In the state shown in FIG. 45, the character system is changed to English capital letters.

3... There is a character system that can be input by "tap method" which is an example of "(one or more) specific input method"

In the state shown in Fig. 9, it is a character system called lowercase English,

In the state shown in FIG. 10, the character system is changed to uppercase English characters.

4... There is a character system that can be input by the "tap method" which is an example of "(one or more) specific input methods".

In the state shown in Fig. 11, it is a character system called lowercase English,

In the state shown in Fig. 12, the character system is changed to English capital letters.

And,

" It is a tap method, but the method of tapping (=short tap) so that the touched state is less than a predetermined time (eg 0.5 seconds) " is

As a method belonging to the "tap method",

"Tap method" means

Commonly referred to as "short tap", but

There is also a method of "long tapping" (unlike normal) (= a method of tapping, but also a method of tapping so that the touched state exceeds a predetermined time (eg, 0.5 seconds)),

It's just a re-list of how to "tap and hold".

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[Implicit phrase 9]

According to claim 1, (or as an independent claim including most of Section 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one of the character input methods to be "performed" late ,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system displayed in the "first predetermined area"

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method was performed" after ,

that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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[Implicit phrase 10]

10. The method of claim 9,

" that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas "

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Among a plurality of predetermined areas including the first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule

" that can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined areas "

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How the keyboard system works.

I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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[Implicit phrase 11]

11. The method of claim 10,

" that can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined areas "

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any one of the second predetermined areas

Among the "above" different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one of the character input methods to be "performed" before

Characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" may be displayed in the displayed area. present (or displayed)

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How the keyboard system works.

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If the implied phrase 9, the implied phrase 10, and the implied phrase 11 are integrated and expressed as an exemplary phrase, it may be as follows.

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(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system displayed in the "first predetermined area"

After the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

any one of the second predetermined areas

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

Characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" can be displayed in the displayed area. (or displayed)

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

For example, the above-mentioned implicit phrases can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 17,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system," is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard of Fig. 17

It is called the ' upper ' area of each character button.

which was displayed in the "first predetermined area"

(one or more) Hangul characters belonging to the character system 'Hangul '

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input ,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

22 as shown

any one of the second predetermined areas

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

of each character button, which is an area in which characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," is displayed. lower right that can be displayed (or displayed) in an area called

This is how the keyboard system works.

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To explain with another example ,

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 9,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system," is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard of Fig. 9

It is called the ' upper ' area of each character button.

which was displayed in the "first predetermined area"

If (one or more) lowercase English characters belonging to the character system called "Lower English

After 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

as in Fig.

any one of the second predetermined areas

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

Characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character, belongs"

the displayed area of each character button lower side that can be displayed (or displayed) in an area called

This is how the keyboard system works.

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To explain with another example ,

It will be described with reference to Figures 2 and 3,

2 and 3 in

The character assignment status to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 11 = Fig. 2, Fig. 12 = Fig. 3),

In each character button of Figs. 2 and 3,

... The upper area is the result of the upper area increasing to the limit (within the limit of the vertical length of each letter button) as the background color of the upper area in each letter button of FIGS. 11 and 12 is changed from gray to white,

... the lower area can be regarded as the result of the lower area within each character button in Figs.

That is, FIGS. 2 and 3 are

The lower area within each text button is too small to be seen or not at all, so it can be regarded as a state where only the upper area is visible.

On the keyboard of Figure 2

Assuming that 'R' is input in the same manner as in the keyboard of FIG. 9, it can be converted into a detailed phrase as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 2,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system," is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard of Fig. 2

The area on the 'upper side' of each character button is called

which was displayed in the "first predetermined area"

If (one or more) lowercase English characters belonging to the character system called "Lower English

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

3 as shown

any one of the second predetermined areas

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

Characters belonging to the "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character, belongs"

The area that can be displayed (or displayed) in the area below each character button, which is the area that has been displayed

This is how the keyboard system works.

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[Implicit phrase 12]

According to claim 1, (or as an independent claim including most of Section 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

subject to change

How the keyboard system works.

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Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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[Implicit phrase 13]

13. The method of claim 12,

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

subject to change"

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(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons

The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed

Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule

first predetermined design can be changed to “

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How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

First, I will explain the concept of 'predetermined design'.

"The first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule"

For example, to explain:

To explain ' the second predetermined design ' with an example,

17 in Fig.

“ Among multiple designs within the same button

A second predetermined design derived from a predetermined rule stating that a design in which the background color of a certain area is 'white' or a design in which the size of a displayed character is 'small' is defined as a second predetermined design"

It can be described as an example.

(For reference, to introduce a further example, like the lower area among a plurality of areas within a certain letter button as shown in FIG. 11, a design in which the height (or width) of one area among a plurality of areas within a letter button is smaller than another area is also provided. 2 It may be included in a given design.)

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To explain ' the first predetermined design ' with an example,

(mainly one) design not included in the second predetermined design may be referred to as a first predetermined design.

17 in Fig.

Derived by a predetermined rule that defines a design other than the second predetermined design as the first predetermined design,

E.g,

Derived by the predetermined rule that a design in which the background color of a certain area is not 'white' or a design in which the size of a displayed character is not displayed 'small' is defined as a first predetermined design,

eventually

A design in which the background color of a certain area is 'gray', or a design in which the size of a certain character displayed is 'large'

It can be called a first predetermined design.

(For reference, to introduce a further example, like the upper area among a plurality of areas within a certain letter button as shown in FIG. 11, a design in which the height (or width) of one area among a plurality of areas within a certain letter button is larger than another area is also provided. 1 It may be included in a given design.)

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Now, I will explain the implied phrase in accordance with the implied phrase.

Italicized text is reflected above, so please delete it

" Derived by a predetermined rule, “

Let's take the phrase as an example,

“Deduced by a predetermined rule that specifies a design in which the background color of a certain area is 'white' or a design in which the size of a displayed character is displayed as 'small' as a second predetermined design"

It can be described as an example.

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A character design not included in the second predetermined design or a design of an area in which the character is displayed may be referred to as a first predetermined design.

In the embodiment citing FIG. 17 immediately above,

The background color of a certain area is 'white' not The design or any displayed text is not displayed as 'small' in size. not The design derived by the predetermined rule that defines the design as the first predetermined design

eventually

A design in which the background color of a certain area is 'gray', or a design in which the size of a certain character displayed is 'large'

It can be called a first predetermined design.

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Now, I will explain the implied phrase in accordance with the implied phrase.

E.g,

On the keyboard of Fig. 17

The design of (one or more) uppercase English letters belonging to the "English uppercase letter system, which is the letter system to which 'R', which is an input character," displayed on each of the plurality of letter buttons belongs, or the design of the area in which the letters are displayed

22 or 45,

the first predetermined design

The background color of the corresponding area within each character button can be changed to a design in which the background color is gray or a design in which the displayed characters are displayed large .

This is how the keyboard system works.

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For reference, to explain the difference between Fig. 22 and Fig. 45,

22 is compared with FIG.

As the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English are swapped ,

The design of the color of the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English, and the design of the size of the displayed characters were also changed.

In more detail,

As the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English are swapped ,

( The design of the area marked with the letter system ‘ Hangeul ’ is one example of area design, where the background color of the area is changed to ‘white’, and the design of the letters belonging to the letter system ‘Hangul’ is the letter design One example of this is that the size of the displayed text is changed to a 'small' design. )

The design of the area marked with the letter system ‘ English capital letters ’ is changed to the design ‘gray’ in the background color of the area, which is one example of the area design , and the design of the letters belonging to the letter system ‘English capital letters’ The size of the displayed text, which is an example of one of the designs, is changed to a design that is displayed as 'large'.

Figure 45 is compared to Figure 17.

While the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English do not change,

The design of the color of the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English, and the design of the size of the displayed characters were also changed.

In more detail,

While the area marked with the character system of Hangul and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English do not change,

( The design of the area marked with the letter system ‘ Hangeul’ is one example of area design, where the background color of the area is changed to ‘white’, and the design of the letters in the letter system ‘Hangeul’ is the letter design. One example of this is that the size of the displayed text is changed to a 'small' design.)

'English capital letters' in The design of the area where the character system is displayed , One example of the area design is that the background color of the area has been changed to a design called 'grey'. character design this, The size of the displayed characters, which is an example of one of the character designs, is indicated as 'same size'.

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On the keyboard of Figure 9

The design of (one or more) uppercase English letters belonging to the "English uppercase letter system, which is the letter system to which 'R', which is an input character," displayed on each of the plurality of letter buttons belongs, or the design of the area in which the letters are displayed

As in Fig. 10 or Fig. 14

a first predetermined design person

The background color of the corresponding area within each character button can be changed to a design in which the background color is gray or a design in which the displayed characters are displayed large .

This is how the keyboard system works.

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For reference, to explain the difference between Fig. 10 and Fig. 14,

Figure 10 is compared to Figure 9

As the area marked with the lowercase English character system and the area marked with the uppercase English letter system are swapped with each other,

The design of the color of the area marked with the letter system of lowercase English and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English and the design of the size of the displayed letters were also changed.

In more detail,

As the area marked with the lowercase English character system and the area marked with the uppercase English letter system are swapped with each other,

( The design of the area marked with the letter system ‘ Lower English lowercase ’ is an example of the area design, the background color of the area is changed to ‘White’, and the design of the letters belonging to the letter system ‘Lower English lowercase’ The size of the displayed text, which is an example of one of the text designs, is changed to a 'small' design.)

' English capital letters 'in The design of the area where the character system is displayed, As an example of the area design, the background color of the area has been changed to a design called 'gray', The design of the letter, The size of the displayed characters, which is an example of one of the character designs, is changed to a 'large' display design.

14 is compared with FIG.

While the area marked with the lowercase English character system and the area marked with the uppercase English letter system do not change with each other,

The design of the color of the area marked with the letter system of lowercase English and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English and the design of the size of the displayed letters were also changed.

In more detail,

The area marked with the letter system of lowercase English and the area marked with the letter system of uppercase English do not change.

( The design of the area marked with the letter system ‘ Lower English lowercase ’ is an example of the area design, the background color of the area is changed to ‘White’, and the design of the letters belonging to the letter system ‘Lower English lowercase’ The size of the displayed text, which is an example of one of the text designs, is changed to a 'small' design.)

The design of the area marked with the letter system ' English capital letter ', the background color of the area, which is an example of area design, is changed to the design "gray", and the design of the letter belonging to the letter system "English capital letter" is The size of the displayed text, which is an example of one of the designs, is changed to a design that is displayed as 'large'.

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It will be described with reference to Figures 11 and 12,

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Note that,

11 and 12 in

The character assignment status to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 9 and Fig. 10 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 9 = Fig. 11, Fig. 10 = Fig. 12),

11 and 12 in each character button.

The upper area is larger than the upper area in each character button in FIGS. 9 and 10,

The lower area is smaller than the lower area in each character button in Figs.

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Assuming that 'R' is input in the same manner as in the keyboard of FIG. 9, it can be described with the following phrase.

On the keyboard of Figure 11

The design of (one or more) uppercase English letters belonging to the "English uppercase letter system, which is the letter system to which 'R', which is an input character," displayed on each of the plurality of letter buttons belongs, or the design of the area in which the letters are displayed

12 as shown

a first predetermined design person

The background color of the corresponding area within each character button can be changed to a design in which the background color is gray or a design in which the displayed characters are displayed large .

This is how the keyboard system works.

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To explain with another example ,

It will be described with reference to Figures 2 and 3,

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Note that,

2 and 3 in

The character assignment status to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 11 = Fig. 2, Fig. 12 = Fig. 3),

In each character button of Figs. 2 and 3,

... The upper area is the result of the upper area increasing to the limit (within the limit of the vertical length of each letter button) as the background color of the upper area in each letter button of FIGS. 11 and 12 is changed from gray to white,

... the lower area can be regarded as the result of the lower area within each character button in Figs.

That is, FIGS. 2 and 3 are

The lower area within each text button is too small to be seen or not at all, so it can be regarded as a state where only the upper area is visible.

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On the keyboard of Figure 2

Assuming that 'R' is input in the same way as in the keyboard of FIG. 9, it can be described with the following phrase.

On the keyboard of Figure 2

The design of (one or more) uppercase English characters belonging to the "English capital letter system that is the character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons belongs to

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included in the first predetermined design

The displayed characters may be changed to a large display design .

This is how the keyboard system works.

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[Implicit phrase 14]

According to claim 1, (or as an independent claim including most of Section 1)

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one of the character input methods to be "performed" late ,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system expressed in the "first predetermined design" or the area in which the characters are displayed

Among the above different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one character input method was performed" after ,

that may (or be displayed) in a different design

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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15. The method of claim 14,

" that may (or be displayed) in a different design "

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Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule

" capable of (or being displayed) in any one of the second predetermined designs “

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How the keyboard system works.

I will explain the implied phrases above.

Regarding the above connotation

I will explain it in an integrated way with the implied phrases that follow. Please refer to the explanation of the implied phrase immediately following.

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16. The method of claim 15,

" capable of (or being displayed) in any one of the second predetermined designs “

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Among the "above" different character input methods,

Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,

Any one of the character input methods to be "performed" before,

Design of an area in which characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" were displayed sign

any one of the second predetermined designs can be displayed as present (or displayed)

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How the keyboard system works.

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If the implied phrase 14, the implied phrase 15, and the implied phrase 16 are integrated and expressed as an exemplary phrase, it may be as follows.

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(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system indicated by the "first predetermined design"

After the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

any one of the second predetermined designs.

Before the "any character belonging to any one character system" is input,

Characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" can be displayed by the design of the area where they were displayed. (or displayed)

How the keyboard system works.

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I will explain the implied phrases above.

For example, the above-mentioned implicit phrases can be converted into detailed phrases as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 17,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard of Fig. 17

A design in which the background color of a certain area is 'gray', or a design in which the size of a certain character displayed is 'large'

which was marked with the "first predetermined design"

(one or more) Hangul characters belonging to the character system called 'Hangul' or the area in which the characters are displayed

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

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any one of the second predetermined designs.

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 17 in the description of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the above phrase in a purely implicit way)

The design of a character belonging to the above "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," or an area in which the character is displayed

which can be displayed (or displayed) with a design in which the background color of an area is displayed as 'white' or a design in which the size of any displayed characters is displayed as 'small'

This is how the keyboard system works.

For reference, for a detailed description of the difference between FIG. 22 and FIG. 45, refer to the content of the implicit phrase 13 in the description.

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To explain with another example ,

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 9,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard in Fig.

A design in which the background color of a certain area is 'gray', or a design in which the size of a certain character displayed is 'large'

which was marked with the "first predetermined design"

(one or more) lowercase English characters belonging to the character system of "lower case English" or the area in which the characters are displayed

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

As in Fig. 10 or Fig. 14

The design of any one of the second predetermined area

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

The design of a character belonging to the above "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," or an area in which the character is displayed

which can be displayed (or displayed) with a design in which the background color of an area is displayed as 'white' or a design in which the size of any displayed characters is displayed as 'small'

This is how the keyboard system works.

For reference, for a detailed description of the difference between FIG. 22 and FIG. 45, refer to the content of the implicit phrase 13 in the description.

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To explain with another example ,

(FYI, the explanation below, although vague, means that it can also be regarded as such.)

It will be described with reference to Figures 2 and 3,

2 and 3 in

The character assignment status to each character button is

It is the same as Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 cited in the description above (assignment state Fig. 11 = Fig. 2, Fig. 12 = Fig. 3),

In each character button of Figs. 2 and 3,

... The upper area is the result of the upper area increasing to the limit (within the limit of the vertical length of each letter button) as the background color of the upper area in each letter button of FIGS. 11 and 12 is changed from gray to white,

... the lower area can be regarded as the result of the lower area within each character button in Figs.

That is, FIGS. 2 and 3 are

The lower area within each text button is too small to be seen or not at all, so it can be regarded as a state where only the upper area is visible.

On the keyboard of Figure 2

Assuming that 'R' is input in the same manner as in the keyboard of FIG. 9, it can be converted into a detailed phrase as follows.

To explain in relation to the keyboard of Fig. 2,

Before 'R', which is the above "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

like the keyboard of Figure 2

The area on the 'upper side' of each character button is called

which was displayed in the "first predetermined area"

If (one or more) lowercase English characters belonging to the character system called "Lower English

After 'R', which is "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

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any one of the second predetermined areas

Before 'R', which is the "a character belonging to any one character system", is input,

(For reference, please refer to the previous explanation including the part quoting FIG. 2 or FIG. 9 among the descriptions of implicit phrase 5 for speaking the phrase in a purely implicit way)

The design of a character belonging to the above "character system to which 'R', which is an inputted character," or an area in which the character is displayed

A design in which the background color of a certain area is 'some unknown color' or the size of a certain character displayed can be displayed (or displayed) as 'any unknown size'

This is how the keyboard system works.

(For reference, the reason why the phrases "any unknown color" and "any unknown size" are written in the underlined phrase is as mentioned earlier, in each of the letter buttons of FIGS. 2 and 3 This is because the lower region is too small to be seen or does not exist at all, so it can be regarded as a state where only the upper region is visible)

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Now, in order to summarize the concept of this

Summarize the description so far and describe it as an embodiment in the same context as the previous embodiment,

Further simple theorem embodiments based on the same principle will be introduced.

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Start of "Rule 1" intro

It is assumed that there is a character input method rule such as the following "Rule 1" until the organized Examples 1 to 5, which will be introduced later.

Rule 1:

To enter a character belonging to the character system prominently displayed in the upper area of the character button, tap the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

If you want to input a character belonging to the character system that is not prominently displayed in the lower area of the character button, you can enter it by dragging the button to which the character you want to input is assigned.

drag to input,

a. In the case where there is only one lower area within a certain character button as shown in Figs. 9, 10, 11, and 12 (Figs. 2 and 3 are also regarded as such).

You can input by dragging the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned in any direction ,

b. When the lower area within a certain character button is divided into two areas, left and right, as shown in FIGS. 17, 18, 19, and 22,

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower left area within a character button , drag the button to the left to which any character to be input is assigned,

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower right area of a character button , drag the button to the right to which the character to be input is assigned.

Rules for changing keyboard state:

If you tap to enter any character ,

The keyboard state is maintained .

If you drag and type a character ,

The keyboard state is changed .

In each character button, the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the inputted character belongs is changed to the keyboard state where the character is most prominent.

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Summary Embodiment 1. Description of the state itself as shown in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18.

(Description of itself in case of input mode for lowercase English characters)

2, 9, 11, 18 when you see the same state,

It can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each letter button.

(i.e., it appears as if it is an English lowercase input mode)

Enter lowercase and uppercase English letters in the following way.

1.a.. You can see that lowercase English letters must be entered by tapping the button marked with the lowercase English letters you want to enter,

(In other words, if you want to enter only lowercase English letters consecutively, you only need to enter it using the tap method.)

1.b.. You can see that uppercase English letters must be entered by dragging ,,,.

Let's explain '1.b' in a little more detail,

In the state shown in Figure 2 , no uppercase English letters are displayed, so (to input uppercase English letters), you must drag the button marked with the lowercase letters (=lower letters) of any uppercase English you want to enter in any direction . know that you do,

It can be seen that in the state shown in Figs. 9 and 11, it is necessary to input by dragging the button marked with any English capital letter to be inputted in any direction ,

In the state shown in FIG. 18 , since uppercase English letters are displayed in the lower right area of a certain letter button, it can be seen that the input must be performed by dragging the button on which an English capital letter to be input is displayed to the right .

(For reference, if you want to input Hangul in the state shown in FIG. 18 , since Hangul characters are displayed in the lower left area within a certain character button, you need to drag the button displaying any Korean character you want to input to the left to input it. Able to know.)

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Summary Example 2. Description including a case in which the state shown in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 is changed to the state shown in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19, respectively.

(Description that includes the case of changing from lowercase English input mode to uppercase English input mode without using the shift button)

2, 9, 11, and 18 in the same state (that is, in a state where it appears as if it is in the lowercase English input mode)

2.a.. If any character button is tapped once, as one lowercase English letter assigned to (or related to) a certain character button is input , the state shown in FIGS. 2, 9, 11 and 18 is displayed. It is maintained as it is, and the method of inputting lowercase English letters and uppercase English letters is also maintained as in the arrangement example No. 1 (=1.a+1.b) above ,

(In other words, if you want to enter only lowercase English letters consecutively, you only need to enter it using the tap method.)

2.b.. If any character button is dragged once (= dragging in any direction in FIGS. 2, 9 and 11, dragging to the right in FIG. 18), English assigned to (or related to) any character button As one uppercase letter is entered, ,,,

Even without the shift button being used (as if the character input mode is changed to the uppercase English input mode) ,

(Same state as Fig. 2, Fig. 9, Fig. 11, Fig. 18) Same as Fig. 3, Fig. 10, Fig. 12, and Fig. 19, respectively In each character button, the uppercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are changed to the most prominent state, and now the method of inputting lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is changed .

(Note that,

"The state shown in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 is changed to the state shown in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19, respectively"

The state shown in Figure 2 is the same as the state shown in Figure 3,

The state as shown in Fig. 9 is the same as the state in Fig. 10,

The state shown in Fig. 11 is the same as the state shown in Fig. 12,

The state as shown in Fig. 18 is the same as the state shown in Fig. 19, meaning that it is changed.

In the following, phrases similar to the underlined phrases should be interpreted as such.)

If we explain in a little more detail in '2.b' above,

In the state shown in Fig. 2, no English capital letters are displayed, so if any letter button is dragged in any direction once , English capital letter 1 , which is the letter (= English capital letter) of the English uppercase version of the English lowercase letter displayed on any letter button As characters are entered , without using the ,,, shift button (as if the character input mode is changed to the English uppercase input mode), (the state shown in Fig. 2) The English capital letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) in each letter button are changed to the state shown in Fig. 3, where the most prominent is shown, and now the method of inputting English lowercase letters and English capital letters is changed. (The changed method will be described later. would.)

In the state shown in FIGS. 9 and 11, if any character button is dragged in any direction once, one uppercase English character displayed on any character button is input, and without using the ,,, shift button (as if the character input mode is English capital letter) As if changing to the input mode) , (the state shown in Figs. 9 and 11) is changed to the state where English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most conspicuous within each character button as shown in Figs. 10 and 12, respectively Now, the method of inputting lowercase English and uppercase English is changed. (The changed method will be explained later.)

In the state as shown in Fig. 18, if any character button is dragged to the right once, one uppercase English character displayed on any character button is input, and without using the ,,, shift button (as if the character input mode is changed to the English capital letter input mode) ) , (the state as in Fig. 18) as in Fig. 19 English uppercase letters (or the area marked with the letters) within each letter button have been changed to the most prominent state, and now the method of entering lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is changed. (The changed method will be explained later.)

A method of inputting lowercase English letters and uppercase letters in English will be described in the same state as in FIGS. 3, 10, 12, and 19, which has been postponed for a while.

3, 10, 12, and 19 mentioned above when looking at the state,

It can be said that uppercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each letter button.

(In other words, it looks as if it is in uppercase English input mode)

2.ba. You can see that English capital letters must be entered by tapping the button marked with the English capital letters you want to enter,

(That is, from now on, if you want to enter only uppercase English letters in a row, you can enter only using the tap method.)

2.bb. You can see that lowercase English letters ,,, must be entered by dragging . ( You cannot enter by tapping .)

To explain the above '2.b.b' in a little more detail,

In the state shown in Figure 3 , since no lowercase English letters are displayed (to enter lowercase English letters), you must drag the button marked with the uppercase English version of the English lowercase letters you want to enter (=English uppercase letters) in any direction . know that,

It can be seen that in the state shown in Figs. 10 and 12, it is necessary to input by dragging the button marked with lowercase English letters to be inputted in any direction ,

In the state shown in FIG. 19 , since lower-case English letters are displayed in the lower right area of a certain letter button, it can be seen that the input must be performed by dragging the button on which the desired English lower-case letters are displayed to the right .

(For reference, if you want to input Hangul in the state shown in FIG. 19 , you can see that Hangul is displayed in the lower left area of any character button, so you have to drag the button where the Hangul character you want to input is displayed to the left to input it. there is.)

So far, this was part of the content of the context described in the implicit phrases.

From now on, an additional embodiment will be introduced. (The principle is the same as the description so far.)

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Summary Embodiment 3 .. Description including a case in which the state shown in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 is changed to the state shown in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18, respectively.

(Explanation including the case of changing from uppercase English input mode to lowercase English input mode without using the shift button)

3, 10, 12, 19 in the same state (that is, in a state that appears as if it is in the uppercase English input mode)

3.a.. If any character button is tapped once , one uppercase English letter assigned to (or related to) a certain character button is input, and the state shown in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 remains the same. is maintained , and the method of inputting lowercase English and uppercase English is also maintained as in '2.b.a' and '2.bb' of '2.b' above ,

(That is, from now on, if you want to enter only uppercase English letters in a row, you can enter only using the tap method.)

3.b.. If any character button is dragged once (= dragging in any direction in FIGS. 3, 10, and 12, dragging to the right in FIG. 19), English assigned to (or related to) any character button As one lowercase letter is input, ,,, without the shift button being used (as if the character input mode is changed to English lowercase input mode) , (the same state as in FIGS. 3 , 10, 12, 19) , 9 , 11 and 18, the lowercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, and now the method of inputting lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is changed .

If we explain in a little more detail in '3.b' above,

In the state shown in Fig. 3, no lowercase English letters are displayed, so if you drag any letter button once in any direction (to input lowercase English letters), As one lowercase English letter (lowercase English) is input, the ,, and shift buttons are not used (as if the character input mode is changed to English lowercase input mode) as if changed) , (the state as shown in Fig. 3) In each character button, the English lowercase letter (or the area in which the letter is displayed) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 2 in which it is most prominently displayed, and now the method of inputting lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is changed. (The changed method will be updated after a while I will explain.)

In the state shown in FIGS. 10 and 12, if any character button is dragged in any direction once, one lowercase English character displayed on any character button is input, and without using the ,,, shift button (as if the character input mode is a lowercase English letter) As if changing to the input mode) , (the same state as in FIGS. 10 and 12) The lowercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently within each letter button, and the method of entering lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is now changed . (The changed method will be explained later.)

In the state shown in Fig. 19, if any character button is dragged to the right once, one lowercase English character displayed on any character button is input, and the ,,, shift button is not used (as if the character input mode is changed to the lowercase English input mode) ) , (the state as in Fig. 19) as in Fig. 18 The lowercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, and now the method of entering lowercase English letters and uppercase letters is changed . )

I will explain how to input lowercase English letters and uppercase English letters, which have been postponed for a while.

The method is the same as the above-mentioned arrangement Example 1 (=1.a+1.b) method.

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Summary Example 4 .. Description including the case of changing from the state shown in Fig. 18 to the state shown in Fig. 17.

(Explanation including the case of changing from English lowercase English input mode to Korean input mode without using the language mode change button)

For reference, to input one Korean character without using the language mode change button in the same state as in FIG.

In the state shown in Fig. 18, since Hangul characters are displayed in the lower left area within a certain character button, if any character button is dragged to the left once, one Korean character displayed on any character button is inputted and the language mode is changed. Even if the button is not used (as if the character input mode is changed to the Hangul input mode) , (the state as shown in Fig. 18) within each text button In each character button, Hangul (or the area in which the character is displayed) is changed to the state shown in FIG. 17 where it is most conspicuous, and now the method of inputting lowercase English letters and Korean is changed as follows.

The state as shown in Fig. 17 is It can be said that the Hangul characters are displayed most prominently within each character button.

(In other words, it looks like it is in Hangul input mode)

4.a.. Hangul characters can be seen that,,, must be entered by tapping the button marked with the Korean character to be input,

(In other words, from now on, if you want to input only Korean characters in a row, you can input only using the tap method.)

4.b.. You can see that lowercase English letters and uppercase English letters have to be entered by dragging ,,,.

If we explain the above '4.b' in a little more detail,

In the state shown in FIG. 17, to input lowercase English letters, it can be seen that lowercase English letters are displayed in the lower left area of a certain character button, so it is necessary to drag the button displaying the lowercase English letters to be input to the left .

(For reference, if you want to input uppercase English letters in the state shown in FIG. 17 , know that you must input by dragging the button on which you want to enter uppercase letters to the right since the uppercase letters are displayed in the lower right area of any character button. can.)

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Summary Example 5 .. Description including the case of changing from the state shown in Fig. 17 to the state shown in Fig. 22.

(Explanation including the case of changing from the Korean input mode to the English capital letter input mode without using the language mode change button)

For reference, to input one uppercase English letter without using the shift button or the language mode change button in the same state as in FIG.

In the state as shown in Fig. 17, since uppercase English letters are displayed in the lower right area within a certain letter button, if any letter button is dragged to the right once, one letter of uppercase English letter displayed on any letter button is inputted, ,,, shift button or Even if the language mode change button is not used (as if the character input mode is changed to the English uppercase input mode), (the state shown in Fig. 17) In each character button, the uppercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed ) are changed to the state shown in FIG. 22 ( that is, the state that appears as if it is in the English lowercase input mode), where the English capital letters and the Korean letters are displayed most prominently. The method is changed as follows.

The state as shown in Figure 22 is Because it can be said that uppercase English letters are displayed most prominently within each letter button.

(In other words, it looks as if it is in uppercase English input mode)

5.a. .You can see that uppercase English letters ,,, must be entered by tapping the button marked with the lowercase English letters you want to enter,

(That is, from now on, if you want to enter only uppercase English letters in a row, you can enter only using the tap method.)

5.b.. You can see that Korean characters and lowercase English characters must be entered by dragging ,,,.

To explain in a little more detail about '5.b',

In the state as shown in FIG. 22, if you want to input Hangul , you can see that Hangul is displayed in the lower right area of a certain character button, so you have to drag the button on which you want to input Hangul to the right to input.

(For reference, if you want to input lowercase English in the state shown in FIG. 22 , know that you must input by dragging the button on which you want to enter lowercase English letters to the left because the lowercase English is displayed in the lower left area of any character button. can.)

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Summary Example 6 .. A description including a case of changing from the state shown in Fig. 17 to the state shown in Fig. 45.

(Even if the language mode change button is not used, Description including the case of changing from the Korean input mode to the English uppercase input mode 2).

For reference, a case in which the state shown in FIG. 17 is changed to the state shown in FIG. 45 (rather than the state shown in FIG. 22) will also be described, unlike the fifth embodiment .

(The difference between Fig. 17 and Fig. 45 is immediately noticeable, but if you did not notice it, in the description of [Implicit phrase 13], it is explained in detail where the phrase “Fig. 45 is compared to Fig. 17” is there, so Please refer to

Simply put,

17 or 45

The area marked with lowercase letters in Korean and English and uppercase letters in English is the same.

The highlighted areas are different)

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Beginning of "Rule 2" introductory part

17 and 45, within any character button

The upper area has one area,

the lower area If it is divided into two areas, left and right,

Assume that there is a character input method rule as in "Rule 2" below.

Rule 2:

Like the character system of Hangeul .

To input any character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper area of any character button, you can input by multi-touch dragging the button to which any character you want to input is assigned in any direction .

(For reference, since it is displayed in the upper area of any character button, in fact, the upward drag method is more probable than the multi-touch drag method in any direction , and it is recommended to apply the upward drag method even in actual use. The reason for applying the multi-touch drag method in any direction inevitably in this embodiment was also mentioned in the description of [Implicit phrase 1]. The same applies hereafter.)

Like the letter system of lowercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower left area within a character button , drag the button to the left to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the letter system of uppercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower right area of a character button , drag the button to the right to which the character to be input is assigned.

However , only the most prominent character system among multiple character systems displayed within the same button or the character system displayed in the prominently displayed region among multiple regions.

As an additional input method, You can also type by tapping .

Rules for changing keyboard state:

If you tap to enter any character ,

The keyboard state is maintained .

If you drag and type a character ,

The keyboard state is changed .

In each character button, the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the inputted character belongs is changed to the keyboard state where the character is most prominent.

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Note that,

By dragging and entering any character,

keyboard state change It did become

In each character button, in the keyboard state where the character belonging to the character system to which the character to be input belongs (or the area where the character is displayed) is most prominent.

If you typed a character by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

Anyway, the keyboard state is the same before and after the change.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

So, if the keyboard state changes as a result,

Which character (or the area in which the character is displayed) within each character button is most prominently displayed? not in the state

By dragging and entering any character,

When the keyboard state is changed.

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Under the above assumption

The input method of Korean, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters in the state shown in FIG. 17 is as follows.

Hangul is

Since it is displayed in the upper area of any character button, you can input by multi-touch dragging the button to which Hangul is assigned in any direction .

the upper area Because it is displayed most prominently , so it looks like a Hangul input mode,

tab You can also enter

(If you input only with the tap method or the multi-touch drag method in any direction, only Korean can be entered continuously.)

lowercase english

Since it is displayed in the lower left area of any character button and is not prominently displayed, you can input by dragging the button to the left where lowercase English letters are assigned,

English capital letters

Since it is displayed in the lower right area of any character button and is not prominently displayed, it is possible to input by dragging the button to which English capital letters are assigned to the right .

In the state as shown in Fig. 17 (that is, in a state that appears to be in the Korean input mode) , to input one uppercase English letter without using the shift button or the language mode change button,

In the state as shown in Figure 17, since uppercase English letters are displayed in the lower right area within a certain letter button, if any letter button is dragged to the right once, one uppercase letter of English displayed on any letter button is inputted, ,,, shift button or Even if the language mode change button is not used (as if the character input mode is changed to the English capital letter input mode), (the state shown in Fig. 17) In each letter button, English capital letters ( or the area where the letters are displayed) are most prominently changed to the state shown in FIG . The method may be changed as follows.

The input method of Korean, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters in the state shown in FIG. 45 is as follows.

Hangul is

Since it is displayed in the upper area of any character button and is no longer prominently displayed, you can input by multi-touch dragging the button to which Hangul is assigned in any direction ,

(The tap method has been deleted from the Korean input method.

From now on, if you input using the tap method, you will not be able to input Hangul.)

lowercase english

Since it is displayed in the lower left area of any character button and is still not prominently displayed, you can input by dragging the button with lowercase English letters to the left ,

English capital letters

You can input by dragging the button to the right that is displayed in the lower right area of any character button and has English capital letters assigned to it.

Since the lower right area where English capital letters are displayed is most prominently displayed, it also looks like an English capital letter input mode.

tab You can also enter

(In other words, the tab method is added to the method of entering uppercase English letters.

From now on, if you input only by the tap method or the right-drag method, only uppercase English letters can be entered continuously.)

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Comprehensive summary example (= phrase input example)

Now, as a general arrangement example,

" aBdEFghjMNQR",

" aTyyuh ",

" aBdEFghjMNQRaTyrww ",

Let's enter the four phrases " aBdEFghjMNQRaTbyrww■♥● " in the following units A, B, C, and D, respectively.

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A..Comprehensive summary example for the previously described summary examples 1 to 3 (= " aBdEFghjMNQR " input example)

(Examples 1 to 3 of the above-described arrangement follow the “Rule 1” mentioned immediately above)

A 12-character input example of " aBdEFghjMNQR " will be described by dividing it into steps A.1 to A.12.

A.1.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the lowercase letter 'a',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The same state as the present (= the state such as Fig. 2, Fig. 9, Fig. 11, Fig. 18),

It looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the character to be input (='a') belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button to which the character you want to enter (='a') is assigned.

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< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18.>

A.2.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'B',

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned .

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The same state as the present (= the state such as Fig. 2, Fig. 9, Fig. 11, Fig. 18),

It doesn't look like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the character you want to input (='B') belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

2, 9 and 11 in the same state,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='B') is assigned in any direction,

In the state shown in Fig. 18,

Drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter (='B') is assigned.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Figure 2, since no English capital letters are displayed for each letter button,

Just drag the button marked with the lowercase English version of the English uppercase letter (='B') you want to input (='b') in any direction.

9 and 11, since lowercase English letters and uppercase letters are displayed for each letter button,

Just drag the button marked with the letter you want to input (='B') (= button marked with both 'b' and 'B' in the end) in any direction.

In the state as shown in Figure 18, since Hangul, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed for each character button,

Just drag the button marked with the character you want to input (='B') to the right (=button with both 'ㅠ' and 'b' and 'B' in the end).

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< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the input character (='B') belongs.

That is, the keyboard state is the same as in FIGS. 3, 10, 12, and 19, respectively (in the same state as in FIGS. 2, 9, 11, and 18) (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) is changed to >

A.3.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so that In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the lowercase letter 'd',

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

3, 10, and 12 in the same state,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='d') is assigned in any direction,

In the state shown in Fig. 19,

Just drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter (='d') is assigned.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Fig. 3, since the lowercase English letters are not displayed at all for each letter button,

Drag the button marked with the uppercase English letter (='D') of the lowercase English letter (=' d ') you want to enter in any direction.

In the state shown in FIGS. 10 and 12 , since lowercase English letters and uppercase letters are displayed for each letter button,

Just drag the button marked with the character you want to input (= d ') (= button marked with ' d ' and 'D' in the end) in any direction.

In the state as shown in Figure 19, since Korean, English lowercase letters, and English capital letters are displayed for each letter button,

Drag the button marked with the character you want to input (=' d ') to the right (= button marked with 'ㅇ' (in Korean) and ' d ' and 'D' after all).

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< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the input character (='d') belongs.

That is, the state of the keyboard is the same as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18, respectively (in the state of Fig. 3, Fig. 10, Fig. 12, and Fig. 19) (i.e., it appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) is changed to >

A.4.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, as if In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'E',

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'A.2', and detailed description of step 'A.2' is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

2, 9 and 11 in the same state,

Just drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned in any direction,

In the state shown in Fig. 18,

Drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter is assigned.

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< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is the same as in FIGS. 3, 10, 12, and 19, respectively (in the same state as in FIGS. 2, 9, 11, and 18) (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) is changed to >

A.5.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'F',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19.>

A.6.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so that In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the lowercase letter 'g',

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For your reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'A.3', and the text is the content that the detailed description of step 'A.3' is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

3, 10, and 12 in the same state,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='g') is assigned in any direction,

In the state shown in Fig. 19,

Just drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter (='g') is assigned.

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< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (in the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19) is the same as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18, respectively (i.e., it appears as if it is an English lowercase input mode) is changed to >

A.7.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) within each letter button are displayed most conspicuously, as if In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the lowercase letter 'h',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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For reference, there is no need for a detailed explanation of the above phrase, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of 'A.1', and most of the contents are the same as the corresponding content text in 'A.1'.)

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18.>

A.8.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently within each letter button, so that In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the lowercase letter 'j',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'A.7'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18.>

A.9.. In the same state as in Figs. 2, 9, 11, and 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each letter button, as if In the state that it appears to be in lowercase English input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'M',

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the keyboard state change after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'A.4'.)

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is the same as in FIGS. 3, 10, 12, and 19, respectively (in the same state as in FIGS. 2, 9, 11, and 18) (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) is changed to >

A.10.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so that In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'N',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change of the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'A.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19.>

A.11.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each character button, so that In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'Q',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change of the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'A.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19.>

A.12.. In the same state as in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so that In the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQR") To enter the uppercase letter 'R',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change of the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'A.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in Figs. 3, 10, 12, and 19.>

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B..Comprehensive summary example for the above-described organized examples 4 to 5 (= " ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㄴ " input example)

(Example 1 according to "Rule 1" mentioned above)

I will explain the example of inputting 8 letters, " ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㅁ ", by dividing it into steps B.1 to B.8.

Only Figs. 17, 18, and 22 will be cited.

B.1.. In the state as shown in Fig. 22 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aTnyㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㄱ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 22) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 17 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a Hangul input mode)>

B.2.. In the same state as in Fig. 17 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, as if it were in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aTnyㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the uppercase letter 'T',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 17) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 22 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode)>

B.3.. In the state as shown in Fig. 22 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that )

(in "ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㄴ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 22) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 17 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a Hangul input mode)>

B.4.. In the same state as in Fig. 17 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area where the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㄴ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 17.>

B.5.. In the same state as in Fig. 17 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aTnyㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the lowercase English letter 'y',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned to the character you want to enter to the left .

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 17) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 18 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a lowercase English input mode)>

B.6.. In the state as shown in Fig. 18 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(In "aTnyㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㄹ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned to the character you want to enter to the left .

< Since some characters were entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 18) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 17 (that is, a state that appears to be the Hangul input mode)>

B.7.. In the same state as in Fig. 17 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it appears as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㅁ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 17.>

B.8.. In the same state as Fig. 17 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "ㄱTㄴYㄹㅁㅁ") To enter the Korean character 'ㄱ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 17.>

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C..Comprehensive summary example for the above-mentioned summary example 6 (= " aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww " input example)

(This is an embodiment according to "Rule 2" mentioned in the above-mentioned summary embodiment 6)

An example of inputting 20 characters, " aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww ", will be described by dividing it into steps C.1 to C.20.

43, 44, and 45 will be referred to for explanation.

For reference, FIG. 43 serves as FIG. 17 among the drawings cited in Example 6 of arrangement.

C.1.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the lowercase letter 'a',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , it is possible to input by dragging it to the left , as the current keyboard state displays lower- case letters in the lower left area of each character button. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower left area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input a single lowercase English character in the state that appears to be in lowercase English input mode ) , you can also input by dragging the button to the left to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

Note that,

As mentioned in the reference of Rule 2,

Any character (eg 'a') can be entered by dragging (eg dragging to the left).

keyboard state change It does become

In each character button, in the keyboard state (e.g., Fig. 44) where the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the character to be input (e.g., 'a') belongs is most prominently displayed.

If you entered a character (eg 'a') by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state (eg, Fig. 44 ) ,

Anyway, the keyboard state before the change (eg, Fig. 44 ) and after the change (eg, Fig. 44) are the same.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

The same applies below.)

(((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state (= the state as in Fig. 44) is,

It looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the character to be input (='a') belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button to which the character you want to enter (='a') is assigned.

)))))

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in FIG. 44 >

C.2.. In the state shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently within each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydww") To enter the uppercase letter 'B',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

(((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state (= the state as in Fig. 44) is,

It does not look like an input mode for entering the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the character to be input (='B') belongs,

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Fig. 44,

Drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter (='B') is assigned.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Figure 44, since Hangul, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed for each character button,

Just drag the button marked with the character you want to input (='B') to the right (=button with both 'ㅠ' and 'b' and 'B' in the end).

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the input character (='B') belongs.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 44) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 45 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode).>

C.3.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that it appears as if the English capital letter input mode is )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydㅁㅁ") To enter the lowercase letter 'd',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned to the character you want to enter to the left .

(((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 45,

Drag the button to the left to which the character you want to enter (='d') is assigned.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Figure 45, since Hangul, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed for each character button,

Drag the button marked with the character you want to enter (=' d ' ) to the left.

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the input character (='d') belongs.

That is, the keyboard state (in the state as shown in Fig. 45) is changed to the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode).>

C.4.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydㅁㅁ") To enter the uppercase letter 'E',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

(((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'C.2', and detailed description of step 'C.2' is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Fig. 44,

Drag the button to the right where the character you want to enter is assigned.

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 44) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 45 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode).>

C.5.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydㅁㅁ") To enter the uppercase letter 'F',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , it is possible to input by dragging it to the right , as the current keyboard state has English capital letters displayed in the lower right area of each character button. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower right area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input one uppercase English character in the state that appears to be in uppercase English input mode )

((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

)))))

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 45.>

C.6.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so it appears as if the English capital letter input mode is )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the lowercase letter 'g',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned to the character you want to enter to the left .

((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of 'C.3' step, and the text is the content that the detailed description of the 'C.3' step description is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 45,

Drag the button to the left to which the character you want to enter (='g') is assigned.

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 45) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 44 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English lowercase input mode)>

C.7.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the lowercase letter 'h',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , it is possible to input by dragging it to the left , as the current keyboard state displays lower- case letters in the lower left area of each character button. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower left area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input a single lowercase English character in the state that appears to be in the lowercase English input mode )

((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'C.1', and most of the content is the same as the corresponding content text in step 'C.1'.)

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

)))))

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in FIG. 44 >

C.8.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the lowercase letter 'j',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'C.7'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as it is in FIG. 44 >

C.9.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydww") To enter the uppercase letter 'M',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

(If you need a detailed explanation on the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the keyboard state change after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'C.4'.)

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 44) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 45 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode).>

C.10.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each letter button, so that )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydㅁㅁ") To enter the uppercase English letter 'N',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need a detailed explanation on the character input method, the reason the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'C.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 45.>

C.11.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so it appears as if the English capital letter input mode is )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydww") To enter the uppercase letter 'Q',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation on the character input method, the reason the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'C.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 45.>

C.12.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTnydww") To enter the uppercase letter 'R',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation on the character input method, the reason the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'C.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 45.>

C.13.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㄱ',

Since the character you want to enter is displayed in the upper area inside the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned,

Multi-touch- drag the button assigned the character you want to enter in any direction .

(For reference, since it is displayed in the upper area of any character button, in fact, the upward drag method is more probable than the multi-touch drag method in any direction , and it is recommended to apply the upward drag method even in actual use. The reason for applying the multi-touch drag method in any direction inevitably in this embodiment was also mentioned in the description of [Implicit phrase 1]. The same applies hereafter.)

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed (from the state shown in Fig. 45) to the state shown in Fig. 43 (that is, a state that appears to be in the Hangul input mode)>

C.14.. In the same state as Fig. 43 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the uppercase letter 'T',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the right .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 43) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 45 (that is, a state that looks as if it is an English capital letter input mode)>

C.15.. In the state as shown in Fig. 45 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㄴ',

Since the character you want to enter is displayed in the upper area inside the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned,

Multi-touch- drag the button assigned the character you want to enter in any direction .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed (from the state shown in Fig. 45) to the state shown in Fig. 43 (that is, a state that appears to be in the Hangul input mode)>

C.16.. In the same state as Fig. 43 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area where the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㄴ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

( Of course , since the current keyboard state displays Korean characters in the upper area of each character button, you can also input by multi-touch dragging in any direction. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the Hangul characters displayed in the upper region within each character button (that is, the Hangeul characters (or the regions in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in the state as shown in FIG. When you want to input a single Korean character in the state that appears to be in input mode ) , you can also input by multi-touch dragging the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned in any direction.

For reference, since it is displayed in the upper area of any character button, in fact, the upward drag method is more probable than the multi-touch drag method in any direction , and it is recommended to apply the upward drag method even in actual use. The reason for applying the multi-touch drag method in any direction inevitably in the embodiment was also mentioned in the description of [Implicit phrase 1]. The same applies below.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 43.>

C.17.. In the same state as Fig. 43 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the lowercase letter 'y',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned to the character you want to enter to the left .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 43) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 44 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a lowercase English input mode)>

C.18.. In the state as shown in Fig. 44 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㄹ',

Since the character you want to enter is displayed in the upper area inside the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned,

Multi-touch- drag the button assigned the character you want to enter in any direction .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 43 (that is, the state as if it was in the Hangul input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 44)>

C.19.. In the same state as Fig. 43 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㅁ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 43.>

C.20.. In the same state as Fig. 43 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area where the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww") To enter the Korean character 'ㅅ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 43.>

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D.. A general arrangement example that is almost the same in principle as the arrangement example 6 described above (=

"aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●" input example)

This is an embodiment that follows "Rule 3" .

The following rule 3 has substantially the same principle as rule 2, but it can be said that one character system is added compared to the keyboard cited in the example of unit C, and only the character input method of each character system is different,

In fact, it is just repeating the example of Section C above.

An example of inputting 23 characters, "aBdEFghjMNQRaTbyrww■♥●" , will be described by dividing it into steps D.1 to D.23.

49, 50, 51, and 52 will be described by reference only.

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Beginning of "Rule 3" intro

49, 50, 51, 52 within any character button

the upper area It is divided into two areas, left and right.

lower area diagram If it is divided into two areas, left and right,

Assume that there is a character input method rule as in "Rule 3" below.

Rule 3:

Like the character system of Hangeul .

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper left area of a character button, drag the button to the upper left to which any character to be input is assigned,

like a system of symbols

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper right area of a character button, drag the button to the right to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the letter system of lowercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower left area of a character button, drag the button to the lower left to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the letter system of uppercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower right area of a character button, drag the button to the lower right of the button to which the character to be input is assigned.

However , only the most prominent character system among the multiple character systems displayed within the same button or the character system displayed in the prominently displayed region among multiple regions.

As an additional input method, You can also type by tapping .

Rules for changing keyboard state:

If you tap to enter any character ,

The keyboard state is maintained .

If you drag and type a character ,

The keyboard state is changed .

In each character button, the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the inputted character belongs is changed to the keyboard state where the character is most prominent.

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Note that,

By dragging and entering any character,

keyboard state change It did become

In each character button, in the keyboard state where the character belonging to the character system to which the character to be input belongs (or the area where the character is displayed) is most prominent.

If you typed a character by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

Anyway, the keyboard state is the same before and after the change.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

So, if the keyboard state changes as a result,

Which character (or the area in which the character is displayed) within each character button is most prominently displayed? not in the state

By dragging and entering any character,

When the keyboard state is changed.

)))))

Rule 3 ends.

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Note that,

like rule 3 above.

When a signal to input a certain character input by a specific input method (eg, drag method) is generated,

Even if there is a rule that the keyboard state changes ,

E.g,

Within each character button, there is a basic rule that changes to the keyboard state in which the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which a character inputted by a specific input method (eg drag method) belongs is most prominently displayed. even if there is

Because a specific character system such as a symbol character system is not frequently used (= input) by a user in daily life,

If it changes to the keyboard state that looks like a specific character system input mode, such as a symbol character system,

That is, within each character button, a character system to which a character input by a specific input method (eg, drag method) belongs is a specific character system such as a symbol character system,

If, within each character button, the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which a character input by a specific input method (eg drag method) belongs is changed to the state of the keyboard where the character is most prominent,

If it can be cumbersome to change back to the keyboard state that looks like a frequently used character system input mode, that is, if it becomes inconvenient, etc.

It is also possible to restrict the keyboard state from being changed even if any character is input by a specific input method (eg, a drag method).

E.g,

Within each character button, it is possible to restrict the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which a character entered by a specific input method (eg drag method) does not change to the most prominent keyboard state. may be

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D.1.. In the state as shown in Figure 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase letter 'a',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , as the current keyboard state displays lower- case letters in the lower left area of each character button, it is possible to input by dragging it to the lower left .

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower left area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input a single lowercase English character in the state that appears to be in the lowercase English input mode ) , you can also input by dragging the button to the lower left to which the character you want to enter is assigned.

Note that,

As mentioned in the reference of Rule 3,

By dragging (e.g., dragging to the lower left), any character (e.g., 'a') can be entered

keyboard state change It does become

In each character button, in the keyboard state (eg, Fig. 51) where the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the character to be input (eg 'a') belongs is most prominently displayed.

If you entered a character (eg 'a') by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state (eg, Fig. 51 ) ,

Anyway, the keyboard state before the change (eg, Fig. 51 ) and after the change (eg, Fig. 51) is the same.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

The same applies below.)

(((((

For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state (= the state as in Fig. 51) is,

It looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the character to be input (='a') belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button to which the character you want to enter (='a') is assigned.

)))))

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 51.>

D.2.. In the state as shown in Figure 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'B',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower right .

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state (= the state as in Fig. 51) is,

It doesn't look like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the character you want to input (='B') belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 51,

Just drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='B') is assigned to the lower right.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Figure 51, since Hangul, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed for each letter button,

Drag the button marked with the character you want to input (='B') to the lower right (= eventually a button marked with 'ㅠ' and 'b' and 'B' and '@' ).

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English uppercase character system) to which the input character (='B') belongs.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 52 (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 51)>

D.3.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase letter 'd',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower left .

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 52,

Just drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='d') is assigned to the lower left.

(To be more specific,

In the state as shown in Figure 52, since Hangul, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed for each letter button,

Drag the button marked with the character you want to input (=' d ') to the lower left (= button marked with 'ㅇ' (in Korean) and ' d ' and 'D' and '♨' )

)))))

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode for inputting the character system (= English lowercase character system) to which the input character (='d') belongs.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 51 (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) (from the state shown in Fig. 52)>

D.4.. In the same state as in Figure 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'E',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower right .

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'D.2', and detailed description of step 'D.2' is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 51,

Just drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower right.

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< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 52 (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 51)>

D.5.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'F',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , it is possible to input by dragging it to the lower right, as the current keyboard state displays English capital letters in the lower right area of each character button. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower right area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input one uppercase English character in the state that appears to be in the uppercase English input mode )

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in FIG.

D.6.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that uppercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase English letter 'g',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower left .

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'D.3', and the text is the content where the detailed description of step description 'D.3' is omitted.)

(The current state is

It doesn't look like an input mode to input the character system to which the character you want to input belongs.

You cannot input by tapping, but you can input by dragging. )

In the state shown in Figure 52,

Just drag the button to which the character you want to enter (='g') is assigned to the lower left.

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< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed (in the state as in Fig. 52) to the state as in Fig. 51 (that is, in a state that appears as if it is an English lowercase input mode)>

D.7.. In the state as shown in Fig. 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(In "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase letter 'h',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

( Of course , as the current keyboard state displays lower- case letters in the lower left area of each character button, it is possible to input by dragging it to the lower left .

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) displayed in the lower left area within each letter button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input a single lowercase English character in the state that appears to be in the lowercase English input mode )

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For reference, a detailed explanation of the above phrase is not necessary, but if you try, it is as follows,

(For reference, the following content is the same as the principle of step 'D.1', and most of the contents are the same as the corresponding content text in step 'D.1'.)

(The current state is

It looks like an input mode to input the character system to which the character to be input belongs,

Because you can type by tapping )

In the current state

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

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< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 51.>

D.8.. In the state as shown in Figure 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase letter 'j',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need detailed explanations on the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'D.7'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 51.>

D.9.. In the state as shown in Fig. 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently within each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'M',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower right .

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'D.4'.)

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 52 (that is, the state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 51)>

D.10.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'N',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter.

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'D.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 52.>

D.11.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'Q',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'D.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 52.>

D.12.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'R',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

(If you need a detailed explanation of the character input method, the reason why the character input method was necessary, or the change in the keyboard state after operating the button to which the character to be input is assigned, please refer to step 'D.5'.)

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 52.>

D.13.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area where the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncydww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'ㄱ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the upper left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the upper left .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 49 (that is, the state as if it was in the Hangul input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 52)>

D.14.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(In "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the uppercase letter 'T',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower right .

< In the state where a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 52 (that is, a state that appears as if it is an English capital letter input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 49)>

D.15.. In the state as shown in Fig. 52 (that is, it can be said that English capital letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each letter button, so that )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'ㄴ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the upper left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the upper left .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 49 (that is, the state as if it was in the Hangul input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 52)>

D.16.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area where the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'c',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

( Of course , as the current keyboard state displays Korean characters in the upper left area within each character button, you can also input by dragging it to the upper left. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

In the following, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the regions in which the characters are displayed) displayed in the upper left region within each character button are most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input a single Korean character in the state that appears to be in the Hangul character input mode ) , you can also input it by dragging the button assigned to the character to be input to the upper left.

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in FIG.

D.17.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the lowercase English letter 'y',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the lower left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the lower left .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state (from the state shown in Fig. 49) is changed to the state shown in Fig. 51 (that is, a state that looks as if it is a lowercase English input mode)>

D.18.. In the same state as in Fig. 51 (that is, it can be said that lowercase English letters (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are displayed most prominently in each letter button, so that it appears as if the input mode is in English lowercase letters . )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'ㄹ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the upper left area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button to which the character you want to enter is assigned to the upper left .

< In the state where a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed (from the state shown in Fig. 51) to the state shown in Fig. 49 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a Hangul input mode)>

D.19.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'ㅁ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in FIG.

D.20.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area in which the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed within each character button, so that it appears as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(in "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the Korean character 'ㅅ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in FIG.

D.21.. In the same state as Fig. 49 (that is, it can be said that the Hangul characters (or the area where the characters are displayed) are most prominently displayed in each character button, so it looks as if it is in the Hangul input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the symbolic character ' ■ ',

Since the character to be input is displayed in the upper right area inside the button to which the character to be input is assigned,

Drag the button assigned the character you want to enter to the right .

< In the state that a certain character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is not most prominently displayed within each character button

Since I entered a certain character by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed to a state that looks like an input mode in which the character system to which the input character belongs is input.

That is, the keyboard state is changed to the state shown in FIG. 50 (that is, a state that appears as if it is a symbol character input mode) (from the state shown in FIG. 49)>

D.22.. In the same state as Fig. 50 (that is, it can be said that the symbol character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is most conspicuously displayed within each character button, as if it was in the symbol input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the symbolic character ' ♥ ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

( Of course , it is possible to input by dragging to the right as the current keyboard state displays the symbol character in the upper right area of each character button. However, it is more inconvenient than tapping.

Hereinafter, according to the same principle as above, it can be said that the symbol character (or the region in which the character is displayed) displayed in the upper right region within each character button is most prominently displayed in the same state as in FIG. When you want to input one symbol character in the state that appears to be in the symbol text input mode )

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 50.>

D.23.. In the same state as Fig. 50 (that is, it can be said that the symbol character (or the area in which the character is displayed) is most prominently displayed within each character button, so it looks as if it is in the symbol input mode )

(of "aBdEFghjMNQRaTncyrww■♥●") To enter the symbolic character ' ● ',

Tap the button assigned the character you want to enter .

< Since you entered a character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in Fig. 50.>

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In the above-mentioned D.1 ~ D.23 general arrangement example of unit D,

49, 50, 51, and 52 are cited

I learned how to enter four character systems (without the need for a language mode change button and shift button) alternately: English lowercase letters, English uppercase letters, Korean letters, and symbols.

49, 50, 51, 52 compared to

(In Figs. 49, 50, 51, and 52), lowercase Russian letters (instead of Hangul) are displayed in the area where Hangul is displayed,

(in Figs. 49, 50, 51, and 52) In the area where the symbol is displayed (instead of the symbol), capital letters of Russian letters are displayed.

55, 56, 57, and 58 are cited ,

By applying rule 3 in the general arrangement example of unit D, D.1 to D.23, as it is,

You can alternately enter four character systems: lowercase English, uppercase English, lowercase Russian, and uppercase Russian (without the need for a language mode change button and shift button).

( If you understand the example of the general arrangement of unit D, D.1 to D.23, you can apply it immediately, so I will not explain it separately as an example )

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Note that,

55, 56, 57, and 58 of the keyboard will be described a little bit,

In each character button of the keyboard of Fig. 55, Fig. 56, Fig. 57, and Fig. 58

Russian lowercase letters, Russian uppercase letters, English lowercase letters, and English uppercase letters are displayed.

55 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a Russian letter lowercase input mode, as lowercase Russian letters are most prominently displayed;

Figure 56 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a Russian capital capital input mode, as uppercase Russian letters are most prominent;

57 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English input mode because lowercase English letters are most prominently displayed;

58 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard in which English capital letters are most conspicuously displayed, so that it looks like an English capital letter input mode.

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Note that,

Some of the Russian characters displayed on the keyboards of Figs. 55, 56, 57, and 58 are omitted from all Russian characters.

In other words. The keyboards of Figures 55, 56, 57, and 58 can be said to be imaginary keyboards arbitrarily created in order to understand only the principle.

However, in the keyboard of FIGS. 55, 56, 57, and 58, through a predetermined operation method, it is also possible to input Russian characters in which only the display is omitted from the keyboard of FIGS. there is

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And,

In the above-mentioned D.1 ~ D.23 general arrangement example of unit D,

49, 50, 51, and 52 are cited

I learned how to enter four character systems (without the need for a language mode change button and shift button) alternately: English lowercase letters, English uppercase letters, Korean letters, and symbols.

49, 50, 51, 52 compared to

As it is with the Hangeul 2-beol-style keyboard, the character system called Hangul is divided into the Hangul monophonic character system and the Hangul double consonant character system,

49, 50, 51, and 52 divide the area in which the Hangul is displayed into two areas, and the characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the Hangul double consonant character system are displayed on the same character button, respectively.

80, 81, 82, 83, 84 are cited,

By applying the following 'Rule 4'

You can enter five character systems (without the need for a language mode change button and shift button): English lowercase letters, English uppercase letters, Korean single consonants (character system), Korean double consonants (character system), and symbols.

( If you understand the example of the general arrangement of unit D, D.1 to D.23, you can apply it immediately, so I will not explain it separately as an example )

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'Hangul monophonic character system' and 'Hangul double consonant character system' can be defined as follows.

Hangul monophonic character system :

a ,b, c , r , ㅁ , f , s to

Hangul double consonant writing system :

ㄲ ,b, ㄸ ,d, ㅁ, ㅃ , ㅆ , o, tt ,c, blah, t,p, heh, ah, ㅑ, ㅓ, ㅕ, ㅗ, ㅛ, TT, ㅠ, ㅡ,ㅣ, ㅒ , ㅖ ,

(The Korean double consonant character system is the one in which a, c, o, s, i, ㅐ, ㅔ in the Korean monophonic character system are replaced with ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅒ, ㅖ, respectively, and the rest of the characters are the Hangul monophonic character system. It can be said that it is a common character of the Korean alphabet and the Korean double consonant writing system.)

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Beginning of "Rule 4" introductory part

80, 81, 82, 83, 84 within any character button

the upper area It is divided into three areas: left, center, and right.

the lower area If it is divided into two areas, left and right,

Assume that there is a character input method rule as in "Rule 4" below.

Rule 4:

Like the character system called Hangul monophonic

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper left area of a character button, drag the button to the upper left corner to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the Korean alphabet, the double consonants

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper central area within a character button , drag the button to which the character you want to input is assigned and enter it,

like a system of symbols

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the upper right area of a character button, drag the button to the right to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the letter system of lowercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower left area of a character button, drag the button to the lower left to which any character to be input is assigned,

Like the letter system of uppercase English

To input a character belonging to the character system displayed in the lower right area of a character button, drag the button to the lower right to which any character to be input is assigned.

However , only the most prominent character system among the multiple character systems displayed within the same button or the character system displayed in the prominently displayed region among multiple regions.

As an additional input method, You can also type by tapping .

Rules for changing keyboard state:

If you tap to enter any character ,

The keyboard state is maintained .

If you drag and type a character ,

The keyboard state is changed .

In each character button, the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the inputted character belongs is changed to the keyboard state where the character is most prominent.

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Note that,

By dragging and entering any character,

keyboard state change It did become

In each character button, in the keyboard state where the character belonging to the character system to which the character to be input belongs (or the area in which the character is displayed) is most prominent.

If you typed a character by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

Anyway, the keyboard state is the same before and after the change.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

So, if the keyboard state changes as a result,

Which character (or the area in which the character is displayed) within each character button is most prominently displayed? not in the state

By dragging and entering any character,

When the keyboard state is changed.

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Rule 4 end.

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Note that,

80, 81, 82, 83 and 84 of the keyboard will be described a little bit,

80, 81, 82, 83, and 84 in each character button of the keyboard

English lowercase letters, English uppercase letters, Korean single consonants (character system), Korean double consonants (character system), and symbols are displayed.

80 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a Hangul monophonic input mode, in which the Hangul monophonic (character system) is most prominently shown,

81 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard in which the Hangul double consonants (character system) are most conspicuously shown, and looks like a Hangul double consonant input mode;

82 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a symbol input mode because the symbol is most prominent.

83 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English input mode because lowercase English letters are most prominently displayed;

84 is an exemplary diagram of a keyboard that looks like an English capital letter input mode, as English capital letters are most prominently displayed;

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85, 86, 87, 88, and 89 are

80, 81, 82, 83, and 84

In the buttons to which common characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the Korean double consonant character system (in Figs. 80, 81, 82, 83, and 84) are assigned, the Hangul monophonic character system is assigned so that the keyboard can be seen simply It is just a combination of the area assigned to the Korean alphabet and the area assigned to the Hangeul double consonant writing system.

When actually commercialized, it is implemented in a state such as Fig. 85, Fig. 86, Fig. 87, Fig. 88, and Fig. 89 rather than the state shown in Figs. 81, 82, 83, and 84 are recommended to be implemented in the same manner as in the state of use.

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85, 86, 87, 88, and 89

Because the characters of the Korean monophonic character system and the Korean double consonant character system are different,

Each area of the three areas in the letter buttons in which the upper area of each letter button is divided into three

The upper or lower area of each letter button is greater than each area of the two areas in the letter buttons divided into two

If the width is very small and you feel visually uncomfortable,

After all, users who frequently use the Hangeul 2-beol keyboard can say that they know what Hangul double consonants are when they see any Hangul monophonic consonants.

85, 86, 87, 88, and 89, the upper area of each character button is divided into three,

80, 81, 82, 83, and 84

In the character button where all the characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the characters of the Hangul double consonant character system (in Figs. 80, 81, 82, 83, and 84) are displayed

85, 86, 87, 88, and 89, a character that is replaced (or different) in the Korean double consonant character system compared to the Korean monophonic character system 'ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅒ, ㅖ' can be unified with specific characters or symbols such as '§' .(In the meantime, the area where the characters and symbols of the Hangul monophonic character system are displayed can be slightly wider.)

That is, all or part of the characters (e.g., different characters that are not common) of any one character system of different writing systems (e.g. monophonic character system, double consonant writing system) of the same language character (e.g. Hangul) are '§' It can also be unified with specific characters or symbols such as '.

For example, Figure 90 may be used instead of Figure 86.

That is, in FIG.

'§' to the right of the area marked with 'b' is 'ㅃ',

'§' on the right side of the area marked with 'j' is 'j',

'§' on the right side of the area marked with 'c' is 'ㄸ',

'§' to the right of the area marked with 'a' is 'ㄲ',

'§' to the right of the area marked with 'ㅅ' is 'ㅆ',

'§' to the right of the area marked with 'ㅐ' is 'ㅒ',

The '§' on the right side of the area marked with 'ㅔ' can mean 'ㅖ'.

It goes without saying that the display of FIG. 90 may be used instead of the character display of each character button on the keyboard in FIGS. 85, 87, 88, and 89 other than FIG. Only the most prominently displayed character (or the region in which the character is displayed) differs as in Figs. 85, 87, 88, and 89. Figs.

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80, 81, 82, 83, and 84

In the character button where all the characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the characters of the Hangul double consonant character system (in Figs. 80, 81, 82, 83, and 84) are displayed

As shown in Figures 85, 86, 87, 88, and 89, ', which is a character that is replaced (or different ㄲ, ㄸ, ㅃ, ㅆ, ㅒ, ㅖ' may not be displayed at all. (In the meantime, the area where the characters and symbols of the Hangul monophonic character system are displayed can be slightly expanded.)

In other words, all or part of the characters (e.g., different characters that are not in common) of any one character system of different character systems (e.g. monophonic character system, double consonant writing system) of the same language character (e.g. Hangul) are displayed at all. (In the meantime, you can widen the area where the characters and symbols of the Hangul monophonic character system are displayed.)

For example, Figure 91 may be used instead of Figure 86.

That is, in FIG. 91

'ㅃ' is assigned to the blank to the right of the area marked with 'ㅅ',

In the blank to the right of the area marked with 'j', 'j' is assigned,

'ㄸ' is assigned to the blank to the right of the area marked with 'c',

'ㄲ' is assigned to the blank to the right of the area marked with 'a',

'ㅆ' is assigned to the blank to the right of the area marked with 'ㅅ',

'ㅒ' is assigned to the blank to the right of the area marked with 'ㅐ',

It is possible to make it mean that 'ㅖ' is assigned to the blank on the right of the area marked with 'ㅔ'.

Furthermore

80, 81, 82, 83, and 84

In the character button where all the characters of the Hangul monophonic character system and the characters of the Hangul double consonant character system (in Figs. 80, 81, 82, 83, and 84) are displayed

49, 50, 51, and 52, there is no area itself for displaying the Hangul double consonant character system,

The method of inputting the Hangul double consonant character system may follow Rule 4. However, I think it would be enough to change the rule whether or not to change the keyboard state ,

It is also possible to make the design that looks the most conspicuous in the state that it looks like the Hangul monophonic character system input mode and the state that looks like the Hangul double consonant character system input mode.

That is, to display all or part of the characters (e.g., different characters that are not in common) of any one character system of different writing systems (e.g. monophonic character system, double consonant writing system) of the same language character (e.g. Hangul) There should be no realm for the

I think it would be enough to set a separate method for inputting a character system that does not have an area to display, and change the rule whether to change the keyboard state. ,

It is also possible to vary the design that is most prominent in what looks like each of the different writing systems.

E.g,

The state that looks like the Hangul monophonic character system input mode shows only the background color in gray without a pattern, as shown in FIG.

A state that looks like the Hangul double consonant character system input mode can be represented by a comb pattern as shown in FIG. 92 .

For example, Figure 92 may be used instead of Figure 86.

That is, in FIG. 92

In fact, 'ㅃ' is assigned to the area marked with 'ㅅ',

In fact, 'j' is assigned to the area marked with 'j',

In fact, 'ㄸ' is assigned to the area marked with 'c',

In fact, 'ㄲ' is assigned to the area marked with 'a',

In fact, 'ㅆ' is assigned to the area marked with 'ㅅ',

In fact, 'ㅒ' is assigned to the area marked with 'ㅐ',

The fact is that the area marked with 'ㅔ' can mean that 'ㅖ' is assigned.

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72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79 are cited,

By applying the following rule 5

just as described above

You can also enter four character systems (lower English letters, uppercase English letters, lowercase Russian letters, and uppercase Russian letters) (without the need for a language mode change button and shift button).

(For reference, the following rule 5 is practically similar in principle to rule 3 in unit D, but it can be said that only the character input method of each character system is different from the keyboard cited in the embodiment of unit D,

The following explanations are, in effect, repeating the explanations in Section D above.)

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Rule 5:

a. Start dragging any character button upward ,

a.1 .. If you drag (shortly) through 3 or fewer character buttons, ,

The character displayed in the upper area of any character button is input ,

a.2 .. If you drag (long) through more than 3 (ie, 4 or more) character buttons, ,

Among the characters of the language character to which the character displayed in the upper area of any character button belongs

Characters displayed in the upper area and corresponding characters in a lowercase/uppercase relationship are input .

b.. Start dragging any character button downwards ,

b.1 .. If you drag (shortly) through 3 or fewer character buttons, ,

The character displayed in the lower area of any character button is input ,

b.2 .. If you drag (long) through more than 3 (ie, 4 or more) character buttons, ,

Among the characters of the language character to which the character displayed in the lower area of any character button belongs

Characters displayed in the lower area and corresponding characters are input in a lowercase/uppercase relationship .

However , (as an exception to rules a and b above)

Among the characters of a plurality of character systems displayed in the same button, or

of multiple areas

Only characters of the (most) prominent writing system or only characters of the writing system marked in the (most) prominent area

(as an additional input method,) You can also type by tapping .

Rules for changing keyboard state:

Tap to enter any character

The keyboard state is maintained .

If you drag and type a character ,

The keyboard state is changed .

The character displayed in the upper area is entered or

When a character corresponding to the character displayed in the upper region and the lowercase/uppercase letter among the characters of the language character to which the character displayed in the upper region belongs is inputted

The character system displayed in the lower area within each character button is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the upper area within each character button is changed.

(In the upper area within each character button) , the character belonging to the character system to which a certain inputted character belongs (or the area in which the character is displayed) is changed to the most prominent keyboard state.

(For reference, if the character displayed in the upper area is input (as is) , the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the character displayed in the upper area belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

In fact, it can be said that the character system itself displayed in the upper area within each character button remains unchanged . It can only change whether or not it changes to be most noticeable or not.)

And,

The character displayed in the lower area is entered or

When a character corresponding to the character displayed in the lower area and lowercase/uppercase among the characters of the language character to which the character displayed in the lower area belongs is inputted

The character system displayed in the upper area within each character button is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the lower area within each character button is changed.

(In the lower area within each character button) , the character belonging to the character system to which a certain inputted character belongs (or the area in which the character is displayed) is changed to the most prominent keyboard state.

(For reference, if the character displayed in the lower area is input (as it is), the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the character displayed in the lower area belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

In fact, it can be said that the character system itself displayed in the lower area within each character button remains unchanged . It can only change whether or not it changes to be most noticeable or not.)

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By dragging and entering any character,

keyboard state change It did become

In each character button, in the keyboard state where the character belonging to the character system to which the character to be input belongs (or the area where the character is displayed) is most prominent.

If you typed a character by dragging,

In each character button, even if the character (or the area in which the character is displayed) belonging to the character system to which the entered character belongs is changed to the most prominent keyboard state,

Anyway, the keyboard state is the same before and after the change.

As a result, the keyboard state remains maintain become

So, if the keyboard state changes as a result,

Which character (or the area in which the character is displayed) within each character button is most prominently displayed? not in the state

By dragging and entering any character,

When the keyboard state is changed.

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For reference, in the content of Rule 5 above,

If the language character to which the character displayed in the upper or lower area of any one character button belongs is a 'Hangul' character ,

The " lowercase/uppercase relationship"(="lowercase/uppercase (character system) relationship") in Rule 5 is

It can be applied by being replaced with "Hangeul single consonant/double consonant (letter system) relationship" ,

If the language character to which the character displayed in the upper or lower area of any one character button belongs is a 'Japanese' character ,

The "lowercase/uppercase (character system) relationship" in Rule 5 above

It can be applied by replacing it with "Japanese Hiragana/Katakana (character system) relationship"

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72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79, let me explain a little bit about the eight keyboards,

72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79 in each character button of the eight keyboards.

In the upper area , any one of lowercase Russian letters and uppercase Russian letters is displayed,

In the lower area , either lowercase English or uppercase English is displayed.

72 and 73 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase Russian letter input mode because lowercase Russian letters are most prominently displayed;

(The difference between Fig. 72 and Fig. 73 is

72 shows lowercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,

Figure 73 shows lowercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)

74 and 75 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a Russian capital capital input mode, in which Russian capital letters are most prominently displayed;

(The difference between Fig. 74 and Fig. 75 is

74 shows uppercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,

Figure 75 shows uppercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)

76 and 77 are exemplary diagrams of a keyboard that looks like a lowercase English input mode because lowercase English letters are most prominently shown,

(The difference between Fig. 76 and Fig. 77 is

76 shows lowercase Russian letters and lowercase English letters,

77 shows uppercase Russian characters and lowercase English characters)

78 and 79 are exemplary views of a keyboard in which English capital letters are most conspicuously displayed, so that it looks like an English capital letter input mode .

(The difference between Fig. 76 and Fig. 77 is

76 shows lowercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters,

Figure 77 shows uppercase Russian letters and uppercase English letters)

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Some of the Russian characters displayed on the eight keyboards of FIGS. 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79 are missing from all Russian characters.

In other words. The eight keyboards of Figures 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, and 79 can be said to be imaginary keyboards arbitrarily created in order to understand only the principle.

However, through a predetermined operation method in the eight keyboards of Figure 72, Figure 73, Figure 74, Figure 75, Figure 76, Figure 77, Figure 78, Figure 79, Figure 72, Figure 73, Figure 74, Figure 75, Figure 76, It is also possible to input Russian characters in which only the mark is omitted on the eight keyboards of FIGS.

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Rule 5 will be described as follows.

An example of inputting in the state shown in FIG. 72 will be described as follows.

a. Example of any text button

Press the button marked with a lowercase Russian letter 'e' on the upper side and a lowercase English letter 't' on the lower area.

Start dragging upwards ,

a.1 .. If you drag (shortly) through 3 or fewer character buttons, ,

The lowercase Russian letter 'e', which is the letter displayed in the upper area of any letter button, is input .

< Since a certain character 'e' was entered by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed .

Since the letter 'e' displayed in the upper area has been entered,

The character system called lowercase English, which is the character system displayed in the lower area within each character button, is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the upper area within each character button is changed.

(In the upper area within each letter button) Change to the keyboard state as shown in Fig. 72, in which the letters belonging to the lowercase Russian letter system (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominent do.

After all, since the state of FIG. 72 is changed to the state of FIG. 72, it can be said that there is virtually no change in the state of the keyboard.

(For reference, when the letter 'e', which is displayed in the upper area, is input, a letter belonging to the Russian lowercase letter system (or the area in which the letter is displayed) is the most It is changed to the state of the keyboard as shown in Fig. 72 conspicuously, however, since it is changed from the state of Fig. 72 to the state of Fig. 72, it can be said that there is virtually no change.

In fact, it can be said that the text system itself displayed in the upper area within each text button remains unchanged.)>

And, just below 'b.2' in Rule 5

"However , (as an exception to rules a and b above)

Among the characters of a plurality of character systems displayed in the same button, or

of multiple areas

Only characters of the (most) prominent writing system or only characters of the writing system marked in the (most) prominently marked area

(as an additional input method,) You can also type by tapping ."

Since it was said,

In Fig. 72, the characters of the (most) prominently displayed character system or the characters of the character system displayed in the (most) prominently displayed area are characters of the Russian lowercase letter system,

When you tap the button marked with 'e', a lowercase Russian letter, and 't', a lowercase letter, in the lower area,

A lowercase Russian letter 'e' is entered at the top ,

" Rules for changing keyboard state:

Tap to enter any character

The keyboard state remains the same."

Since it was said,

Since you entered some character by tapping , the keyboard state is maintained.

That is, the keyboard state is maintained as shown in FIG.

a.2 .. If you drag (long) through more than 3 (ie, 4 or more) character buttons, ,

Among the Russian characters, which are the language characters to which 'e', the character displayed in the upper area of any character button, belongs

The lowercase Russian letter 'e', which is the letter displayed in the upper area, and the uppercase Russian letter 'E', a letter corresponding to a lowercase/uppercase relationship, are input .

< Since I entered a certain character 'E' by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed .

Since 'e', which is the letter displayed in the upper area, and 'E', which corresponds to the lowercase/uppercase relationship, were input,

The character system called lowercase English, which is the character system displayed in the lower area within each character button, is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the upper area within each character button is changed.

(In the upper area within each letter button) In the state of the keyboard as shown in Fig. 74, the letters belonging to the uppercase Russian letter system (or the area in which the letters are displayed) are most prominently displayed, which is the letter system to which the letter 'E', which is an inputted letter, belongs. is changed .>

b.. Example of any text button

Press the button marked with a lowercase Russian letter 'e' on the upper side and a lowercase English letter 't' on the lower area.

Start dragging downwards ,

b.1 .. If you drag (shortly) through 3 or fewer character buttons, ,

A lowercase English letter 't', which is a letter displayed in the lower area of a certain letter button, is input.

< Since a certain character 't' was entered by dragging,

The keyboard state is changed .

Since 't', the character displayed in the lower area, has been entered,

The character system of lowercase Russian letters, which is the character system displayed in the upper area within each character button, is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the lower area within each character button is changed.

(In the lower area within each letter button) Change to the keyboard state as shown in Fig. 76, in which the letter (or the area in which the letter is displayed) is most prominently displayed becomes

(For reference, when 't', the character displayed in the lower area, is input, the character (or the area in which the letter is displayed) is the most prominent Since it changes to the keyboard state as shown in Fig. 76,

In fact, it can be said that the text system itself displayed in the lower area within each text button is unchanged. It only changes whether or not it changes to be most noticeable or not.)>

b.2 .. If you drag (long) through more than 3 (ie, 4 or more) character buttons, ,

Among the characters of English characters, which are the language characters to which 't', the character displayed in the lower area of any character button, belongs

A lowercase English letter 't', which is a character displayed in the lower area, and a lowercase letter/uppercase letter, 'T', a corresponding letter, are input .

< Since I entered a certain character 'T' by dragging ,

The keyboard state is changed .

Since 't', the character displayed in the lower area, and 'T', the corresponding character in a lowercase/uppercase relationship, were input,

The character system of lowercase Russian letters, which is the character system displayed in the upper area within each character button, is displayed as it is,

The character system displayed in the lower area within each character button is changed.

(In the upper area within each letter button) Change to the keyboard state as shown in Fig. 78, in which the letter (or the area in which the letter is displayed) is most prominent becomes .>

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Now as another reference,

in the description so far

When explaining the concept of a predetermined character input method, a predetermined character system, a predetermined area, and a predetermined design

more specifically

including a first predetermined character input method and a second predetermined character input method

A method for inputting certain characters ,

including a first predetermined character system and a second predetermined character system

a certain character system ,

including a first predetermined area and a second predetermined area

a certain area ,

including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design

predetermined design

When explaining the concept of

For example, when explaining a certain character system ,

In particular, among the descriptions with examples of implicit phrases 2 and 5,

When the character input method for entering a certain character system is changed

any writing system

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It is explained only with the concept that the specific classification of a certain character system (=whether it belongs to the first predetermined writing system or to the second predetermined writing system) may be changed .

In more detail,

A first predetermined character system and a second predetermined character system are included in the predetermined character system,

One (mainly) one character system constituting the first predetermined character system is

It may be changed to any one of the one or more character systems constituting the second predetermined character system,

Any one of the one or more character systems constituting the second predetermined character system

It has been described with the concept that it may be changed to (mainly) one character system constituting the first predetermined character system.

The reason why I explained it with the concept of "may change"

It is also to make the technology of the present application easy to understand,

When commercializing the technology herein, it has been described so as to make programming easier.

However, even if the character input method for inputting any character system is changed,

It is also possible to explain the present application with the concept that the specific classification of any character system (=whether it belongs to the first predetermined writing system or to the second predetermined writing system) is not changed . But that " doesn't change" If the explanation is developed under the concept, the explanation becomes very complicated and the understanding level is low, so I just did not explain it that way.

Just like the reference to the predetermined writing system,

in the description so far

When explaining the concept of a predetermined character input method, a predetermined area, and a predetermined design

For example, when explaining

I knew it

It is also to make the technology of the present application easy to understand,

When commercializing the technology of the present application, in order to easily program

No. 1, 2, and 3 below were not explained.

1.. The specific classification of a certain character input method (=whether it belongs to the first predetermined character input method or belongs to the second predetermined character input method) may be changed .

2.. The specific classification of a certain area (=whether it belongs to the first predetermined area or to the second predetermined area) may be changed .

3.. The specific classification of a certain design (=whether it belongs to the first predetermined design or belongs to the second predetermined design) may be changed .

However, it may be possible to directly explain the same as in Nos. 1, 2, and 3 above. However, if the explanation is developed under the concept of " may be changed ", the explanation becomes very complicated and the understanding is lowered, so it is just not explained as in Nos. 1, 2, and 3 above.

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1 (a) is a block diagram of an electronic device to which the present invention is applicable . As shown in FIG. 1 ( a ), an electronic device to which the present invention is applicable may include a touch screen 110 , a function block 120 , a control unit 130 , a storage unit 140 , and a communication unit 150 . can

The touch screen 110 displays the above-described touch buttons, and is a means used to touch a desired touch button with a user's finger.

The function block 120 performs the original function of the electronic device. If 1) the electronic device is a mobile phone, the function block 120 performs a mobile phone function, 2) if the electronic device is a mobile computer, the function block 120 performs a computing function, 3) the electronic device In the case of a mobile multimedia player, the function block 120 performs a multimedia playback function, and 4) if the electronic device is a general notebook or PC, the function block 120 performs a computing function.

The storage unit 140 provides a storage space in which programs and data used to perform functions of an electronic device and generate a GUI screen composed of the above-described touch buttons are stored, and a multimedia file is stored.

The control unit 130 executes the program stored in the storage unit 140 , controls the function execution by the function block 120 , and displays a GUI composed of touch buttons on the touch screen 110 . In addition, the controller 130 performs text input, object adjustment, and function execution according to a user's manipulation input using touch buttons displayed through the touch screen 110 .

The communication unit 150 is connected to communicate with other electronic devices to perform data communication.

Explanation of symbols in Fig. 1(a) ************

110: touch screen

120: function block

130: control unit

140: storage

150: communication department

Embodiments of the present invention include a computer-readable medium containing program instructions for performing various computer-implemented operations. The computer-readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc. alone or in combination. The program instructions of the medium may be specially designed and configured for the present invention, or may be known and available to those skilled in the art of computer software. Examples of the computer-readable recording medium include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tapes, optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and magnetic media such as floppy disks. - includes magneto-optical media, and hardware devices specially configured to store and execute program instructions, such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. The medium may be a transmission medium such as an optical or metal wire or a waveguide including a carrier wave for transmitting a signal designating a program command, a data structure, and the like. Examples of program instructions include not only machine language codes such as those generated by a compiler, but also high-level language codes that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like.

1B is an internal block diagram of a general-purpose computer device that can be employed to perform a method for providing local information search results according to the present invention.

The 'computer device' referred to below includes a desktop PC, a laptop PC, a smart phone, a tablet PC, and the like.

The computer device 800 includes one or more processors 810 connected to a main memory device including a random access memory (RAM) 820 and a read only memory (ROM) 830 . The processor 810 is also called a central processing unit (CPU).

As is widely known in the art, the ROM 830 serves to unidirectionally transmit data and instructions to the CPU, and the RAM 820 typically transmits data and instructions bidirectionally. is used to RAM 820 and ROM 830 may include any suitable form of computer readable media. The mass storage device 840 is bidirectionally connected to the processor 810 to provide additional data storage capability, and may be any of the above-described computer-readable recording media. The mass storage device 840 is used to store programs, data, and the like, and is typically an auxiliary storage device such as a hard disk having a slower speed than the main memory or an SSD faster than the hard disk . A specific mass storage device such as a CD-ROM 860 or an external hard disk or external SSD may be used. Processor 810 may include one or more input/output interfaces, such as a video monitor, trackball, mouse, keyboard, microphone, touchscreen-type display, card reader, magnetic or paper tape reader, voice or handwriting recognizer, joystick, or other known computer input/output device. (850) is connected. Finally, the processor 810 may be connected to a wired or wireless communication network through the network interface 870 . Through such a network connection, the procedure of the above method can be performed. The devices and tools described above are well known to those skilled in the art of computer hardware and software technology.

The hardware devices described above may be configured to operate as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the present invention.

The description of the above terms is intended to refer to the entire content of the present application including the present technical content and claims in a short sentence, so the technical idea is not limited to the words or phrases described in the description of the term, and the description of the embodiment As merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, various modifications and variations will be possible without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention by those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains. In addition, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are not intended to limit the technical spirit of the present invention, but to explain, and the scope of the technical spirit of the present invention is not limited by these embodiments. In addition, the descriptions or definitions limited to any matter in the description of the present invention, including the means, are for explanation rather than limiting the technical idea of the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is limited by such description techniques. it is not The protection scope of the present invention should be construed by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope equivalent thereto should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

Accordingly, it should be understood by those skilled in the art that modifications and variations can be made to the present invention without changing the gist of the present invention.

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Claims (17)

A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:
For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Characters belonging to a plurality of different character systems are assigned to each of the plurality of character buttons,
In a situation in which character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "a plurality of different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
When any one character input method is performed ,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"
(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)
Any character belonging to any one character system is input,

(one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which the input character belongs
How to input the characters to be entered
changed or added

The order of execution of the tasks performed after the " any one of the character input methods is performed " does not matter.
How the keyboard system works.
According to claim 1,
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

" (one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which
How to input the characters to be entered
“changed or added”
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"(one or more) characters belonging to the character system to which an input character belongs
How to input the characters to be entered
“Changed to the first predetermined character input method or added to the first predetermined character input method”
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How the keyboard system works.
According to claim 1,
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Among the above different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed,
This is a character input method in which (one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system that have been input by the “first predetermined character input method ” are input.

Among the above different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
After any one character input method is performed,

changed or deleted

How the keyboard system works.
4. The method of claim 3 ,
"Changed or Deleted"
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"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or
"It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"
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How the keyboard system works.
5. The method of claim 4 ,

"Changed to any one of the second predetermined character input methods, or
"It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"
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any one of the second predetermined character input methods,
“ Among the different character input methods
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed
The characters belonging to the "character system to which the inputted character belongs" are changed to the character input method in which they were input, or
"It is impossible to input by the first predetermined character input method"
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How the keyboard system works.
The method of claim 1 (or as an independent claim including most of the subject matter of paragraph 1)
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
the displayed area
subject to change

How the keyboard system works.
7. The method of claim 6,

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
the displayed area
subject to change
silver

(one or more) characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
the displayed area
Among a plurality of predetermined areas including the first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule
“can be changed to a first predetermined area ”
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How the keyboard system works.
A method for operating a keyboard system in a computer device, the method comprising:
For a plurality of text buttons among a plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,

(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

Characters belonging to a plurality of different character systems are assigned to each of the plurality of character buttons,
In a situation where character input methods for inputting characters belonging to the "plural different character systems" are different,

Among the different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
When any one character input method is performed ,

Among the above "a plurality of different writing systems"
(Among the second predetermined character system that includes one or more character systems derived by a given rule)
Any character belonging to any one character system is input,

(character input mode) is changed to a character input mode in which the character of the character system to which the input character belongs, or
The character system that can be input with (one or more) specific character input methods is changed,

The order of execution of the tasks performed after the " any one of the character input methods is performed " does not matter.
How the keyboard system works.
According to claim 1,
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

In the "above different text input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed,
(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system displayed in the " first predetermined area "

In the "above different text input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
After any one character input method is performed,

that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas

How the keyboard system works.
10. The method of claim 9,
" that can be displayed (or displayed) in other areas "
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Among a plurality of predetermined areas including the first predetermined area and the second predetermined area derived by the predetermined rule
“ Can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined areas ”
sign

How the keyboard system works.
11. The method of claim 10,
“ Can be displayed (or displayed) in any one of the second predetermined regions ”
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any one of the second predetermined areas
“Among the above different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed
Characters belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" can be displayed (or displayed) in the area where they were displayed
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How the keyboard system works.
The method of claim 1 (or as an independent claim including most of the subject matter of paragraph 1)
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed
subject to change

How the keyboard system works.
13. The method of claim 12,

(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed
subject to change"
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(one or more) belonging to the "character system to which an inputted character belongs" displayed on each of the plurality of character buttons
The design of the character or the design of the area where the character is displayed
Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule
“Can be changed to the first predetermined design ”
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How the keyboard system works.
According to claim 1,
(In each of the plurality of text buttons among the plurality of text buttons on the keyboard,)

In the "above different text input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed,
(one or more) characters belonging to a certain character system expressed in the "first predetermined design" or the area in which the characters are displayed

In the "above different text input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
After any one character input method is performed,

that may (or be displayed) in a different design

How the keyboard system works.
15. The method of claim 14,
" May be (or displayed) in a different design "
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Among a plurality of predetermined designs including the first predetermined design and the second predetermined design derived by the predetermined rule
“ May be displayed (or displayed) with any one of the second predetermined designs ”
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How the keyboard system works.
16. The method of claim 15,
“ May be displayed (or displayed) with any one of the second predetermined designs ”
silver

any one of the second predetermined designs.
“Among the above different character input methods,
Among the second predetermined text input methods including one or more text input methods derived by a predetermined rule,
Before any one character input method is performed,
“Can be displayed (or displayed) by the design of the area in which the characters belonging to the “character system to which the inputted character belongs” were displayed
sign

How the keyboard system works.
9. The method of claim 8,
What is a specific character input method?
tap method or
Although it is a tap method, it is a method of tapping (=short tap) so that the touched state is less than a predetermined time (eg 0.5 seconds).
How the keyboard system works.

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