WO2004084056A1 - ブラウザプログラム及びコンテンツ表示装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a browser program and a content display device, and more particularly, for example, having a light such as a remote controller, a hardware button 'key, or the like.
- Software Potan ⁇ Key, etc. is a means of operation by the field, and provided button
- a browser program and content display device suitable for browsing markup language documents such as Internet sites and the like with relatively few keys.
- one of the features of the markup language document displayed in each window is the ability to link to another page by the anchor.
- the browser can jump to related pages one after another with the simple operation of clicking with a mouse. It does not have a pointing device such as a mouse, a mouse, an operating means such as ⁇ V device.
- ⁇ makes it difficult to select a link.
- the present invention realizes a window switching method that allows the user to operate intuitively, and uses an operation means that does not have a point binding device: Even if it is a link, it is necessary to use the link in the markup language document. The reason is that you can easily select a browser.
- the present invention has the following characteristics.
- a first aspect of the present invention is proposed as a browser program for browsing Markup Language documents.
- a markup language document may be an HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) document, an XML (extensible markup language), or a document suitable for interoperability, or a BML (Broadcast markup language) document, B— XML It may be a document that describes the content of data broadcasting such as a document.
- the browser program superimposes and displays a plurality of windows on a display area which is displayed by the display device.
- the browser program can display at least a part of the result of interpreting the mark-up language document in each window, and is provided with a plurality of tabbing forces S as in a so-called tab browser, for example. By doing so, it operates to display the content corresponding to each tab.
- it is possible to handle the same number of windows provided corresponding to at least a part of the plurality of potions provided in the operation means.
- the provided button is used.
- the window corresponding to this button is displayed on the top layer.
- buttons provided in the operating means does not necessarily have to be all of the buttons possessed by the operating stage, and at least a part of the hardware potions possessed by the operating means (for example, Among the provided hardware buttons, it may be all or part of color buttons.
- a button corresponding to a window displayed in the top layer when activated, it is configured to perform an operation other than displaying the predetermined window in the top layer. Operations other than displaying the window in the top layer may be any operation as far as the browser is concerned, for example, the markup displayed in the window displayed at the top
- the language document may switch between frames that have a frame structure.
- At least a part of the bookmark markup language document displayed as a result of the interpretation in the currently displayed window includes one or more focus elements.
- the color of the focus display information which is information indicating that the focus element is selected and the focus element selected when the shift element is selected, is associated with the window displayed on the top layer.
- the window-corresponding color may be set to be different for each window.
- the "focus element” is an element that can be described in a markup language document, and can be selected from the elements that can be selected by operating the operation means, for example, anchors, text boxes, check boxes, select components, Such as an I frame.
- the “focus display information” is information that can be displayed to the user that the anchor is selected, and is, for example, an underline, a highlight (inverted ⁇ display), or a frame attached to the anchor that is the focus element. .
- the “focus display information” may be displayed in different forms according to what information the focus element is, for example, the focus element is a sentence Character information: ⁇ may be displayed as an underline attached to the character information, and a focus element may be image information, the focus information may be a frame surrounding the image information.
- the "window-compatible color” is one color defined for each window, and the window-compatible color of one window is determined to be different from the window-compatible color of another window.
- the browser program displays four windows from the first power to the fourth m ⁇ , The window colors of the first window to the fourth window are “red”, “blue”, “green J,” “yellow Will be defined as Therefore, when the window displayed on the top layer is switched from the first window force to the second window, the color of the focus display information is also switched from “red J to“ blue ”.
- the color corresponding to the window may be determined to be the same as or similar to the display color of the tab given to each window, or the color corresponding to the button attached to each window may be one. It may be determined to be similar or similar.
- the content display device which is a device on which this browser is mounted, may be any device having a hardware environment capable of executing the browser program, for example, a TV device for data broadcasting and a television device. These include set-top boxes, mobile phones, personal data assistants (PDAs), personal computers, home-use game consoles for networks, HDD recorders, DVD recorders / players, and VTR players.
- the operation means can operate the content display device, which is a device on which the browser is mounted, and any operation means having a button may be used. I do not know.
- wirelessly connected to a content display device is a key port that can be connected by wire, a portable phone, a remote controller for a TV device (whether wired or wireless), and so on.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a browsing system using a browser according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a view showing how a user's power S is used for the browsing system which is effective in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a view showing another configuration example of a browsing system using a browser that is an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 4 (A) is a perspective view showing an example of a remote controller compatible with BML
- Fig. 4 (B) is a perspective view showing an example of a remote controller not compatible with BML.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a remote controller provided with a software button.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a display screen of a browser program according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a view showing an example of a display screen of a browser program according to the embodiment of the present invention. Ru.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a browser apparatus equipped with a browser program according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram of a browser apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the HTML browser execution process.
- FIG. 11 is a functional block diagram for explaining a more detailed configuration example of a browser program.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the browser program when the hardware button is pressed.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the browser program in the case where a script for opening a new markup language is described.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of operation of the browser program in the case where the user requests the opening of the FF mark termination language document.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a dialog box for the user to set in advance for the operation of an empty tab or a ⁇ .
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing an example of display processing of focus display information.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of a screen on which focus display information is displayed.
- Fig. 18 is a screen following Fig. 17 and shows a screen example on which the focus display information is displayed.
- Fig. 19 is a screen following Fig. 18 and shows a screen example in which the focus display ' ⁇ ⁇ is displayed. It is a figure.
- FIG. 20 is a screen following to FIG. 19 and showing an example of a screen displayed with the focus display information force S displayed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a browsing system using a browser according to the present embodiment.
- This browsing system can display markup language documents such as HTML documents 1 0 b acquired via BML documents 1 0 a and Z or Web sites 2 0 via Internet 30 broadcasted by data broadcasting. It comprises a TV device 40 which is a content display device having a browser (not shown), and a remote controller 50 which is an operation means of the TV device 40.
- the remote controller 50 has a plurality of hardware ports.
- the TV apparatus 40 has built-in hardware for executing the browser.
- a power supply such as a set top box is provided separately from the TV apparatus 40.
- the information processing apparatus may execute the browser.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing how the present system is being used by a user.
- FIG. 3 is a view showing another configuration example of a browsing system using a browser according to the present embodiment.
- the configuration using the TV apparatus 50 is shown as an example of a contrast display unit integrated with an image display apparatus such as a liquid crystal display or a CRT. It is not necessary to be integral with the image display device, and even if a content display device that is separate from the image display device is used, it is possible to realize a viewing system and a browser program according to the present embodiment. .
- the browsing system is configured by the content display device 4 OA and the image display device 40 B connected thereto.
- the content display device 4 OA receives the broadcast wave and decodes or demodulates it to extract a video signal, and a conversion decoder 4 0 A for displaying an image based on the video signal on the image display device 4 0 B 1 and browser device 40 A 2 for receiving the data of Markup language document from the outside and interpreting the data and displaying the result on the image display device 4 OB.
- the markup language documents received by the browser device 40 A 2 include BML, HTML, etc., and the data of these markup language documents may be declared as part of the broadcast wave.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the remote controller 50.
- Fig. 4 (A) shows a remote controller for a data broadcasting-compatible, ie, BML-compatible TV device, in which so-called color buttons 70a to 70d are provided in addition to the channel key and the other keys. .
- a color potan is assigned a specific color such as red, blue, yellow, or green in advance, and buttons and links (hereinafter referred to as objects) displayed in the BML document are displayed using these colors. By pressing, the object of the corresponding color is activated, and predetermined actions are performed on these objects.
- the browser that is applied to the present embodiment may allow the user to operate the browser by pressing the color button.
- Figure 4 (B) is a remote controller 50 not compatible with BML, and has no color button.
- the browser of this embodiment can be operated even with such a remote controller.
- ⁇ one of the hardware buttons may be assigned for browser operation.
- the browser is operated by assigning, for example, hardware buttons 80a to 80d for browser operation.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of a remote controller 50 having a so-called software button.
- the button of the operation means which may be used in the present embodiment may be not only the hardware button as shown in FIGS. 4 (A) and 4 (B) but also the software button as shown in FIG.
- the image including the color buttons 7 0 a to 7 0 d is displayed.
- the user touches the touch panel sensor 50 C so as to touch the desired button.
- the touch panel sensor 50 C detects the position touched by the user, and transmits a command or the like corresponding to the button to the content display device 40 A on the assumption that the button corresponding to the position is activated.
- 6 and 7 show examples of display screens of the browser according to the present embodiment.
- a display area (window) 4 0 1 and tabs 4 0 2 a to 4 0 2 d for switching the display contents in the display area 4 0 1 are provided on the screen 400 0 of the TV device.
- the tabs 4 0 2 a to 4 0 2 d are respectively associated with the hardware buttons 7 0 a to 7 0 d or 8 0 a to 8 0 d of the remote controller 50, and the user corresponds to the corresponding buttons.
- the tab corresponding to the hardware button is activated, and the processing (action) set in the tab is executed.
- the process set in tab 402 d is to make the display of the markup language document associated with that tab the highest layer in the display area ⁇ , the hardware shown in FIG.
- the button 70 d is pressed, the tab corresponding to the hardware icon is activated, and the processing set in this tab is the Mark end language document associated with the tab.
- the process of making the display of the top layer in the display area is executed.
- the hardware button corresponding to the tab 402 d is pressed by the user in the display state shown in FIG. 6, and the display of the markup language document associated with the tab is displayed in the display area.
- the screen example of the state in which the process of making the upper layer is executed is shown. In this !!, the content corresponding to the tab 402 d is drawn anew in the display area 401.
- the user can view the mark end language documents while switching one after another by pressing the hardware button corresponding to the tabs 402 a to 402 d while viewing the screen. .
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a browser apparatus.
- the browser apparatus is an information processor equipped with a browser according to the present embodiment, and the central control unit 601, the RAM, and the like.
- the RAM 602 has a function of temporarily holding and storing the calculation result of the central control unit 601 and the markup language document data acquired from the outside.
- the ROM 6.3 has a function to store OS (Operating System) and browser's software programs, etc.
- the central control unit 601 reads these programs from ROM 603 and executes processing according to the program. Do.
- the flash memory 600 has a function of holding data obtained from the outside, UR L, an address, etc. for later processing.
- the network interface 600 has the function of establishing a connection with the external network and transmitting / receiving data with the external network, and is configured by, for example, a protocol stack, LAN board, etc.
- the user interface device 'interface 6 0 7 has, for example, an H function that receives an input from the remote control 6 1 1 1 via the IR light receiving portion 6 0 9 and passes this to the central control 6 0 1.
- the IR light receiving section 61 1 has a function of converting an infrared signal emitted from the remote controller 6 1 1 S into an electric signal and passing it to the user interface device interface 6 0 7.
- the display drive 604 has a function of receiving the bitmap data, which is the result of interpretation of the markup language document, from the central control unit 601, and driving the display based thereon.
- the display 600 is a liquid crystal display device or a CRT display device, and has a function of optically displaying an image based on a drive signal from the display drive 604.
- the remote controller 61 1 is configured to transmit user input to the browser device by the infrared ⁇ signal
- data transmission / reception between the remote controller 61 1 and the browser device in the present invention is The present invention is not limited to infrared communication, and the present invention can be realized by adopting any communication format, not limited to wired or wireless communication.
- FIG. 9 is a functional block diagram of a browser apparatus according to the present embodiment, showing a browser apparatus capable of processing both an HTML document from the Internet and a BML document from data broadcasting.
- a browser program 700 effective for the present embodiment is implemented. That is, the program file of the browser program 700 is stored in the ROM 603 or the flash memory 600 shown in FIG. 8, read by the central control unit 601, and executed.
- the executed browser program 700 realizes the HTML browser execution process 701 and the BML browser execution process 720.
- the RAM 2002 has a working area for executing the program.
- flash memory 6 0 8 is also used as a data area for storing received data.
- the processes 70 1 and 70 2 are selectively called and executed as appropriate by the habit of the markup language document to be displayed.
- FIG. 10 is a flow chart showing an operation example of the HTM L browser execution process 701.
- the HTML browser execution process 7 0 1 obtains HTML document 1 0 a from Web server 2 0 (step S 8 0 1), and performs syntax processing of HTML document 1 0 a Column ⁇ Extracts drawing elements such as images, and converts each drawing element into a round corner (HTML parser; Up S 80 2) 0
- HTML No. — Develop rendering elements into display data based on the horn tree obtained by the service (HTML rendering: step S800).
- the browser program 700 passes the expanded display data to the display driver 604, and the display driver 600 causes the display 605 to display the contents of the HTML document 10a according to the display data (step S 8 0 4).
- FIG. 11 is a functional block diagram for explaining a more detailed example of the browser program.
- the browser program has a controller section 901.
- the controller unit 901 receives a user input from the user interface device interface 700, and according to the user input, the user interface (UI) control process 902, the window open process 903, the E3 ⁇ 4 indication process 90 4, UR L input process 9 0 5, Tab window switching process 9 0 6, Frame change process 9 0 7 etc. Call necessary processes from processes for executing browser functions and execute processing.
- the user interface controller 1 0 2 process has a function to control the entire browser, in particular, grasps and manages the upper layer window, and performs any processing depending on the pressed hardware button. Decide which to carry out and execute other processes according to this decision Have the ability to
- the window open process 900 needs to open a new Markup Language document: ⁇ , which has a function to control which window the contents of the new document are displayed.
- the M3 ⁇ 4 presentation process is a process for displaying a list of markup language documents browsed in the past.
- the Universal Resource Locator (UR L) input process displays an input box or window for receiving an UR L input from the user on the screen and performs processing for prompting the user's UR L input.
- the contents of the mark-up gauge document acquired by the browser according to this URL input may be displayed in the display area 401, or set as ⁇ ® of the contents of the mark-up language document displayed. It may be displayed when the tab to be activated is activated.
- the tab window switching process 906 is performed in response to the pressing of the hardware button 7 0 a to 7 0 d, 8 0 a to 8 0 d corresponding to the tab, the corresponding tab 4 0 2 a to 4 0 2 d
- process execution is executed in the first window execution process 9 0 8
- third window execution process 9 1
- fourth window execution process 9 1 1 It has the function to instruct.
- Each of the window execution processes 9 0 8 to 9 1 1 corresponds to the tabs 4 0 2 1 to 4 0 2 4, and the hardware buttons 7 0 a to 7 0 d, 8 0 a to 8 0 d are pressed.
- Markup language document data set in tab according to signal-command shown Execute a horn, draw a sentence based on the mark Abbrand gauge document data set in the tab (extract the drawing elements such as the image, etc., convert each drawing element into a tree-like horns tree ( Purging), based on this horn tree, expand (render) rendering elements into display data (for example, bitmap data), which will be referred to as rendering data.
- the frame change process 907 is shown at the top ⁇ Displayed in the window displayed at the bottom of the window ⁇
- the frame change process is not necessarily performed as the independent frame change process 907 as described above.
- the frame change process may be prepared as a sub-process in each window execution process.
- Window display process 9 1 2 receives rendering data obtained based on the markup language document data from each window execution process, and the user interface control process 9 It generates display image data (for example, bitmap data) that displays the corresponding rendering data in the browser, and passes this to the display monitor 604.
- the display image data passed from the window display process 9 1 2 to the display driver 6 0 5 is, for example, the display area (window) 4 0 1 as shown in FIGS.
- a browser window with tabs for switching 4 0 2 a to 4 0 2 d displays the result corresponding to the window of the top fid! It is
- the flash memory 6 0 8 stores the URL of the mark-up plan gauge document to be displayed in each tab window at start-up; data 9 1 3 stores it as an empty tab (described in the corresponding window). Should be a tab in the state that the markup language document is not defined.The same as the following) occurred: ⁇ ⁇ , data to specify the markup language document to be displayed in the corresponding tab 9 1 4 ("empty tab data" and Store etc).
- step S 1 0 0 1 the hardware button corresponding to the second window execution process 9 0 9 is pressed (step S 1 0 0 1) while the first window execution process 9 0 8 is at the top.
- the user interface control process 900 which grasps and manages the current screen determines whether the pressed hardware port corresponds to the window opened as the top layer (step S 1) 0 0 2).
- the user interface control process 902 instructs the tab window switching process 902 to switch the tab window.
- the tab window switching process 906 receives the instruction, it instructs the second window execution process 909 to execute the process.
- the second window execution process 909 which received this instruction acquires predetermined markup language document data, processes HTML parser (step S801), and renders HTML (step S803). Do and pass rendering data as a result to the windowing process 9 1 2.
- window execution processes 9 0 8, 9 1 0, 9 1 1 similarly process the corresponding markup language document and pass the rendering data to the windowing process 9 1 2 received rendering data from each window execution process
- the window display process 9 1 2 generates display image data corresponding to the current top layer window grasped and managed by the user interface controller process 0 2 0 and passes it to the display driver 6 0 4.
- the display driver 600 causes the display 605 to display the state in which the content of the markup language document acquired by the second window execution process 909 is the top iidi (step S 10 0 3).
- the contents of the pressed hardware button and the contents of the markup language document associated with the tab corresponding to the hardware button are displayed in the top layer instead of the previously displayed contents, and the user can It will be ready for viewing.
- step S1002 the pressed hardware button is at the top.
- the user interface control process 9002 issues an instruction to another process to execute a predetermined process. By performing such processing, it becomes possible to use the same hardware button as two processing instruction buttons for tab window switching processing and other processing, and it becomes possible to divide a limited number of buttons. It is possible to effectively use a remote controller without power.
- the inter-frame active state can be used. The state may be switched. Also, if the Markup Language document does not have a frame structure, (1) generate an url input dialog for the user to acquire a new markup language document; (2) display a ⁇ dialog; (3) It is possible to execute processing such as displaying bookmarked UR L-views.
- the setting of “predetermined processing” may be performed by the manufacturer or the like at the time of product shipment, or by the user.
- the browser apparatus has the same number of tabs as the hardware buttons of the remote controller 50 (61 1). However, as the user follows links and browses various markup language documents, the mark is open. It is also possible for the number of kappa language documents to be less than the number of tabs. As for such m ⁇ , the tab which is left over, it does not indicate the tab itself. It is thought that the method of suppressing the display, but the user can intuitively understand the relationship between the hardware button and the tab. To do so, it is preferable that hardware buttons and tabs be always the same number. Therefore, in the present embodiment, processing is performed to display the remaining tabs as empty tabs. By doing this, the same number of tabs as hardware buttons will always be displayed on the screen.
- any document may not be opened in the window corresponding to the empty tab, or some may open the mark termination language document corresponding to the empty tap data 9 14. .
- the empty browser is also displayed in the browser apparatus, but if the window corresponding to the empty tab can be effectively used, more information can be provided to the user with a limited number of windows. It will be effective use of hardware resources.
- a new markup language document is opened: ⁇ , using the window corresponding to the empty tab.
- a script for opening a new window is described in the markup language document acquired by the browser, and the user uses the browser to add a new markup language document. There are two cases when requested.
- Figure 13 shows the new mark opening in the newly opened mark-up language document. It is a flow chart showing an example of browser operation when a script for opening a plan gauge document is written.
- the user interface control process 902 detects this script (step S 1 1 0 1) and determines whether the empty tab is in force (step S 1 1 0 2).
- An empty tab does: ⁇ instructs the window execution process 90 8 9 1 1 corresponding to the empty tab to display the information opened by the script in the window corresponding to this empty tab.
- FIG. 10 is a flow diagram showing an operation example of a browser when requesting to open a language document.
- the user requests the browser to open a new Markaplange book. This request is generated, for example, as shown in FIG. 12, Step S 1 0 0 4, when the hardware button corresponding to the tab on the topmost window is pressed. It is executed by being displayed.
- the user interface control process 902 detects this request (step S 1201) and determines if an empty tab is present (step S 1202).
- step S 1 2 0 3 instruct the window execution process 9 0 8 to 9 1 1 corresponding to the empty tab to display information opened according to the user's request in the window corresponding to this empty tab. By doing so, unnecessary windows are not opened on the screen, and the user is not bothered.
- Figure 15 shows that the empty tab is empty; It is an example of a dialog box for making The user can set empty tabs according to such a screen: ⁇ can set how the browser should operate, and can control the browser operation according to the user's needs and preferences.
- a TV apparatus is illustrated as a specific example of the browser apparatus of the present invention.
- the present invention relates to a display such as a game machine, a car navigation apparatus, a video apparatus, a DVD player, etc.
- Content display device power S to display information is included.
- the age at which the window 4 0 1 S is switched the tab currently corresponding to the active window 4 0 1 which is in the highest layer, 4 0 2 a to 4 0 2 d
- the user's line of sight is generally displayed in the window 401. Since the windows 4200 a to 4200 d are displayed outside the window, it may be unclear which window 401 is currently in the top layer and is active. was there.
- the focus display information which is information that visually informs the user that the anchor is focused on, corresponds to the window 401. It is displayed by the window corresponding color which is the target color. Also, according to switching of the focused anchor, the focus display information is moved to the newly focused anchor. For example, the four-way key provided on the remote controller 6 1 1 It is done by the operation of).
- the “focus display information” is information that can be displayed to the user that the anchor force S is selected, such as an underline attached to the anchor, a highlight (reflection), a frame surrounding the fan power, etc. It is. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that a frame surrounding an anchor is displayed as focus display information.
- the "window color” is one color defined for each window, and the window color of one window 401 is determined to be different from the window color of another window 401.
- the browser program displays four windows 1 0 4 from 1 to 4: ⁇ , 1st window 4 0 1 to 4 windows 1 0
- the window correspondence color is “red”, It is defined as “blue”, "green” and “yellow”. Therefore, when the window displayed on the difficult top crane is switched from the first window 401 to the second window 401, the color of the frame surrounding the selected anchor in the window 401 is “ “Red” Force, switch to "Blue”.
- the window-corresponding color may be determined to be the same as or similar to the display color of the tab given to each window, or may be attached to the hardware button corresponding to each window.
- the color and the one! ⁇ May have been defined to be similar colors and may be used.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a process example in which the browser program of the present embodiment displays a frame surrounding an anchor, which is focus display information, in a color corresponding to the window of the window currently displayed in the highest layer. .
- the following shows the focus while referring to Figure 16
- the process of displaying the frame surrounding the anchor, which is information, in the window corresponding color of the window currently displayed on the topmost ⁇ will be described.
- the browser program determines the force at which the focus display information drawing event has occurred (step S 1 3 0 1). This determination is made by the window display process 912. The following can be considered as the focus display information drawing event.
- the focus display information drawing event is not limited to the above (1) to (4), and the frame surrounding the anchor that is other focus display '! F 3 ⁇ 4' is displayed in the window corresponding color of the window displayed at the top.
- the timing that is appropriate to do this may be the occurrence of a focus display information drawing event.
- the browser program repeats steps 1301.
- the browser program is an active tab which is a tab of the window 4 0 1 displayed on the top layer 4 0 2 a It is determined which tab ⁇ 4 0 2 d is (step S 1 3 0 2).
- This judgment is the window display process 9 1 2 is a UI control process It is done by querying the window and notifying the windowing process 9 1 2 of the tab that the UI control process 9 0 2 is the active tab.
- the browser program determines the frame color of the frame which is the focus display information with reference to the focus frame color tape nore (step S1303).
- the browser program prepares the focus frame color table in advance, and the focus frame color table stores the information specifying the tap and the information specifying the frame color in correspondence.
- Information identifying tabs is, for example, tab numbers “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”.
- the information specifying the frame color may be described, for example, by an R G B value, or may be a color number indicated in a color table stored separately.
- the focus frame color table may be of any data format as long as the information specifying the tab and the information specifying the frame color can be stored in correspondence with each other.
- the window display process 9 1 2 receives the tab number of the active tab, the UI control process 9 2, and refers to an array type variable which is a focus frame color table as a subscript, Information that specifies the corresponding frame color is determined as the color of the frame.
- the browser program draws a frame surrounding the focused anchor using the determined frame color (step S1304).
- the drawing process of this frame is performed by the window display process 9 1 2 and is transferred to the display monitor 6 0 4 as the image data of the bit map 7 ⁇ together with the contents in the active window 4 0 1 and displayed.
- which anchor is focused is determined in advance by the processing of HT ML parser S802.
- the color of the frame which is the focus display information is in one-to-one correspondence with the tabs 402a to 402d.
- the user can intuitively grasp that the taps 402a to 402d have been switched and which window 401 is displayed on the top.
- the color of the color button provided on the remote controller 6 1 1 for selecting the tab 4 0 1 and the color of the same or similar colors so that the relationship between the frame color can be intuitively reflected to the user Is preferred.
- FIG. 17 to FIG. 20 are diagrams showing examples of a display screen of a browser including a frame which is focus display information.
- Figure 17 is an example screen with tab 402c active.
- the contents related to the interior are displayed in the window 401, and the image of the chest at the upper left in the window 401 becomes the focused anchor, and the frame image is displayed on the chest image. Is displayed.
- both the color of the tab 402c and the color of the frame 1401 are "yellow", and the user can intuitively understand the relation between the frame and the tab.
- FIG. 18 shows a state in which the focus is shifted to a new anchor when the user operates the four-way key of the remote controller 61 1 from the state shown in FIG.
- the focus is shifted from the image of the chest in the upper left part of the window 401 to the image of the chair I displayed in the lower right part, and the frame 1401 is not displayed and the chair I A frame 1 140 2 surrounding the image is displayed.
- the frame 1501 is displayed in "yellow" in the same manner as the tab 402c and the frame 1401. By this frame 1501, the user can intuitively understand that the tab 402c has not been switched but the focus has shifted.
- FIG. 19 shows a state in which another tab 402 d becomes active by the user operating the color button of the remote controller 61 1 from the state of FIG. Content related to sports is displayed in the window 401, and the image of the soccer player on the left in the window 401 is an anchor with the focus, and the frame of the soccer player's image is displayed. 0 1 is displayed.
- the color of the tab 402 d and the frame 1601 are both “green”, and the user can intuitively understand the relationship between the frame and the tab. As a result, the user perceives that the color of the frame displayed in the window has changed from the previous "yellow” to "fe", and thus the active tab is displayed in "green".
- FIG. 20 shows a state in which the focus is shifted to a new anchor by moving the four-way key of the remote control 61 1 by the user from the state shown in FIG.
- the image of the football on the left in the window 401 is shifted to the image of the baseball player displayed in the center, and the frame 1 6 0 1 force S is not displayed and the baseball player is not displayed.
- a frame 1 7 0 1 surrounding the image of is displayed.
- the frame 1 0 0 1 is displayed as “1 ⁇ 2 J” in the same manner as the tab 4 0 2 c and the frame 1 0 0 1. This frame 1 7 0 1 makes the user not switch the tab 4 0 2 d.
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