JPS60222959A - European language word processor - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To warn surely a user of erroneous spelling when he inputs erroneously spelling of English words, by providing a voice synthesizing device and a speaking means which produces a voice on a basis of the output signal of this device. CONSTITUTION:A CPU10 discriminates whether an English word inputted with a character key 3 and a spece key 4 exists in a dictionary memory 11 or not. If it does not exist there, this English word is displayed and flickered on a CRT8, and spelling of this English word is outputted to a voice synthesizing device 13. The voice synthesizing device 13 outputs data, which is obtained by converting spelling of the English word outputted from the CPU10 to an audio signal in accordance with a normal speaking mode, namely, a speaking mode set preliminarily by combinations of vowels and consonants, prescribed number of times. The audio signal outputted from the voice synthesizing device 13 is amplified by an amplifier 14, and the English word outputted from the CPU10 is spoken from a speaker 15. Then, an operator operates a correction key 5 and the character key 3 to correct spelling.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Technical Field The present invention relates to Roman word scripts, and more particularly relates to a warning means for an IC that alerts the user to the fact that an English word has been input incorrectly. It is something.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY Conventionally, in a Roman word processor υ, English text input using the small keys -1 through is displayed on a display section such as a CRT. If an incorrect 11 English word is entered (1), the central processing unit determines that there is no corresponding word data in the Chinese oil data stored in the product memory in advance, and
The word is displayed blinking on the CRT.

However, since the user performs input operations without looking at the display, the user does not notice the blinking display on the display, which poses a problem in workability.

Purpose of the Invention The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional Roman sword processor, and to provide a system that warns the user of the fact that when a spelling is incorrectly entered.
No. 1 to Nogo Ilx sleds are provided.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has an input device for inputting English words, etc. character by character, and an input device based on the output signal of the input device (a). VS] A display means for displaying key English words etc. on the display unit, a dictionary memory storing a plurality of A'A11-j-ichita, and an input English word existing in the item listing memory. The Western language Tsudob [] Sesera, which is equipped with a discriminating means to distinguish whether it is a fortune-telling or a fortune-telling and display it on the C display section, selects the spelling of ``i'' for English words that do not exist in the list of items from among the input English words. It can be equipped with a speech synthesis device that synthesizes and outputs signals, and a sound generation means that generates speech based on the output signal of the speech synthesis device.

EXAMPLE Hereinafter, an example embodying the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.
A large number of character keys 3 and a space key 4 are provided above the input wave (6). Then, by operating this character key 3 (,), the corresponding sentence 1j is T-ta-J-% straw 7 Various characters such as full characters, seven bets, numbers, etc. are selected and entered in 1,') and 74-).

On the right side of the letters -1--3, there is a correction 11 taki 1) or a set (1 lane).

The English word entered after a pause is changed to the letters -1-3'-'-
I;] It is used in 74 Rudosani. 511 [Move the cursor to 1j under key 5.
On the upper side of the input board 2 (J is 1 (with built-in speaker 15)
There is c.

After input capo-1-2, Table 4, parts and 12 (C[
Then, CRT8 is set up, and when you input the letter key 3C, the person who enters the character key 3C will be displayed.
on the side of (.L'f II interface 9 or g9 +-1
The character key 3 (') will print the input English text on the 4th page for printing.

Next, we will explain the electronic circuit built into the European Series 1 as described above according to Figure 2.1. Has functions etc.1
The data is output to the central processing unit (hereinafter referred to as CPU) 10, and is attached to these (FE 3"j).

The dictionary memory 11 connected to the CP jJ 10 is an open-only memory (R01vl) in which a large number of English words or half-fill data are stored. Same < C
The working memory 12 connected to the P IJ 10 is
CPU by inputting from C1 character key 3 and rewritable memory (RAM) 1. The character data from O and the data extracted from the dictionary memory 11 by the CPU 10 are stored.

Preferably, the CPU 10 determines whether or not the English word input using the character key 3 and the space key 4 exists in the dictionary memory 11, and if it does not exist, the English word is transferred to the CRTS.
At the same time, the spelling of the arrow t'B is output to the speech synthesizer @13.

The speech synthesis device 13 connected to cpuio is CPU10
Based on the spelling of the English word output from 'N i
Set in in advance to 1 for the normal pronunciation style, that is, the combination of vowels and consonants +311. /, : 5j 'r'
The signal converted into a Takayama signal by Jt L it'L is now the same number /, + d) (1). Hikari Takate IQ Toshi C
Speakers 1!5 are connected. So, Masaise Ai f
+Q "The high-pitched signal coming out of the device 13 is amplified by the amplifier 1 /l M , j, [), and the output from the amplifier 14 gives λHe), + l 5 /J<CI'
し+ The English word output from 10 is turned into a light sound (Suru 1, '+
1-: ', c (there are).

Next, as described above, it is constructed as ≧l, and the action of party node f11 is shown in Figure 3.
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Saku CP Ll 1 (71 is Panono Elementary School - 1 - 20 8 types 1: -(/' In the state where 1 operation is available, if the character key, koi, 2, arrow character or alphanumeric character etc. is pressed manually) , CPU 10 (,1) Put that character into C, RT 8; Write @zuru. Like this i;: shi'(, After inputting the desired arrow middle part manually with the character key 3, press Space / to set a predetermined interval between the '!' When l is pressed, the CPU
10 is the English character string of Zorema (1, 5B, 5B) -C is recognized, and the English 5R is searched to see if it exists in the dictionary memory 11.Then, the English 11in is the correct spelling. If it is found that it is entered in the C dictionary memory 11, it will be displayed as is on the CRT 8.
For example, the word that should be input as [considerJ] is
If you are mistakenly labeled as "consyderJ",
The CPU 10 determines that the word does not exist in the dictionary N memory 11, displays the word in a blinking manner, and outputs the spelling of the word to the speech synthesis device 13.

The speech synthesizer 13 receives [conSyde] from the CPU 10.
Based on the spelling of rJ, the word is converted into a sound signal according to the normal pronunciation style preset by the combination of supplies and consonants U, and the sound signal is sent to the amplifier 14 three times)
〕do. Then, the amplifier 14 amplifies the audio signal and outputs it to the speaker 15, and the incorrect spelling "consyderJ" is pronounced three times from the Spino J-15. Then, the English words flashing on the CRTS and pronounced from the speaker 15 are displayed using the cursor movement key 6 as the first letter of the English word.
\After moving, press correction key 5 and letters J and 3 1'1
・1ro (2) You can correct the spelling by
．． Each IC beauty is input by operating the L letter key 3.
．． At the same time that 7i is input, the CPU 10 determines 1-old in the upper 0 so and displays the incorrectly spelled English Q1 edict, which does not exist in the listing memory 11, on the CRTS. At the same time, a commercial can be broadcast from speaker 15.

Therefore, the user inputs the incorrectly inputted word in C.
It's a flashing display on the RTS (speaker L, not J).
You can easily confirm it from the warning tone sound that is emitted from -15, so you can press the input button without looking at the CRT8 and press the input button '1.
Being able to quickly check for mistakes and correct them efficiently is very important.

Effects As detailed above, this invention punishes spelled English words with errors that do not exist in Dictionary Mehiri 11 from among English words inputted by input device, and corrects the incorrect spelling of English words. can be pronounced from the pronunciation means 15, so that the user can confirm with his/her ears the English words that have been input incorrectly (this has an excellent effect in that the user can efficiently correct the English words).

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a Roman word processor according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing its electronic circuit, and FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing its operation. In the figure, 1 is a Roman word button, 3 is a character key, 4 is a space key, 5 is a correction key, 6 is a cursor movement key,
13 is a voice synthesizer, 14 is an amplifier, and 15 is a speaker. Patent applicant Brother T Gyo Co., Ltd. Agent Patent attorney On 1) Hironobu Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An input device for inputting English words, etc. character by character, display means for displaying the corresponding English words, etc. on a display unit based on an output signal of the input device, and a plurality of In a Roman word processor that is equipped with a dictionary memory that stores word data and a determining means that determines whether or not the input English word exists in the dictionary memory and displays it on a display unit, the input English word a speech synthesizer (13) that synthesizes and outputs a speech signal based on the spelling of an English word that does not exist in the dictionary memory (11); A Roman word prolev 4 equipped with a pronunciation means (15) for pronouncing sounds.