JPH0380362A - Document processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve processing efficiency by selecting a desired KANJI(Chinese character) inscription containing a selected element when it is displayed. CONSTITUTION:An element comprising the KANJI inscription, for example, (tsukuri(the right-hand radical)) or (hen(the left-hand radical)), etc., are displayed on a display means 2 in sequence of, for example, the number of strokes, and also, when a specific element is selected out of plural displayed elements((tsukuri) and (hen), etc.) with a selection means 3, a KANJI inscription group containing the selected element is displayed. When the desired KANJI inscription is selected with the selection means 3, a selected desired KANJI inscription is fetched in the document. Thereby, the desired KANJI inscription can be fetched in the document. Also, a KANJI code corresponding to the desired KANJI inscription is retrieved, and no KANJI input is required, therefore, the operability of the KANJI input and the processing efficiency can be improved.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a document processing device for inputting selected kanji notation into a document.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, when inputting kanji in a document processing device such as a word processor, after inputting the reading of the kanji in kana,
You can input the desired kanji by converting kana to kanji by operating the conversion key, input the desired kanji by specifying the number of strokes of the kanji, or input the desired kanji by specifying the radical and converting the radical. [Problem to be Solved by the Invention] By the way, in the above-mentioned conventional document processing device, the reading, code or number of strokes, radical reading, etc. of the kanji to be input, etc. are available.
It is assumed that the user knows the kanji, and if the user does not know the pronunciation of the kanji, he or she cannot input the kanji.

For example, if someone else's handwritten document has Japanese Industrial Standards (JI)
In some cases, the kanji may include Level 1 and Level 2 kanji defined in S), and especially in the case of kanji that are not often used on a daily basis, you may not know the pronunciation of the kanji, or
I can't type kanji because I vaguely remember them.

Furthermore, if you do not remember how to read a kanji correctly or remember it incorrectly, the desired kanji may not be converted to kanji even if you input the kanji reading in kana.

Furthermore, if you don't know the reading of the kanji and you don't know the reading of the radical at all or don't understand it accurately,
Unable to input desired kanji.

In addition, with the method of inputting kanji codes, it goes without saying that you do not have to remember the kanji code that corresponds to the desired kanji, and it is also difficult to search for each kanji code by looking at the manual (JIS Kanji Kanji Bee 1 table). It's tedious, time-consuming, and inefficient.

As explained above, conventional document processing devices have drawbacks such as not being able to input desired kanji, taking time to input kanji, and poor processing efficiency in document processing such as document creation and editing.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a document processing device that can eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and improve the processing efficiency of document processing.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention provides a display means, such as a display, for displaying image information such as a predetermined kanji notation, and a display device that displays the elements corresponding to a plurality of different elements constituting the kanji notation. When a desired element displayed on a storage means such as a RAM or the like that stores a kanji notation containing the selected element is selected, and a desired kanji notation that includes the selected element is displayed on the display means. and a selection means, such as a mouse, for selecting the Kanji notation.

[Effect]

In the present invention, the display means displays the elements constituting the kanji notation, such as ゛zukuri'' and ``biased degree'' in the order of the number of strokes, and the selection means selects the displayed elements (``zukuri''). ”, “bias”, etc.), the kanji notation group that includes the selected element is displayed.

When a desired Kanji notation is selected by the selection means, the selected desired Kanji notation is incorporated into the document.

〔Example〕

Embodiments of a document processing device according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a document processing device according to the present invention. In the figure, the input device 1 includes a keyboard equipped with various character keys such as hiragana characters and katakana characters, and function keys such as a next candidate key, a kanji conversion key, and a kanji notation display key for instructing to display kanji notation. It is used to input character strings of pronunciations, etc.

The display device 2 displays edited documents and input character strings of readings, and also displays parts of the kanji notation, that is, the elements that make up the kanji notation, such as
radicals) and kanji notation.

For example, the instruction 1f13 is #R17jc from the mouse,
It is connected to the human-sized bag M2, and selects the desired kanji notation element displayed on the display device 2, the desired kanji notation, etc.

The input M control device 4 edits the character string converted by the character conversion section 5, which will be described later, according to a preset format, determines the content selected by the instruction device 3, and converts the selected kanji. It has a document editing function that allows you to import notations into documents.

The character conversion unit 5 converts a character string inputted from the input device 1 via the input control device 4 into a corresponding character string mixed with kanji using the dictionary 6 for kana-kanji conversion, and
This converted character string containing kanji is sent to the input control device 4.

In addition to the kanji notation corresponding to the character string of the reading, the dictionary 6 includes each element corresponding to the kanji notation elements (hereinafter referred to as radicals) such as tsukurishabia, as shown in Figure 2. The kanji notation group that includes the element is registered as lower-level information. That is, in the embodiment, the relationship between an element and the kanji notation group that includes the element is a tree structure.

The storage unit 7 stores kanji palette display information for setting an area for displaying radicals and kanji notations, radicals and kanji notations read from the dictionary 6, character strings input by the input device 1, etc. Remember.

Next, the kanji input processing operation of the document processing apparatus will be explained based on the flowchart shown in FIG.

First, when a user is inputting a handwritten document by operating the input device 1, for example, the user may use kanji notation that the user does not know how to read,
Alternatively, if the user does not know the reading of the radical and is unable to input kanji, the user presses the kanji notation display key provided on the input device 1.

When the user presses the kanji notation display key, the input control device 4 first displays a kanji palette on the display device 2 (step 1), and then displays radicals in the kanji palette 40 as shown in FIG. (step 2), and it is determined whether the user has selected the desired radical from among the radicals displayed in the kanji palette 40 (step 3). If no radical is selected and the next candidate key is pressed to display the next radical combination in the kanji palette 40 (step 4), it is determined whether or not the next candidate key is pressed. The steps after this step are executed, and if the button is pressed in the opposite direction, the process returns to step 2 and the steps after this step are executed.

When displaying the above radicals in the kanji palette, the radicals may be displayed in sequence according to the number of strokes of the radical depending on the user's operation of the next candidate key, or they can be displayed in the kanji palette. The number may be displayed in units of numbers (eight in the embodiment).

By the way, when a desired radical is selected in step 3 above, for example, when the radical 41 of "kako" is selected among the radical contents shown in FIG. As shown in the figure, the kanji notation that includes the selected radical is displayed in the kanji palette 40, in this case, the kanji notation that includes the radical "fire" (step 5), and the user It is determined whether the desired kanji notation has been selected from the kanji notation group displayed by (step 6)
.

Then, if the desired kanji notation is selected, the input control device 4 imports the kanji notation into the document (step 7), and on the other hand, if the desired kanji notation is not selected, the input control device 4 imports the kanji notation into the document (step 7). In step 8), if there are still kanji notation candidates remaining, the user selects the next candidate kanji notation in the kanji palette 40. It is necessary to determine whether the next candidate key has been pressed to display the screen.9)
, as a result of this judgment, if it is not pressed, step 8
Return to step 5 and execute the steps after this step, and if the button is pressed in the opposite direction, return to step 5 and execute the steps after this step. That is, the user continues to press the next candidate key until the desired kanji notation is displayed in the kanji palette.

If the last kanji notation candidate is displayed in step 9 above, an error message will be displayed indicating that the desired kanji notation that includes the selected radical is not registered in the dictionary 6 (step 9). Whelk 10).

As explained above, according to this embodiment, even if you do not know the reading of a kanji notation or the reading of a radical (an element of kanji notation), you can use the radicals displayed in the kanji palette. By selecting a desired radical from , and selecting the desired kanji notation from among the kanji notations that include the selected radical displayed in the kanji palette, the desired kanji notation can be added to the document. can be imported.

Further, according to the above embodiment, there is no need to search for a kanji code corresponding to a desired kanji notation and input kanji, thereby improving the operability and processing efficiency of kanji input.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, according to the present invention, a desired element of the kanji notation displayed on the display means is selected, and a desired element is selected from among the kanji notation displayed on the display means that includes the previously selected desired element. By selecting a kanji notation, the selected kanji notation is imported into the document, so even if you do not know the reading of the kanji notation or the reading of the element of the kanji notation, you can use the storage method. There is an advantage that the desired kanji notation can be input as long as it is registered in the kanji notation.

In addition, if you do not know the reading of a desired kanji notation or the reading of an element (N-head) of the kanji notation, refer to a kanji code table, etc., and enter the kanji code corresponding to the desired kanji notation, as in the past. There is no need to input kanji, and kanji can be input quickly, making it possible to improve the processing efficiency of document processing such as document creation and editing.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of a document processing device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the relationship between radicals and kanji notation,
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the kanji input processing operation of the document processing device, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are diagrams showing examples of display contents displayed in the kanji palette. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Input device, 2... Display device, 3... Instruction device, 4... Input control device, 5... Character conversion device, 6
...Dictionary, 7...Storage section. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 5

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a document processing device that inputs a selected kanji notation displayed on a display means into a document, a kanji notation that includes a plurality of different elements constituting the kanji notation is provided. a storage means for storing; and a selection means for selecting a desired element displayed on the display means and selecting a desired Kanji representation that includes the selected element when the desired Kanji representation is displayed on the display means; A document processing device comprising: