JPH0227699B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a document creation device equipped with a document title registration function, and in particular, when a document to be created is given a title from the beginning, it is registered as the title, and if the title is The present invention relates to a document creation device having a document title registration function, which is configured to register the beginning of a document as a title if the title is not assigned.

For example, you can display kana characters input from an input device such as a keyboard on the display, and convert the input kana characters to kanji if necessary.
Alternatively, in a document creation device that is configured to create a document while making corrections and store the created document in a document file, multiple documents are stored in the document file and the stored documents can be transferred to a printer or It is often output selectively on a display or the like. In such cases, if a title is given to the document, the documents stored in the document file can be properly identified when the title is displayed as a list on the display.
It becomes possible to quickly read the required document.

Therefore, when storing a document in a document file, it is required to give it a title in advance, but when creating a document, it is quite difficult to give it an appropriate title. The problem arises that there is a delay.

Therefore, the present invention solves these problems and makes it possible to very easily give a title to a document to be stored in a document file.
Of course, documents that have already been given a title before inputting the document will use that title, but for documents that have not been given a title, the document title registration function is configured to input the first part of the document as the title. The object of the present invention is to provide a document creation device with a document title registration function, and for this purpose, the document creation device of the present invention includes an input means for inputting characters, a display means, In a document creation device that creates a document by displaying characters input from the input means on the display means, is there an instruction means for instructing registration of the title of the created document, and whether the title of the created document is input in advance? a title presence/absence display section that displays whether or not the document is rejected according to an instruction from the instruction means; a document holding section that stores the created document; a title registration buffer that stores the title of the created document; an extraction means for extracting the first part of the stored document; a selection means for selecting either the output of the extraction means or the content of the title registration buffer according to the output of the title presence/absence display section; A title buffer in which the output of the means is stored, and when the instruction means instructs title registration, characters representing the title of the document inputted from the input means are transferred to the title registration buffer, and the contents of the title buffer are stored. a title registration control section configured to clear the information and to display in the title presence/absence display section that a title registration instruction has been given, and to display that fact in the title presence/absence display section when there is no title registration instruction; and a document title registration function characterized in that the content of the title registration buffer input from the input means or the content of the first part of the created document is set as the title of the created document. It is characterized by

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.

In the figure, 1 is a keyboard, 2 is a keyboard control section, 3 is a title registration control section, 4 is a document creation control section,
5 is a document buffer, 6 is a leading part sending section, 7 is a title registration flag, 8 is a title registration buffer, 9 is a title buffer, 10 is a cursor position control section, 11 is an X
12 is a Y position buffer, 13 is a registration control section, 14 is a screen control section, 15 is a screen buffer, 16 is a display, 17 is a title selection section, 1
8 is a document buffer section.

The keyboard 1 is used to input characters, symbols, etc. of a document to be created, and when inputting characters containing a mixture of kanji, the characters are input in kana reading using the kana character keys. Then, a conversion key is provided which is used when reading kanji from a dictionary (not shown). This external keyboard 1 has number keys and cursor movement keys (cursor back, cursor forward, cursor up, cursor down).
In addition, a title registration key 1-1, a title registration end key 1-2, etc. are provided.

The keyboard control unit 2 identifies the signal transmitted from the keyboard 1 and performs control accordingly.
For example, when kana characters are input from the keyboard 1, this is sent to the document creation control section 4, but when kana characters are input after the title registration key is pressed, this is transmitted to the title registration buffer 8.
Furthermore, when a cursor movement key is pressed on the keyboard 1, this is identified and transmitted to the cursor position control section 10.

The title registration control section 3 performs various controls as described below in order to register a title for a document to be created.

The document creation control unit 4 performs various controls for document creation, and when a kana character is input from the keyboard 1, it sets it in the document buffer 5 and displays it on the display 16. The information is transmitted to the control unit 14.

The documents to be created are sequentially stored in the document buffer section 18 in the document holding section 5 based on the input from the keyboard 1.
At the same time, a leading part extractor 6 is provided to send out the leading part of the document. The title buffer 9 operates to transmit the first line of the title to the title buffer 9. The created document is stored in a document file (not shown).

The title registration flag 7 indicates whether a special title has been given to the document to be created, and if a special title exists based on the operation on the keyboard 1, which will be described later, "1" is output. If it does not exist, "0" is output.

The title registration buffer 8 is set to the title when the above-mentioned special title exists.
This is also temporarily set when the specified part is set as the title by moving the cursor. In the title buffer 9, the title registered by the document is temporarily set via either the document buffer 5 or the title registration buffer 8, and after the title is determined and set there. , which is stored in a document file (not shown).

The cursor position control unit 10 generates a control signal to move a cursor on the display 16 when a cursor movement key is operated on the keyboard 1, and recognizes the position of the cursor. The X position buffer 11 and the Y position buffer 12 are used to set the X and Y coordinates where the cursor is located.

The registration control unit 13 uses a cursor scan detection unit 13-1 to detect the range scanned by the cursor among the sentences displayed on the display 16, and displays this display portion on the screen buffer 15 via the screen control unit 14.
This control performs control to read the title and register it as a title.

The screen control unit 14 controls the display on the display 16, and the screen buffer 15 controls display items such as characters, symbols, and cursors displayed on the display 16 according to the position of the display surface. This is the buffer to be set.

The display 16 shows various displays for document creation. For example, a kana reading input is displayed, or a kanji read from a kanji dictionary is displayed, and the operator can select whether or not it is the one he or she needs.

The title selection section 17 includes gates G ₁ and G ₂ .

Next, based on FIG. 1, a case in which a document title is specifically registered will be explained.

(1) If no special title is specified.

To create a document, an operator operates the keyboard 1 to input characters for the document using the character keys, and starts the document creation operation. These input characters are transmitted to the document creation control section 4 via the keyboard control section 2 and set in the document holding section 5. The input characters are then input to the screen buffer 15 via the screen control section 14 and displayed on the display 16. If no special title is given, the title registration flag 7 outputs "0", which turns the gate G1 on, but turns the gate G2 off. Therefore, the first character of the document stored in the document holding section 5 is sent out by the leading part sending section 6 and set in the title buffer 9 via the gate G1. By thus setting the characters for the document from the keyboard 1 into the document holding section 5, they are also input into the title buffer 9. For example, when one line is sent to the title buffer 9, even if there is a character input to the document holding section 5, the leading part extraction section 6 will stop outputting, so the title buffer 9 will have the title at the timing of document creation. First part 1 of the document registered as
The line will be automatically filled in. If the first line of the document is modified, the contents of the title buffer 9 will be automatically modified accordingly.

(2) If a special title is specified.

In this case, the operator presses the title registration key 1-1 provided on the keyboard 1. This signal is transmitted to the title registration control section 3 via the keyboard control section 2, and is detected by the title registration key detection section 3-1. Based on this detection, the title registration control section 3 sets this title in the title registration buffer 8 when the operator presses a character key to input a title. Then press title registration end key 1-2.
The title registration end key detection unit 3-2 detects this,
The clear signal output section 3-2 of the title registration control section 3 first generates a clear signal to the title buffer 9, and after clearing it, sets the title registration flag 7 to "1". As a result, the gate G1 is turned off and the gate G2 is turned on, so that the title set in the title registration buffer 8 is transferred to the title buffer 9. This title registration operation may be performed at the beginning, end, or middle of document creation.
In the last case and in the middle, the first line when inputting the document at the time of document creation is set in the title buffer 9 as explained in (1) above, but this is due to the title registration end key as described above. When 1-2 is pressed, the clear signal generated from the title registration control section 3 clears the screen.

(3) When using the display content specified with the cursor as the title.

The operator operates the cursor movement keys on the keyboard 1 to position the cursor under the desired display on the display 16, and then presses the title registration key. With this signal applied via the keyboard control section 2, the cursor scanning detection section 13-1 of the registration control section 13 reads the coordinate position of the cursor at this time from the X position buffer 11 and the Y position buffer 12. The operator then moves the cursor under the display that should be the title and presses the execution key provided on the keyboard 1. As a result, the cursor scanning detection section 13-1 of the registration control section 13 similarly reads the final position of the cursor from the X position buffer 11 and the Y position buffer 12. Based on the scanning area of the cursor obtained in this way, a command is generated to the screen control section 14, and the screen control section 14
This causes the characters written in the scanning area of the cursor to be read from the screen buffer 15. The registration control section 13 transmits the characters thus read to the title registration control section 3. The title registration control unit 3 sets these characters in the title registration buffer 8, and then its clear signal output unit 3-3 generates a clear signal to the title buffer 9, and after clearing this, it sets the title registration flag 7. Set it to “1”. The title set in the title registration buffer 8 and designated by scanning the cursor is thus transferred to the title buffer 9.

Of course, the title set in the title buffer 9 in (1), (2), and (3) above is stored together with the document in a document file (not shown). Then, by reading the document list from the keyboard, the document number and title as shown by dotted lines are displayed as shown in FIG. Thus, the operator can easily identify the documents to be selected. For example, if you need document No. 4, press the number key of that number from keyboard 1 (in this case, press "4") to retrieve this document.
4 are read out from the document file, displayed on the display 16, and can be printed out if necessary.

As explained above, according to the present invention, it is possible to register the title of a document, as well as when a title is assigned.
Even if it is not attached, it can be attached very easily, so it is possible to provide a document creation device that can greatly improve document creation efficiency.

In the above description, the first line of the document is used as the title when no title is given or specified, but the present invention is of course not limited to this.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram when a title display list is displayed on the display. In the figure, 1 is a keyboard, 2 is a keyboard control section, 3 is a title registration control section, 4 is a document creation control section,
5 is a document holding section, 6 is a leading part extraction section, 7 is a title registration flag, 8 is a title registration buffer, 9 is a title buffer, 10 is a cursor position control section, 11 is an X position buffer, 12 is a Y position buffer, 13 14 is a registration control section, 14 is a screen control section, 15 is a screen buffer, 16 is a display, 17 is a title selection section, 1
8 indicates a document buffer section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A document creation device that is provided with an input means 1 for inputting characters and a display means 16, and that creates a document by displaying characters input from the input means on the display means. instruction means 1-1, 1-2 for instructing document title registration; a title presence/absence display section 7 for displaying whether or not the title of the created document has been input in advance in response to an instruction from the instruction means; a document holding unit 5 for storing the created document; a title registration buffer 8 for storing the title of the created document; an extraction means 6 for extracting the beginning part of the document stored in the document holding unit; a selection means 17 for selecting either the output of the extraction means or the content of the title registration buffer according to the output of the presence/absence display section; a title buffer 9 in which the output of the selection means is stored; and the instruction means. When an instruction to register a title is given by a title registration control section 3 configured to display that an instruction has been given, and to display that on the title presence/absence display section when there is no instruction for title registration; A document creation device comprising a document title registration function that sets the content of a buffer or the content of the first part of a created document as the title of a created document.