JPH1166061A - Information processor, and computer readable recording medium recorded with information processing program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To automatically output the array of KANJI (Chinese character) what is called a substitute character by outputting individual KANJI representations converted by a conversion means converting data into the KANJI representations by referring to a dictionary means as conversion candidates. SOLUTION: CPU 1, an address/data bus 2, CGROM 3, VRAM 4 and a display controller 5 are provided. The type of a substitute character dictionary and the type of delimitation are designated and a KANA character string is inputted. Then, regular conversion and retrieval are executed. A retrieval result is judged. When it does not exist, a system shifts to a substitute character conversion processing. The type of delimitation is judged from designated information. When the delimitation of plural characters is set, a retrieval character string is delimitated in plural character units. The type of a substitute character dictionary is referred to and the substitute character dictionary is retrieved based on the information. When a conversion result exists as the result of retrieval, the candidate is displayed and a decision processing is executed when a decision key is depressed. Then, data is displayed on a display screen.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an information processing apparatus such as a word processor, a DTP, and a personal computer, and a computer-readable recording medium storing an information processing program.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In an information processing apparatus such as a word processor and a personal computer, a kanji conversion is performed by pressing a conversion key or the like on an input character string to obtain a desired character. Have been done.

[0003] Such processing is performed in Japanese because the number of characters is much larger than that of alphanumeric characters.
For example, in the case of Chinese characters such as guess letters, the dictionary is not extensive and it cannot be said that it is still functioning sufficiently.
When you want to use your own notation with the name and naming of a coffee shop or a little sense of play, the user has to input using word-by-word conversion and punctuation.

[0004] Further, in private document conversion other than today's public documents, the utility of guess letters in particular may lead to the individual expression of the creator.

[0005] The guess character used here refers to a normal kanji character that is usually used on a daily basis, such as "as expected" → "style". However, there are cases where it is desired to apply a witty kanji character that is more suitable for oneself. is there. On the other hand, if a normal character kana-kanji conversion dictionary is equipped with a guess character dictionary, it may be a source of erroneous conversion, and it cannot be incorporated, adding sensibility, and adding a witty and unusual document. It took time to make.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made for the purpose of solving the above-mentioned problems, and the invention according to claim 1 comprises an input means for inputting a kana character string, a heading, and a heading. Dictionary means for associating kanji notations in sounds or kun, division means for dividing kana character strings input from the input means, and kana character strings divided by the division means, the dictionary means An information processing apparatus comprising: a conversion unit that converts a kanji notation into a kanji notation by referring to a kanji notation; and an output unit that outputs individual kanji notations converted by the conversion unit as conversion candidates.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the first aspect, the dictionary means adds and stores sensitivity information for each kanji notation, and designates the sensitivity information. The information processing apparatus is characterized in that the conversion means converts the kanji information into Kanji notation to which kansei information designated by the designation means is added.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the first aspect, the dictionary means has at least kansei information of katakana, and a kana character string inputted from the input means is generally used. In a case where the data is expressed in katakana notation, the conversion means converts the data into kanji notation to which kansei information of katakana of the dictionary means is added.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an input means for inputting a kana character string, a dictionary means for associating a heading with a kanji notation having the heading in a sound or a kun, and inputting from the input means. Dividing means for dividing a kana character string, converting means for converting each kana character string divided by the dividing means into kanji notation with reference to the dictionary means, and converting each kana character string by the converting means. And a computer-readable recording medium that records an information processing program for realizing an output unit that outputs the Chinese character notation as a conversion candidate.

[0010]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited by this.

FIG. 1 is a system block diagram of an apparatus employing the present invention. In FIG. 1, a device employing the present invention includes a CPU 1, an address and data bus 2, a CGR,
OM 3, VRAM 4, display controller 5, display device 6, FD controller 7, FD 8, printer controller 9, printer 10, program memory 11, RAM 12, dictionary storage memory 13, keyboard controller 14, a keyboard 15, and a program medium 16.

The CPU 1 controls the entire apparatus and transfers data by executing a program stored in a program memory 11. The address and data bus 2 exchanges data of each component of the device. C
The GROM 3 holds bitmap and outline font data such as characters and symbols that can be displayed / printed by this apparatus.

The VRAM 4 stores one coordinate on the screen of the display device.
It has a one-to-one address configuration and holds the displayed screen in a bitmap. Display controller 5
Displays one screen of display data held in the VRAM 4 on a display device 6 such as a liquid crystal display or a CRT in real time.

The FD controller 7 controls the FD 8 to store and recall data and the like. Printer controller 9
Controls the printer 10 to print the image data stored in the RAM 12.

The program memory 11 holds a control program referred to by the CPU 1 for controlling the device. The RAM 12 stores data used when the CPU 1 controls and edits the apparatus. Dictionary storage memory 1
Reference numeral 3 stores first and second dictionary data.

The keyboard controller 14 passes the key code input from the keyboard 15 to the CPU 1. The program medium 16 stores the program memory 11 and RA
Each program and data to be stored in M12 and dictionary data stored in the dictionary storage memory 13 are stored.

In the present apparatus, the program medium 1
From 6, programs and data necessary for causing the present invention to function are read into the program memory 11, the RAM 12, and the dictionary storage memory 13 by using a program and data reading means (not shown).

The program medium 16 is a recording medium which is configured to be separable from the apparatus main body.
An M, FD, IC card, or the like is appropriate, and the program medium 16 stores an executable program read and executed by the apparatus main body, a source program capable of constructing the executable program, and an intermediate program.

Here, the first dictionary data is dictionary data used in general kana-kanji conversion, and the second dictionary data is
Is the dictionary data unique to the present invention.

In the present invention, a general kana-kanji conversion process using the first dictionary data (first conversion process) and a guess character conversion process using the second dictionary data which is dictionary data unique to the present invention. (2nd conversion processing).

The guessing character conversion here is different from general kana-kanji conversion in that conversion is performed only by matching an input kana character string with a sound or kun, and does not have a semantic match.

However, it is assumed that a general suffix that changes "really" to "as expected" is obtained by the first conversion process.

First, a rough conversion flow will be described. When a normal input is performed in Japanese, a character string is input using a kana, and a conversion key is pressed to obtain a desired conversion result (kanji). Normally, this is the end, but if there is no conversion result or katakana, the second conversion (letter conversion) is performed to create a witty document.

FIG. 2 is a view for explaining the dictionary structure of the second dictionary data. In FIG. 2, the second dictionary data stores at least a kana character string, a notation as a conversion result, and a type in association with each other. Here, the type is the type of dictionary, and in the example of FIG. 2, there are four types: bright (A), dark (L), neutral (D), and katakana (K). These types can be freely selected by the user, and various documents can be created depending on the mood. Note that the type of dictionary is not limited to this.

Further, if the second conversion is performed during the creation of a proper document such as the creation of a correct public document, the conversion may be erroneous and the operability may be reduced. Enables or disables setting.

Also, an input kana character string, for example, "Toraburu" is divided into "to", "ra", "bu", "ru", and is subjected to character-by-character conversion or "Tora".
It is possible to set whether the reading of one kanji converted to be divided into two characters is divided in units of a plurality of characters including one character. If the reading of one kanji converted so as to be divided into "tora" and "buru" is divided into a plurality of characters including one character, a more natural document can be created.

These can be freely selected by the user.

When the first conversion result is katakana, it is often a foreign language as a whole, and a katakana attribute corresponding to such a case is provided in the dictionary so that a characteristic document can be easily created. I do.

Next, the conversion processing of the present invention will be described based on the specific example of FIG. FIG. 3 is an example showing that the conversion result changes depending on the type of the second dictionary, the type of delimiter (multiple character units / one character unit), and the case of katakana conversion.

First, when "Traburu" is input and the conversion key is pressed, normal kana-kanji conversion (first conversion) is performed.
If there is no candidate at this time, it is determined whether or not to apply the guess character conversion (second conversion). If the guess character conversion is set, the guess character conversion is started. At this time, the type of the delimiter or the type of the dictionary is determined, and the dictionary is searched according to each type.

For example, if "Traburu" is input, it cannot be converted by general kana-kanji conversion (first conversion) processing, so that the second dictionary (approx. Character dictionary) is searched. Suppose you have a second dictionary like this.

As shown in the figure, for example, for the character string "to", the kanji corresponding to the types "bright", "dark", "neutral", and "katakana" are kanji "wealth", "discharge", "ten", and "stop". And the symbols A, L, D and K indicating the respective attributes are registered in the dictionary.

For example, when a bright guess character dictionary is selected to correspond to one kanji character, the result is “Fujitsu Muru”, and when one kanji character corresponds to a plurality of kana characters and a neutral guess character dictionary is selected. Becomes “Torashi”.

When the first conversion result is katakana, the above katakana attribute may be searched. The result is “Kuruberu” when one kana character is associated with one kana character, and “shaken meteo” when one kana character is associated with multiple kana characters.

The above-described setting of the type of the second dictionary and the type of delimiter, and designation of whether or not to perform the second conversion are performed as follows.

When a detailed setting item is activated by an option (not shown), an input conversion item is specified, and an appropriate character dictionary setting item is specified, a setting screen as shown in FIG. 4 appears.

First, it is set whether or not to perform character conversion. If "Yes" is set, after the first conversion, the second conversion can be performed according to the conversion result, and "No"
, The second conversion (guess character conversion) is not performed.

The dictionary type can be designated by a light / dark / neutral image, and a corresponding conversion result is obtained.

Selection of the delimiter type of the input kana character string is as follows.
For example, when reading a single kanji word that is converted so that the character string “Torabu” is divided into “Tora” and “Buru” in units of multiple characters including one character, “To”, “La”, “Bu”,
It is possible to specify whether to read one kanji character by character so that it is divided into "ru", and to obtain a different conversion result.

Next, the above processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. When performing Japanese input, first specify whether or not to perform guesswork dictionary conversion (second conversion) (S
1) Specify the type of the hit dictionary and the type of delimiter (S2).

Subsequently, the screen shifts to an input screen to input a kana character string (S3). When the input is performed and the conversion key is pressed, a normal conversion search as a first conversion and a search of a normal kana-kanji dictionary are performed (S4).

Next, the retrieval result is judged (S5), and if not, the process proceeds to the character conversion, that is, the second conversion process (S7). If there is, it is determined whether the result is katakana (S6), and if it is katakana, the process proceeds to the guess character conversion processing (S7). If it is not katakana, the first conversion result candidate is displayed (S14).

Next, it is determined whether or not to apply the character dictionary conversion based on the information specified in (S1) (S7). If not, the searched character string is displayed as it is (S13). If the guess character dictionary conversion (second conversion) is to be performed, the type of delimiter is determined from the information specified in the above (S2). (S9). Similarly, from the information specified in (S2), the type of the guessing character dictionary is referred to (S10), and the guessing character dictionary is searched based on this information (S11).

As a result of the search, if there is a conversion result (S1
2) A candidate is displayed (S14), and when the enter key or a corresponding key or process is pressed, an enter process is executed (S13), and the display is performed on the display screen.

[0045]

According to the present invention, according to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an input means for inputting a kana character string, a dictionary means for associating a heading with a kanji notation having the heading in a sound or a kun. Dividing means for dividing a kana character string input from the input means, converting means for converting each kana character string divided by the dividing means into kanji notation by referring to the dictionary means, Output means for outputting the individual kanji notations converted by the means together as conversion candidates, so that a sequence of kanji characters, such as so-called guess letters, can be automatically output, eliminating the user's labor as in the past. Not only improves operability,
Processing speed increases.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the first aspect, the dictionary means adds and stores sensitivity information for each kanji notation, and designates the sensitivity information. Since the conversion unit converts the kanji notation to which the kansei information specified by the specifying unit is added, it is possible to create a so-called guess character suitable for the user's sensibility.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the information processing apparatus according to the first aspect, the dictionary means has at least sensitivity information of katakana, and a kana character string input from the input means is generally used. In the case where the characters are expressed in katakana notation, the converting means converts the characters into katakana notation to which kansei information of katakana of the dictionary means is added. Can be created.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an input unit for inputting a kana character string, a dictionary unit in which a heading is associated with a kanji notation having the heading in a sound or a kun, and an input from the input unit. Dividing means for dividing a kana character string, converting means for converting each kana character string divided by the dividing means into kanji notation with reference to the dictionary means, and converting each kana character string by the converting means. And output means that outputs the kanji notation as a conversion candidate together, so that it is possible to automatically output a sequence of kanji characters such as so-called guess characters, and to save the user's labor like in the past, and to improve operability. Not only does it improve, but it also increases processing speed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system block diagram of an apparatus employing the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a dictionary structure of second dictionary data.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a conversion process according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a setting screen.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a conversion process according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 ... CPU 2 ... Address and data bus 3 ... CGROM 4 ... VRAM 5 ... Display controller 6 ... Display device 7 ... FD controller 8 ... FD 9 ... Printer controller 10. Printer 11. Program memory 12. RAM 13. Dictionary storage memory 14. Keyboard controller 15. Keyboard 16. Program media

Claims (4)

[Claims] An input unit for inputting a kana character string; a dictionary unit in which a heading is associated with a kanji notation having the heading in a sound or a kun; and a kana character string input from the input unit. Dividing means; converting means for converting each kana character string divided by the dividing means into kanji notation by referring to the dictionary means; and converting candidate kanji notations converted by the converting means. An information processing apparatus, comprising: an output unit that outputs an output. 2. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the dictionary unit includes sentence information for each kanji notation added and stored, and a designation unit that designates the sentiment information. An information processing apparatus for converting into Kanji notation to which kansei information specified by the specifying means is added. 3. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the dictionary means has at least kansei information of katakana, and a kana character string input from the input means is generally represented in katakana notation. In this case, the conversion means converts the data into kanji notation to which kansei information of katakana of the dictionary means is added. 4. An input unit for inputting a kana character string; a dictionary unit in which a heading is associated with a kanji notation having the heading in a sound or a kun; and a kana character string input from the input unit is divided. Dividing means; converting means for converting each kana character string divided by the dividing means into kanji notation by referring to the dictionary means; and converting candidate kanji notations converted by the converting means. And a computer-readable recording medium on which an information processing program for realizing an output unit for outputting the information is stored.