JPS63201765A - Chinese-language sentence generating device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To reduce the input operation as much as possible to prevent an operator from forgetting to input a question mark by discriminating a prescribed KANJI (Chinese character) composing an interrogative sentence by a KANJI discriminating part to automatically input the question mark code from a question mark code memory following the KANJI when this KANJI is inputted. CONSTITUTION:A KANJI discriminating part 4 discriminates whether a supplied KANJI code has a characteristic to compose an interrogative sentence or not. If it has this characteristic, the KANJI code is stored in a prescribed address of a sentence memory 6 and the code indicating '?' is taken out from a question mark code memory 5 and is stored in the following address of the sentence memory. The KANJI code and the mark code stored in the sentence memory 6 in this manner are successively supplied to a character developing parts 9 and are developed to prescribed dot patterns and are displayed out on a display part 11. Consequently, when the KANJI which has the characteristic to compose an interrogative sentence is inputted, question mark '?' is automatically inputted following this KANJI. Thus, the input operation is reduced as much as possible to prevent the operator from forgetting to input the question mark.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention is applicable to the alphabet 1. inputted from the input section. a kanji conversion unit that converts kanji into kanji codes; a text memory that stores the kanji codes converted in the kanji conversion unit; a character conversion unit that converts the kanji codes into characters; and a character conversion unit that converts the kanji codes into characters. The present invention relates to a Chinese sentence creation device equipped with a display section for displaying.

<Prior art> Traditionally, in Chinese, interrogative sentences have a question mark at the end? ”
Usually, it is attached. Therefore, when creating a question sentence using a conventional Chinese sentence creation device, after inputting this question sentence? An operation was being performed to input ゛′.

On the other hand, in Chinese, there are kanji that follow declarative sentences and have the characteristic of forming interrogative sentences, such as the kanji ゛′吻PA, which is usually followed by a question mark? ” is attached.

<Problem that the invention seeks to solve> However, if you enter a kanji that has the property of forming a question, then a question mark! Is it very cumbersome to enter +911? ” There was a risk of forgetting to input it.

The present invention was made in view of the drawbacks of the prior art, and when a kanji character that has the characteristic of forming a question sentence is entered, it is automatically turned into a question mark. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a Chinese sentence creation device that minimizes input operations and prevents forgetting to input a question mark by inputting `` after this Chinese character.

Means for Solving Problems> The present invention provides a kanji conversion unit that converts alphabets input from an input unit into kanji codes, a text memory that stores the kanji codes converted in the kanji conversion unit, and a kanji code conversion unit that converts alphabets input from an input unit into kanji codes. In a Chinese sentence creation device that is equipped with a character conversion section that converts a code into a character and a display section that displays the kanji that have been converted into characters, it is determined whether or not a predetermined kanji that forms a question sentence has been input. It is equipped with a kanji character identification section and a question mark code memory in which a question mark code is stored, and when a predetermined kanji character forming a question sentence is input, the question mark code is automatically selected from the question mark code memory identified by the kanji identification section. It is characterized by being input after the kanji.

<Operation> The Chinese text creation device of the present invention first inputs the language to be converted into kanji by inputting the alphabet (alphabetic input) from the input section, and then converts it into a kanji code in the kanji conversion section and supplies it to the kanji identification section. Ru.

The kanji identification section determines whether the supplied kanji code has the characteristics of forming an interrogative sentence, and if not, stores the kanji code at a predetermined address in the text memory.

Also, if the kanji code has the characteristic of forming a question, the kanji code is stored at a predetermined address in the sentence memory, and at the same time, from the question mark code memory? ” is taken out and stored in the next address of the text memory. In this way, the kanji code and code code etc. stored in the text memory are sequentially supplied to the character conversion unit and converted into a predetermined dot pattern. , is displayed and output on the display section.

Therefore, if you enter a kanji that has the property of forming a question, it will automatically become a question mark. By inputting `` after this kanji, input operations can be minimized and the question mark can be prevented from being forgotten.

<Example> Hereinafter, the Chinese sentence creation device of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the Chinese text creation device of the present invention.
This is a diagram.

In the figure, l is an input part having a keyboard for inputting Chinese characters in pinyin (double sounds), and 2 is a kanji code by referring to the dictionary part 3 to convert the language input into kanji into kanji input by the input part I. 4 is a kanji identification unit that determines whether the input kanji code is a kanji code representing an interrogative sentence. 5 is a kanji identification unit that converts the input kanji code into a kanji code that represents an interrogative sentence. When storing the kanji in the sentence memory 6, the question mark code memory 7 stores the question mark code that is automatically stored in the address next to the address of this kanji code. an address control unit that controls the data to be stored at a predetermined address; 8, an erasure processing unit that erases the kanji code and code code stored in the text memory when the erasure key is operated; 9, a memory that is stored in the text memory 6; A character transformation section that transforms the contents of the content into each character,
Reference numeral 10 denotes a display memory for storing the contents converted into characters by the character conversion section 9, and numeral 11 denotes a display section for outputting the contents of the display memory 10.

FIG. 2 shows the operation of the Chinese text creation device of the present invention by inputting the language to be converted into Kanji (Sl) and supplying it to the Kanji conversion section 2. The kanji conversion unit 2 converts the supplied language code into a kanji code by referring to the dictionary unit 3 (S2), and supplies the code to the kanji identification unit 4. Kanji identification part 4
Then, the supplied kanji code is T ll+, which represents the interrogative sentence.
, +1 (S3), and if not, the Kanji code is stored at a predetermined address in the text memory 6 (S4). If the code represents 1”,
Vaginal opening 55 Stores the kanji code at a predetermined address in the text memory 6 (S5), and also stores the kanji code from the question mark code memory 5? ” is extracted and stored in the next address of the text memory 6 (S6).
7) If you want to continue, repeat this operation. The kanji codes, code codes, etc. stored in the text memory 6 in this way are sequentially supplied to the character conversion unit 9 and converted into a predetermined dot pattern, and are held in the display memory IO and displayed on the display unit 11. Displayed and output.

For example, Figure 6 shows the order of input operations when inputting ``杵到陵東沙? (Japanese: Have you ever been to the northeast?) using a conventional Chinese sentence creation device. As you can see from the diagram, we input "笥" after the declarative sentence to make it an interrogative sentence, and then も? ”, and the input operation is complicated.

On the other hand, FIG. 3 shows the order of input operations when inputting the above interrogative sentences using the Chinese sentence creation device of the present invention. ?"but,
Since it is input after the kanji, there is no need to input "?" like in the past, and there is no need to forget to input it, making it possible to perform efficient Chinese input operations.

4 to 7 are for showing another invention of the present application. The present invention is based on the above-mentioned first invention. This is an attempt to utilize the connectivity with `` when erasing data, and this will be explained below.

FIG. 4 shows the operational flow of the invention of the water bottle 2, which will be explained with reference to the block diagram of FIG. 3.

Before performing the deletion operation, give an instruction to move the cursor to the position of the kanji to be deleted from the input section l (StO).
. As a result, the address control section 7 instructs the corresponding address in the text memory 6, and then, if an erasure instruction is input from the input section 1, the erasure processing section 8 instructs the address stored in the text memory 6. The kanji identification unit 4 reads out the kanji code and supplies it to the kanji identification unit 4. The kanji identification unit 4 checks whether the supplied kanji code is a code representing “Ichiriki” (511), and sends the result to the erasure processing unit 8. If the check result is not "17", the deletion processing unit 8 deletes the kanji code from the text memory 6 (S12), and if it is "17", Delete the relevant kanji code from the text memory 6 (s x,
9. ), the kanji code stored at the next address is read out and supplied to the kanji identification unit 4, and ++ ?
Check whether the code is +1 (514)
, 1? ”, further delete the code (S15)
. Determine whether or not to continue the deletion process (S6), and if you wish to continue, repeat these processes.

Figure 7 shows the order of operations for erasing instructions when erasing `` (++ probos + 1 and ?'' attached to the question) at the end of a question using a conventional Chinese sentence creation device. When you point the cursor to ``su-taku'' and input the deletion instruction, ``10ka'' is deleted.At this time, even though the interrogative becomes a declarative sentence due to the deletion of ``proboscis'', `` ?" is attached, so it is necessary to input the deletion instruction again to delete the deletion instruction, and the operation of inputting the deletion instruction is complicated.

On the other hand, Figure 5 shows the state when the Chinese sentence creation device of the invention of Canteen 2 deletes the "'nose" at the end of the above interrogative sentence, which is clear from the figure. As,
If you delete ``+1'', the subsequent ?'' will also be automatically deleted, allowing for efficient Chinese proofreading operations.

<Effect> As explained above, the present invention includes a kanji conversion section that converts alphabets input from the input section into kanji codes, and an i
In a Chinese text creation device comprising a text memory for storing kanji codes converted in a kanji conversion section, a character conversion section for converting the kanji codes into characters, and a display section for displaying the kanji converted into characters. , a kanji identification unit that identifies whether or not a predetermined kanji character forming an interrogative sentence has been input, and a question mark code memory storing a question mark code; A Chinese sentence creation device that is characterized by automatically inputting a question mark code after a kanji character identified by a kanji recognition unit from a question mark code memory, which minimizes input operations and prevents forgetting to input a question mark. can be provided.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the Chinese text creation device of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a flow chart showing the operation of the device,
Figure 3 is a diagram showing the sequence of operations for inputting interrogative sentences in the same device, Figure 4 is a flowchart showing the operation for erasing the kanji character and question mark representing interrogative sentences, and Figure 5 is a diagram showing interrogative sentences in the same device. Figure 6 shows the sequence of operations for erasing kanji and question marks. Figure 6 is a diagram showing the sequence of operations for inputting interrogative sentences in a conventional device. Figure 7 shows how to delete kanji and question marks representing interrogative sentences in a conventional device. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the order of operations when 1: Input section 2: Kanji conversion section 4: Kanji identification section 5: Question mark code memory 62 sentence memory 9: Character conversion section 11: Display section Agent Patent attorney Takeshi Sugiyama (and 1 other person) 3rd ■ Oni SI. ■The 5th figure of the book ■ The 5th figure of the book ■ The 5th picture of the 2nd place of the F6 figure. , bōτ- ■Baoto 娃く東■Buanto 1i3F! Jga, Figure 7

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A kanji conversion unit that converts alphabets input from an input unit into kanji codes, a text memory that stores the kanji codes converted by the kanji conversion unit, and converts the kanji codes into characters. In a Chinese sentence creation device, the device includes a character inversion section that displays a character inversion, and a display section that displays a kanji that has been converted into a character, a kanji recognition section that identifies whether or not a predetermined kanji forming a question has been input, and a question mark. and a question mark code memory storing a code, and when a predetermined kanji forming a question sentence is input, a question mark code is automatically input after the kanji from the question mark code memory identified by the kanji identification section. A Chinese sentence creation device featuring: 2. The Chinese text according to claim 1, characterized in that in response to erasure of a predetermined kanji character forming a question sentence, a question mark attached after the kanji character is also automatically erased. Creation device.