KR20150131662A - Enlarging the condition of combination of characters when inputting text - Google Patents

Abstract

When characters are inputted by a multi-identical control method including a multi-tap method, a passive editing completion signal, wherein a space button is controlled, is generated, when, as any character is inputted, a syllable to which the inputted character belongs is being edited. If a new character is inputted even when the passive editing is completed, any syllable, wherein the passive editing is completed, can be combined with a new character inputted shortly before.

Description

{ENLARGING THE CONDITION OF COMBINATION OF CHARACTERS WHEN INPUTTING TEXT}

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Multitap  When the character input is done manually, the first syllable Possible combination  Combine characters when they are entered

[[[[[ COMBINE CHARACTERS ALTHOUGH EDITTING IS COMPLETED FORCIBLY IF  THERE COMES  A CHARACTER WHICH CAN BE COMBINED WITH PREVIOUS SYLLABLE IF TEXT  IS INPUTTED THROUGH MULTI - TAB METHOD ]]]]]]]

Character input technology in terminal

In the multi-tap method, when two or more characters are assigned to a certain button, if the same button is continuously operated, that is, when the same button is continuously operated, the characters assigned to the button are continuously So that the characters are displayed on the display screen.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3,

'A blah blah' is assigned to the button marked 'a blah'

When the button is operated once, " a " is displayed in the character input field,

When the button is operated one more time, "a" is displayed in the character input field, "k" is displayed in the character input field,

If the button is operated one more time, 'ㅋ' is displayed in the character input field and 'ㄲ' is displayed in the character input field.

(And, if you operate that button one more time, it is often displayed as 'ㄲ' in the text input field, changing it to 'ㄱ'.)

In the multi-tap method, when a syllable with the current cursor, that is, a syllable to which the immediately preceding character belongs is being edited, a character button other than the character button operated immediately before is operated or a space button is operated If you manually edit the syllable, the character will be entered definitively,

If the same button is continuously operated as in the above embodiment, the characters assigned to the corresponding button are displayed as they are continuously rotated in place, and the characters of the syllable at the current cursor position may not be input definitively ), The syllable at the current cursor position is said to be 'in editing' .

The word 'edit' may be expressed in other words, including 'compose' or 'combination' depending on the person speaking.

so,

The word 'editing' is the same as 'writing', 'combining', etc.,

'Editing completed' is the same as saying 'completion completed', 'combination completed', and so on.

For the sake of comparison, the term 'union' can be said to be better suited only to a character system in which two or more suffixes can be combined into one syllable, including a combination of consonants and vowels in one syllable, It can be said that it is not suitable for the same character system.)

Conventionally, when inputting in a multi-tap manner,

In most cases, the space button also has a function for entering a space (= space), and a function for changing a syllable where the cursor is located to a state in which editing is completed if the syllable is being edited.

That is, when a certain syllable is being edited, if the space button is operated, the syllable changes to the edit completion state, and the space is not actually input,

When a certain syllable is in the edit completion state, the space is actually input by operating the space button.

(So, if a syllable is in editing state and you want to enter a space after a certain syllable, press the space button to change the syllable to the edit completed state, Can be input.)

For example, to enter 'c', enter 'a, a, b' ('a' is a combination of 'l' and '.' After inputting 'a', 'a' is being edited, press the space button to manually change the syllable to 'a' to edit completion, then enter 'ㄴ' do.

As above

The 'editing state' means that, in terms of 'combination', the next syllable, such as 'a', which can be combined with the preceding syllable (eg 'a'), It refers to a state where input characters can be combined (for example, 'liver').

Conventionally, an 'edit completed state' means that, from the viewpoint of 'combination', even if a character that can be combined with the preceding syllable is input next, a state in which the preceding syllable and the next input character can not be combined (for example, "He said.

(For reference, conventionally, the space button or the like has been manipulated so that it can not be combined in the 'manually edited state'

Here, if a character that can be combined with the preceding syllable (for example, 'a') (eg, 'b') is entered next in the 'manually edited state', the first syllable is combined with the next entered character (For example, "liver").

Not important, but for your reference, here

When inputting characters from a Korean Android terminal including a conventional Samsung smartphone,

When a syllable is in 'editing', the syllable is often underlined . For example, the corresponding syllable as to describe the techniques of the present application, in the state that are frequently cited, syllables of "oi", "dit", "dit" editing "oi", "dit", "dit" (However, depending on the Android version or device model, or programming, it may not be underlined, and may be displayed in other forms, including those that are displayed as blocks instead of underscores.) And, (= Blank) "is underlined in most editing situations (" space = editing "means that whitespace can not be edited, etc. However, it is expressed so as to help understanding of this book.)

When a syllable is ' edited ', the syllable is often not underlined . For example, if the syllable 'ㅅ', 'bump', and 'ud', which are often quoted below, are edited and the syllable is not underlined, such as' ㅅ ',' There are many.

As used herein, the meaning of that expression of the phrase "one of which syllables manually (by) Edit Done" is, as described above, any syllable in the state being edited, any that changes the editing completion state, including those that manipulate the space button And the user is caused to generate a signal so that the syllable changes to the edit completion state.

(The above-mentioned active phrase is expressed as passive phrase as follows.

Herein, the meaning of the phrase of the expression of "any syllable is manually (with) edit completion will be" is any signal that changes by as described above, the editing completion status including that any syllable this space button operation while being edited Is generated (by the user) and the syllable changes to the edit-completed state.)

As another example, if you want to input the characters assigned to the same button in succession (for example, enter 'ㅋㅋㅋ ㄲ'), you must enter the next character after the manual edit is completed.

For example, when 'a' is assigned to a button marked 'a bk' of a conventional keypad as shown in FIG. 3, in order to input 'bk bk'

After entering 'a', you can manually edit the 's' syllable by pressing the space button

After inputting 'ㅋ', manually edit the 'ㅋ' syllable by pressing the space button

After inputting 'ㅋ', manually edit the 'ㅋ' syllable by pressing the space button

You can type 'ㅋ ㅋ ㄲ' by typing 'ㄲ'.

(In the above

The method of inputting 'a' is to operate the button assigned to 'bk' one time,

The method of inputting 'ㅋ' is to operate the button assigned to 'ㅋㅋ ㄲ' twice consecutively,

The way to enter 'ㄲ' is to operate the button assigned to 'ㅋㅋ ㄲ' three times in a row.)

However, if two consonants (eg , r, k) that can be a loser are assigned to the same button when a loser (eg , ㄻ) attempts to enter a letter (eg, life)

When as described above, to enter the character assigned to the same button in a row, the preceding character: new character after the input (for example d) in which complete manual editing following: in such a way that the input (e e) is

(Unless a separate plan is devised)  There is a problem in that it is impossible to input the corresponding phoneme.

By the way, until now, Accomplish  There are no cases where the two lexicals (eg, r, k) are assigned to the same button 3 Heavenly signboard , 4  Pantech Bega Only the keyboard including the plate is commercialized, 6 , 7 , 8  Two consonants (eg, d, k) that can be a loser (for example, ㄻ) ㅁ The button marked ") is not commercialized, so the problem is not identified.

However, if a conventional keyboard is modified or improved or a newly developed keyboard is developed, 5 , 6 and  In attempting to commercialize the same keyboard, the above-mentioned problem explained in the following is captured.

For example, 6, 7, 8 there is a button that is "ㄹㅁ.

Figure 6, Figure 7, the input method is the multi-tap method using the keyboard of Figure 8, when entering the characters assigned to the same button in a row, and then inputs the characters before inputting the next letter in the following Keene in manual editing complete If a method of doing so is used,

I can not enter 'life'.

Because 'd' and 'ㅁ' are assigned to the same button, if you want to input 'd' and 'ㅁ' consecutively, type 'd' ', That is, after inputting' Fill ', manually enter the' ㅁ 'after finishing the manual editing by operating the space button. When the user presses the space button after inputting' Fill ' Since the syllable is manually edited, the 'flesh' syllable can not be combined with 'ㅁ', so it is entered as 'flesh', so 'life' can not be entered.

(Note that,

FIG. 6 is a keyboard plate obtained by modifying the consonant assignments of the global keypad shown in FIG. 3,

Fig. 7 is a keyboard plate in which the consonant assignment of the Vega keyboard of Fig. 4 is modified,

Figure 8 is a keyboard that has not been updated yet.)

6, 7, and 8 correspond to the case where the two consonants capable of achieving the lexical sounds are assigned to the same button.

There are eleven Korean phonemes, 'ㄳ ㄵ ㄺ ㄺ ㄼ ㄼ ㄽ ㄾ ㄿ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ ㅀ..................

Thus, in a case where a character is input in a multi-tap manner , and a method of inputting the characters assigned to the same button successively and inputting the next character after manual input is completed after inputting the previous character is used,

The above-mentioned two loselaures can not be input if two consonants constituting the losemblies are assigned to the same button.

(Thus, it is a significant constraint on the creation of new Hangul keyboards.)

E.g,

'ㄳ' is when 'a' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄵ' is when 'ㄴ' and 'ゃ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄶ' is when the 'ㄴ' and 'ㅎ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄺ' is when 'd' and 'a' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄻ' is when 'd' and 'ㅁ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄼ' is when 'd' and 'f' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄽ' is when 'd' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄾ' is when 'd' and 'ä' are assigned to the same button,

'ㄿ' is when 'd' and 'ψ' are assigned to the same button,

'ㅀ' is when 'd' and 'he' are assigned to the same button,

'ㅄ' is when 'ㅂ' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button.

It should be understood that the foregoing description of the background art is merely for the purpose of promoting an understanding of the background of the present invention and is not to be construed as an admission that the prior art is known to those skilled in the art.

In the case of inputting characters in multiple identical operation modes including a multi- tap method ,

As any character is entered, on the input character is a syllable that is quickly edited, and the manual editing completed signal, such that this space button operation occurs, even after that the manual editing is completed,

When a new character is entered, any syllable that has already been manually edited

So that it can be combined with the newly inputted character just before .

[Sudan Port 1]

A method of inputting a Hangul character string, comprising the steps of: (a) inputting a character in a multi-tap method;

Step A: a process in which, when a character is input, the syllable to which the input character belongs is kept being edited or is being edited;

Step A-1: a process in which a manual edit completion signal is generated;

Step A-2: a process in which the syllable being edited in step A is manually edited;

Step B: When a new character is input and the new character is input before the new character is input, that is, the syllable that has been manually edited in step A-2, Process;

[Sudanese Port 2]

The method according to claim 1,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;

Step 1-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 1-2: a process in which the syllable to which the character inputted in the first step belongs is manually edited;

The second process is a process in which the vowel of one or more vowels is input and the vowel is combined with the syllable that was input before the vowel was input, that is, the syllable that was manually edited in the process 1-2.

[Sudanese Port 3]

The method according to claim 1,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

Step 2: When a vowel consisting of one or more vowels is input, the vowel (e.g., l) is combined with the syllable that was entered before the vowel was entered,

A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;

Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step;

Third step: a process in which a consonant is inputted and the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 2-2;

[Sudan Port 4]

The method according to claim 1,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

Step 3A: When a consonant that can be a front consonant is inputted in the consonant,

The consonant is combined with syllables inputted before the consonant is input,

A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the consonant inputted immediately before is to be edited is maintained or edited;

Process 3-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 3-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the third step;

Fourth step: As consonants that can be the back consonants among the consonants composed of the lexical sounds are input,

A process in which the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 3-2;

[Sudanese Port 5]

The method according to claim 1,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;

Step 2: When a set consisting of one or more vowels is input, the vowel is combined with the syllable entered before the vowel is input,

 A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;

Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step;

Third process: a process in which a consonant capable of being a "consonant" of a certain syllable is input, and the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is input, that is, a syllable combined in the second process;

[Sudan Port 6]

The method according to claim 1,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;

Step 2: As a vowel consisting of one or more vowels, which can be a neutral of a syllable, is input,

The vowel is combined with the syllable that was entered before the vowel was entered,

A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;

Step 3: As a consonant that can be a seed of a certain syllable is input,

The consonant is combined with the syllable that was input before the consonant was input, that is, the syllable combined in the second process,

A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the consonant inputted immediately before is to be edited is maintained or edited;

Process 3-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 3-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the third step;

Fourth step: As consonants that can be the back consonants among the consonants composed of the lexical sounds are input,

A process in which the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 3-2;

[Sudan Port 7]

The method according to claim 5 or 6,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

Step 1-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 1-2: a process in which the syllable to which the character inputted in the first step belongs is manually edited;

[Sudanese Port 8]

The method according to claim 6,

A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).

Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;

Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step;

[Sudanese Port 9]

The method as claimed in claim 4 or 6,

Wherein a forward consonant and a back consonant are assigned to the same button.

[Sudanese Port 10]

8. The method of claim 7,

Wherein a forward consonant and a back consonant are assigned to the same button.

[Sudanese Port 11]

In the case of inputting a Korean vowel in a device capable of inputting Hangul,

A large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick

A button assigned with a large vertical flip (), a small horizontal flip (), a small vertical flip (i), or a large horizontal flip (-) is operated

As for how a Korean vowel can be input,

(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And the Korean vowel is input through the keyboard assigned to any two of the button rows.

[Sudan Port 12]

12. The method of claim 11,

(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons Wherein a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to both the top and bottom rows of the button row.

[Sudanese Port 13]

13. The method according to any one of claims 11 to 12,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

And a consonant is assigned so that it is three rows and three columns.

[Sudan Port 14]

In the case of inputting a Korean vowel in a device capable of inputting Hangul,

A large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick

A button assigned with a large vertical flip (), a small horizontal flip (), a small vertical flip (i), or a large horizontal flip (-) is operated

As for how a Korean vowel can be input,

(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to any one of the button columns.

[Sudan Port 15]

15. The method of claim 14,

(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to the rightmost column among the button columns.

[Sudan Port 16]

16. The method according to any one of claims 14 to 15,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

And a consonant is assigned so that it is four rows and two columns.

[Sudan Port 17]

15. The method of claim 14,

(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to all the middle rows of the button columns.

[Sudanese Port 18]

18. The method according to any one of claims 14 to 17,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

And a consonant is assigned so that it is four rows and three columns.

[Sudan Port 19]

The method according to any one of claims 11, 12, 14, 15, or 17,

Wherein the characters 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons.

[Sudanese Port 20]

20. The method according to any one of claims 11, 12 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

 In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area having a smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

'2', '1', '2' and '

'2' is assigned to the row 2 row 3 column position button,

3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'

'3', '2', '3', and '

'3', '3', '3' and '

4 row 1 column position button is assigned 'g'

'4', '5', '5' and '

Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 21]

21. The method of claim 20,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

[Sudanese Port 22]

21. The method of claim 20,

One of two buttons is assigned to one of three buttons, i.e., a large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick Are assigned to the buttons assigned to the row.

[Sudanese Port 23]

23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudan port 24]

20. The method according to any one of claims 11, 12 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

 In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area having a smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

'2', '1', '2' and '

3 ',' 1 ',' 2 '

'4', '1', '1' and '

'3', '2', '3', and '

'4' and '4' are assigned to the 4th row and the 2nd column position buttons,

The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g'

'3', '3', '3' and '

4 row 3 column position buttons are assigned 'ellipses'

≪ / RTI >

[Sudanese Port 25]

25. The method of claim 24,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

[Sudanese Port 26]

25. The method of claim 24,

One of two buttons is assigned to one of three buttons, i.e., a large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick Are assigned to the buttons assigned to the row.

[Sudanese Port 27]

27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

[Sudanese Port 28]

The method according to any one of claims 14, 15 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters

In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,

'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,

'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,

3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'

'1', '2', and '

'2' is allocated to the row 2 column position button,

'3', '2', '3' and '

Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 29]

29. The method of claim 28,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

[Sudanese Port 30]

29. The method of claim 28,

It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI >

[Sudan port 31]

31. The method of claim 30,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 32]

The method according to any one of claims 14, 15 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

A rectangle that can contain all Hangul input buttons that can contain buttons to enter all Hangul characters

In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,

'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,

&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

'2', '1' and '

'R, ㅁ' is assigned to the position 2 row 2 column position button,

'3', '1', '2' and '

3 row 2 column position button is assigned 'g'

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'

Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 33]

33. The method of claim 32,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

[Sudanese Port 34]

33. The method of claim 32,

It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI >

[Sudan Port 35]

35. The method of claim 34,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

[Sudan Port 36]

20. The method according to any one of claims 14, 17 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters

In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,

'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,

'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,

3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'

'1', '3', and '

The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g'

'3', '3', '3' and '

Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

[Sudan Port 37]

37. The method of claim 36,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

[Sudanese Port 38]

37. The method of claim 36,

It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI >

[Sudanese Port 39]

39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

&Quot; Small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

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20. The method according to any one of claims 14, 17 or 19,

As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,

The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters

In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,

'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,

&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

'2', '1' and '

'2', '3', '5', and '

'3', '1', '2' and '

3 row 3 column position button is assigned 'g'

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'

Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

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41. The method of claim 40,

'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,

',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,

"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,

"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,

And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned.

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41. The method of claim 40,

It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI >

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43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

&Quot; Small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

(For reference, Sudan Port  The number next to the number indicates the drawing number or a modification of the drawing.)

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23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

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23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 46] 8

46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

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46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

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23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button.

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23. The method of claim 22,

A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

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50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 51] 8

50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

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27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

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27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 54] 9

54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 55] 9

54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the second row and second column position button.

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27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button.

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27. The method of claim 26,

A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

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57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 59] 9

57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

And a " large horizontal flap (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button.

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31. The method of claim 30,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

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31. The method of claim 30,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

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61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

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61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

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31. The method of claim 30,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button.

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31. The method of claim 30,

A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button.

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65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

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65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (s) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

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35. The method of claim 34,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

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35. The method of claim 34,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

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69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

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69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

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35. The method of claim 34,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button.

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35. The method of claim 34,

A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button.

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73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

[Sudan Port 75] 11

73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

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39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

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39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

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78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 79] 12

78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

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39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button.

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39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button.

[Sudanese Port 82] 12

81. The method of claim 80 or 81,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 83] 12

81. The method of claim 80 or 81,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

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43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 85] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 86] 13

84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 87] 13

84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 88] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 89] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button.

[Sudan Port 90] 13

90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

[Sudan Port 91] 13

90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

In the case of inputting characters in multiple identical operation modes including a multi- tap method ,

As any character is entered, on the input character is a syllable that is quickly edited, and the manual editing completed signal, such that this space button operation occurs, even after that the manual editing is completed,

When a new character is entered, any syllable that has already been manually edited

It can be combined with the newly inputted character just before .

Figure 1 illustrates a keyboard required to describe the term " operation "
2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an electronic device to which the present invention is applicable;
Fig. 3 is a view showing a conventional keypad as a heavenly place. Fig.
4 is a diagram illustrating a conventional Pantech Begga keyboard;
Fig. 5 is a view showing a conventional ring keyboard; Fig.
6 is a view illustrating a keyboard obtained by deforming a keypad.
(For example,,, ㅁ) are assigned to the same button.
7 is a view illustrating a keyboard obtained by modifying a keyboard of Pantech Begg (FIG. 6)
8 is a diagram illustrating a newly created keyboard (as shown in Fig. 6)
9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 are diagrams illustrating a vowel in FIG. 8 and a slightly modified position of consonants.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a detailed description of preferred embodiments of the present invention will be given with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may make the subject matter of the present invention rather unclear.

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Explanation of terms.

1. "Vowels", "consonants"

The term 'vowel' is a concept that is created by the present invention. One or more 'vowel suffixes' may be combined to form any recognized vowel.

In the present application, the vowel is also considered to be included in the vowel .

E.g,

3, which can be applied to the keyboard

In the way that all the Hangul vowels can be input by using the large vertical flicker (ㅣ), the dot (.) And the big horizontal flicker (ㅡ), the large vertical flicker (ㅣ) The draw (ㅡ) can be a vowel,

8 (or Figs. 9 and 10)

In the method in which all the Korean vowels can be input by using the large vertical flick (ㅣ), small horizontal flick (-), small vertical flick (i), and large horizontal flick (ㅡ), a large vertical flick (-), small vertical lines, and large horizontal lines (ㅡ) can be vowels.

('Small vertical flip' refers to a smaller length than a large horizontal flip,

In FIG. 8, the button shown in FIG. 10 was displayed on the button marked with the number 3, and the user tried to use a "small vertical flicker" pattern (or symbol). In this application program, K-Editor In the contents of the entirety of the present application including the claim, the lower-case letter 'i' is used as a symbol for indicating a small vertical flicker, which is a symbol displayed on the button having the number 3 in FIG. If you think about it, you can understand it more easily.)

Then, the 'consonant suffix' is explained as follows.

As described above, one or more 'vowel suffixes' may be combined to be any authorized vowel, so that one or more 'consonant suffixes' may be combined to be any authorized consonants. For example, '/' ara may combine the consonant with '\' to develop a method of inputting 'g'.

In this paper, consonants are considered to be included in consonants (the same principle as the explanation of the above-mentioned vowels, so a detailed explanation will be omitted).

2. 'Character'

It is a literal concept that includes language and symbol characters.

Is also included in the 'language characters, then the English language alphabet, Hangul basil, Chinese characters, letters or bar representing the languages, including Japanese, consonant, basil, basil bar, consonant basil, and even space (= blank)

In the above, the 'symbol character' includes characters other than language characters including punctuation marks, symbols, special characters, and pictograms.

3. 'Language Text Mode', 'Symbol Text Mode'

The 'language character mode' refers to a character input mode in which a language character can be input,

'Symbol character mode' refers to a character input mode in which symbol characters can be input.

A character input mode in which a language character can be input and a symbol character can be input may be referred to as a 'language character mode' or a 'symbol character mode'.

4. Click the '

Any type of button, including physical buttons, virtual graphic buttons that appear on the touch screen, or virtual graphic buttons by hologram.

5. 'Text button'

This is a button that allows characters to be entered by using the assigned button.

6. Multiple identical operation method

When two or more characters on which button is assigned, the same operations as the operation 'deemed to be' for the same button (for example: Tab = to just touch without dragging) to more than 1 (ie, multiple, or as a multi ), And input any one of the characters assigned to the button.

For example, the conventional 'multi-tap method' (= multi-pressing method) is also included in the 'multiple same operating method'. This is because the same operation (considered as an operation method) operation (that is, touching without dragging) for the same button can be performed more than once (that is, multiple times, Or multi-way), so that any one of the characters assigned to the button can be input. For a more detailed description of the 'multi-tap' approach, please refer to the description in the section entitled [Background of the Invention].

If we can say that 'tap' is implemented more than once in 'multi tap method'

The 'multi-drag method' is a method in which 'drag' is performed at least once,

The 'multi-long press method' may be called the 'long press method' at least once, and the detailed name of 'multiple same operation method' may be given depending on what kind of name is given to 'operation method'.

Hereinafter, the reason why the phrase ' considered ' is present will be described as an example.

If a rule that regards 'tab' and 'drag' as the same operation applies,

If a tab is considered to be the same operation regardless of whether a drag is performed and the method is regarded as a multi-tab method, if the tab is executed once and the drag is executed twice If it is implemented, it can be said that the operation of the 'multi-tap method' has been performed three times for the corresponding button.

 If the rule that treats 'Drag to the left' and 'Drag to the right' as the same operation applies,

If dragging to the left or dragging to the right is considered to be the same operation and the method considered is called multi-dragging, if dragging to the left is performed once , And 'right drag' has been performed twice, it can be said that the operation of the 'multi-left drag method' has been performed three times for the corresponding button.

7. Words or phrases such as 'Edit', 'Editing', 'Edit completed', 'Editing status', 'Edit completed', 'Some syllables have been manually edited'.

See the section entitled " Techniques as Backgrounds to the Invention ".

8. 'Operation'

Here, the expression 'any button is operated ' has the same meaning as ' any button is operated to be recognized as a target button '

In conclusion, a method in which any button assigned to a function to be performed (according to a target button recognition rule) is operated to be recognized as a target button (= target button) includes the following cases.

- Touch the target button (with one finger, etc.) or drag (eg single touch, or single drag).

- Multi-touch (or multi-drag) to include the target button (with multiple fingers, etc.).

- The target button is not touched at all, so no other button is touched at all (eg, gazing, gesturing around the device).

(Eventually, a signal will be generated that implements the function assigned to any button.)

The following phrases are intended to explain the above phrases in more detail.

(Note: The description of the term 'manipulation' may be sufficient for a quick understanding of the subject, but it is not a very important concept to explain in detail. Anyway, even if you do not read the following phrases, most readers will not have much trouble understanding the book roughly quickly.

In the case where only one touch point is formed and operated in the process of being operated , that is, in the case of a user, a single touch which is operated only by one finger or the like is formed, and a point calculated from a calculation involving a single- If the button with a single touch an exact point), which is determined as the target button (for example, following the 'a' case), and

In the case where a state in which two or more touch points are formed in the process of being operated is present , that is, in the case of a user, a multi-touch operation for operating with two or more fingers is formed, Including the case where the button including a certain point calculated from the target button is determined as the target button (for example, the next ' b' case )

There are a variety of cases in which a button is manipulated to be recognized as a target button, and a more specific example such as the following 'a ~ b' is given.

a. When only one operation point is formed and operated within the button to be recognized as the target button

b. When there are processes in which two or more operation points including an internal point of a button to be recognized as a target button are formed.

The 'operation' in the above includes the following cases.

1. before being released after they touch (= touch point is not formed after the touch points, the touch is released without being dragged after the touch, it may be referred to as simply 'touch'. Note that 'touch' is like now, after touching off It may mean 'whole', or it may only mean 'touch', which is a part of the process of 'releasing after touch'.

 For reference, 'touch' in the present application is not only a 'touch' when operating a virtual button displayed on a touch screen display screen of a smartphone,

'Touch' when manipulating the virtual buttons of the virtual keyboard appearing on the laser keyboard

It is very rare nowadays, but it is also a word which includes 'push' when operating a button such as a physical button of a conventional mobile phone.

For reference, 'off' in this application means that the touch is released, for example, releasing a finger from the user's standpoint.

The 'touch (= cancel after touch)

In terms of the time the touch is maintained,

The touch is released (= the touch point disappears) after the touch point is formed by touching less than a predetermined time (for example, 1 second) (or less)

The touch is released (= the touch point disappears) after the touch point is formed only when the touch is performed for a predetermined time (for example, one second) or more (or more than)

Regardless of the time, regardless of the time at which the touch is held, that is, the touch point is lost after the touch point is formed.

The 'touch (= cancel after touch)

From the point of view of the touch point,

(Or less) than a certain area (for example, 0.3 cm ^ 2), that is, the touch point is lost after the touch point is formed only under a certain area (or less)

Touch points disappear after touch points are formed over a certain area (eg, 0.3 cm ^ 2) or more (or more than) a certain area (or more)

Regardless of the area, regardless of the touch, that is, the area of the touch point, the touch point is lost after the touch point is formed.

There may be other perspectives on various touches.

2. Touch and drag it off after (= touch point is not being formed after the drag touch points, touch and drag it, you can simply known as 'drag'. Note drag, 'drag', like now, after touching Dragging ', which is a part of' drag and drop after touching and dragging ', which means in most cases' drag and drop after touch' in most cases).

'Drag (= touch and drag and release) ',

From the length of the drag,

(Or less) than a predetermined length (for example, 0.5 cm), that is, a touch point is formed only after a predetermined length (or less), and then the touch point disappears after being dragged,

Dragging to a certain length (e.g., 0.5 cm) (or more), that is, touch points are formed only over a certain length (or more)

Regardless of the length, dragging, that is, regardless of the length to be dragged, includes any case where the touch point is formed and then the touch point is lost after being dragged.

'Drag (= touch and drag and release) ',

From the perspective of the touch area held when dragging,

A touch point is formed only after a certain area (for example, less than 0.3 cm ^ 2) (or less) than a predetermined area (or less)

Dragging to a certain area (for example, 0.3 cm ^ 2) or more (that is, a touch point is formed only over a certain area or more)

Regardless of the area, regardless of the drag area, that is, the area of the touch that is held when dragged, the touch point is lost after the touch point is formed and then dragged.

'Drag (= touch and drag and release) ',

From the direction of the dragging,

There can be various directions including left, right, upper, lower, left, lower left, upper right and lower right directions.

There may be other points of view about dragging.

3. Any gestures performed around the device are detected (eg, clenched and churned on the smartphone display screen).

4. If a device motion in a predetermined manner, including shaking or laying down, or erecting or tilting the device, is detected or it is detected that the device is in a pre-determined posture

(In this case, you can even implement a specific function assigned to a button by causing it to be recognized as a target button.)

5. A predefined way of gazing is detected. (Eg look at some buttons)

6. If a predetermined EEG is detected

7. Various other methods.

The 'touch (= cancel after touch)' or 'drag (= touch and drag and release)'

(= Canceled after touching) "or" dragged (= canceled after dragging after touching) "in which there exists a state in which two or more touch points are formed as well as one touch point Multi-touch or multi-drag).

From the viewpoint of the user, there is a case in which not only one finger but also two or more fingers are manipulated so that any button is recognized as a target button.

The above 'a. Quot ;, " when only one operation point within a button to be recognized as a target button is formed and operated "

In the case of operating with one finger, that is, when only one touch point is formed and operated, any one button may be directly touched or dragged directly.In this and other embodiments of the technology, With one finger Touched Single touch or With one finger Dragged Single drag There will be many examples applied. In such a case In most cases Touched The button will be recognized as the target button.

Describing the case where the operation is performed by two or more fingers, that is, when there is a process in which two or more touch points are formed,

When a multi-touch in which a plurality of points (or buttons) are touched in an area in which a plurality of buttons are present is performed , it is determined whether or not the user tries to execute a function assigned to which button among the plurality of touched points, The target button concept of whether a button is operated as a target, i.e., which button is recognized as a target button is further needed.

In the Korean patent application (Application No. 10-2010-0135713) mentioned below, the concept of the target button recognition method at the multi-touch was applied to the character input method.

For reference, an example of a multi-touch method and a target button recognition method will be described.

(For reference, an example of application to a non-QWERTY keyboard such as a 3x4 keyboard, not a QWERTY keyboard like the reference drawing, is also disclosed in Korean patent application (Application No. 10-2010-0135713).)

For example, in the keyboard shown in Fig. 1 ,

If the 'b' is manipulated so that there are two or more operation points including a button internal point to be recognized as a target button. As an example of '

(A, B) among the factors of the lowest touch point, that is, the coordinates (A, B), among the coordinates of the target button recognition method at the time of multi-touch In a system in which a rule in which a button including a touch point having the smallest B value indicating an axis value, i.e., a height, is recognized as a target button is applied

The user tries to touch only the X character button correctly with the X character button so that the X character button in FIG. 1 becomes the target button, and the stop and the ring finger touch anywhere above the index finger,

If a finger touches the X character button on the index finger, the F character button on the stop, and the Y character button on the finger ring,

The X character button with the lowest touch point will be correctly recognized as the target button. (If multi-touch is done, if the rumor of the character assigned to the target button is entered, a lowercase x will be entered instead of an uppercase X .)

If the target button recognition method is a system in which multi-touch is performed as described above and a rule that a button including the highest touch point among multi-touched touch points is recognized as a target button is applied, The Y character button containing the touch point will be recognized as the target button. (If the multi-touch is done, if the rumor of the character assigned to the target button is entered, the lowercase y will be entered instead of the uppercase Y.)

For reference, a detailed description of the multi-touch method and the target button recognition method, that is, an example belonging to the item 'b', one or more of two or more touch points are touched and dragged or released by touching any button, For further details regarding a more detailed and preferable embodiment and the like when the target button is recognized and operated, refer to Korean patent application (Application No. 10-2010-0135713).

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For reference, the input method of each Hangul character quoted in the following embodiment is not described individually. This is because the method of inputting a specific Hangul character (for example, a vowel or a consonant) and the number of characters may differ depending on the character input method including the skywalking method and the Pantech Vega method.

For example, when you want to type 'ㅁ'

In the method shown in Fig. 3, the button marked " o " is operated twice in succession,

In the Pantech Begga method as shown in FIG. 4, a button marked '?'

For another example, when you want to type 'a'

In the method shown in FIG. 3, a button marked 'I' and a button marked '.' Are sequentially operated one by one,

In the Pantech Begash method as shown in FIG. 4, a button marked 'A' is input by operating the button once.

For another example, when you want to type ','

3, a button displaying a '.', A button displaying an 'a', a button displaying a '', a button displaying a '.', And a button displaying a 'ㅣ' are sequentially input one by one ,

In the Pantech Vega method as shown in FIG. 4, the button marked 'ㅗㅛ' is operated once, the button marked 'ㅑㅑ' is operated once, and the button marked 'ㅣ' is entered once.

We will now describe the technology of the present invention.

It is possible to say that a character input method including a multi- tap method includes the following steps (all) .

First Course:

(With some syllables (eg, bump, d, c, space) already entered)

(New), a consonant that can be the beginning of a syllable (eg, g) Entered  A syllable to which the immediately preceding consonant (eg, a syllable) belongs (eg, a syllable, a buddy, a space, or a space) The state in which the current state is being maintained (new) or being edited;

For the sake of clarity, the implications of the first process are as follows:

First Course:

(With some syllables (eg, bump, d, c, space) already entered)

(New), a consonant (such as a syllable of a certain syllable) is input,

(For example, bump, d, c, or space) and the combination of the consonant (eg, guitar) that was entered before the consonant (eg, However, (Yes: Clash  , ㅅ g, or Space ), A syllable to which the consonant (for example, a song) belongs (for example, a song) is newly edited,

(Such as a consonant, for example) becomes consonant with a syllable (eg, d) that was entered before the consonant (eg, G) entered before the input Syllables (eg D) and combinations' Being ' (Eg, a verb), and the combined syllable (eg, a verb) is kept in edit state or is being edited;

For example, the above-mentioned implication is as follows.

(New), the state before the consonant (which can be the beginning of a syllable) (for example, g), and the case after the input, there may be two examples of the following cases a and b.

a. In the above connotation , the consonant is not combined with the syllable (eg bump, c, or space) that was entered (eg, edited) before the consonant (eg, without (such as (dit) oi, (c) oi or (space) oi), and a consonant (e.g., oi) are quickly a syllable (e.g., oi) is or condition being edited with a new "in for the phrases As an example of a case,

If the newly input, consonant (e.g., oi) a syllable that has been already input before the input: (for example, dit, c, or a space (= blank)), the newly input If the condition can not be combined with a character (eg, g)

(The cursor is moved to a new syllable at the place where the cursor was already existing (eg, a collision, a c, or a space) A character (eg, a syllable), alone, is input as a beginning of a new syllable (eg, (b), (c), or (space)) and the syllable (For example, g) is being edited .

b. The consonant (for example, g) becomes the consonant of the syllable (eg, d) that was entered before the consonant (eg, g) , The consonant (e. G., ≪ RTI ID = 0.0 > As an example of the case that corresponds to the "condition in which the status is being maintained or being edited, the editing phrases, syllable (for example D) and in combination are (for example: dit), and the combined syllable (dit example)

If a new input A new syllable (eg, D) that was already entered before the consonant In a condition that can be combined with a consonant (eg, guitar) (eg, a verse)

-b.1. If the previously entered syllable (eg, D) was in the editing state,

Since the cursor is not shifted and a new consonant (for example, g) to be inputted to a syllable (for example, D) previously inputted or edited is combined, the editing state will be maintained ,

-b.2. If the previously entered syllable (eg, D) has been edited ,

(If, from this process is also the technology of the present application has been applied (and assume bottom) surface) which has been input syllable before (for example, di) because of processes such as even was an editing completed state, the editing is complete state (released ) Will be edited , and the newly entered consonant (eg, g) will be combined with the previously entered syllable (eg, D) and combined (eg, digit).

Step 1-1: Manual edit completion signal Generated  A process (eg a process in which a space button is operated);

For example, the above-mentioned implication is as follows.

In most terminal operations, when the space button is operated in the state of 'editing', a space is not input but a manual edit completion signal is generated.

(And, in the next step 1-2, the syllable in the 'editing' state is changed to the edited state.)

(Note, if you press the space button while editing, the space will be entered.)

Unlike the above example, the manual edit completion function may be assigned to a button other than the space button, and a manual edit completion signal may be generated when a button other than the space button is operated.

Step 1-2: The syllable to which the letter (eg, song) entered in step 1 belongs Edited  process;

For example, the above-mentioned implication is as follows.

In step 1-1, when the space button is operated in the state of 'editing', a manual edit completion signal is generated, and a syllable (e.g., guitar or a buddy) in a state of 'editing' is changed to a state in which editing is completed.

Step 2: (new), a collection of one or more vowels (which can be "neutral" of a certain syllable) (eg, ㅣ)

(One- In process 2  manual Even though editing is complete ) If the vowel (eg, ㅣ) was entered before the vowel (eg, ㅣ) was entered (eg, In process 2  Is combined with a syllable (for example, a manual edit)

A process in which the syllable (e.g., poem) to which the syllable (e.g., poem), i.e., the syllable to which the immediately preceding input vowel (e.g., l) belongs is kept in the editing state or is being (new) edited;

(For example, ㅣ) consisting of one or more vowels (which can be "neutral" of the above-mentioned implied phrases ) is inputted, for example, as follows.

Neutrality is a vowel (consisting of one or more vowels).

In this process, when entering a double vowel such as "ㅢ, ㅙ" or a short vowel (for example, a) that requires a unique vowel (such as ㅏ) It may be necessary.

For another example, to enter 'ㅢ', you need two short vowels, 'ㅡ' and 'ㅣ', and 'short' in '.'. 'May be needed.

Among the above-mentioned implications

'(One- In process 2  manual Even though editing is complete ) If the vowel (eg, ㅣ) was entered before the vowel (eg, ㅣ) was entered (eg, In process 2  Is combined with a syllable (for example, a manual edit)

A process in which the syllable (eg, poem) to which the syllable (eg, poem), ie, the syllable to which the previously entered vowel (eg, l) belongs is kept in the editing state (new) For example:

The syllable that was already being edited before the vowel (for example, ㅣ)

- consonant syllables in only (for example, oi) yeotdamyeon, the bar on the syllables as is consonant only (e.g., l) the first process the consonants input on the (e.g., oi) and combinations (e.g. city), because, edited State will be maintained,

-Syllables were to polypoid: yeotdamyeon (for dit), characters (e.g., dit) was to polypoid: As the (oi example) The herbicidal new syllable that collection trailing of (for instance, l) input from the first process It will be in combination with a consonant (for example, o) and will be in a new editing state.

And, the above-mentioned implied phrase may be described in the same context as the case of the paragraphs 'b.1.' And 'b.2' of the description of the implied phrase of the third process (or the second process).

Step 2-1: Manual edit completion signal Generated  A process (eg a process in which a space button is operated);

The above-mentioned implied text is easy to understand, and further explanation is omitted because it is in the same context as the description of the process of the 1-1 process.

Step 2-2: The syllable in combination with the second step Edited  process;

The above-mentioned implied phrase is easy to understand, and further explanation is omitted because it is in the same context as the description of the step 1-2.

Step 3: (new), (which can be the "seed" of some syllables) A consonant (for example, d)  As entered,

(In step 2-2, Even though editing is complete ). If the consonant (e. E.) Has been entered before the consonant (e. E.) Has been entered (e. G. In process 2  Combined with a syllable (eg, hand-edited) syllable (eg, room)

A process in which the combined syllable (e.g., thread), i.e., the state in which the syllable (e.g., thread) to which the immediately preceding consonant (e.g., d) belongs is kept being edited or (new) is being edited;

For example, the above-mentioned implication is as follows.

The above-mentioned implied phrase is almost the same as or similar to the context and principle of the paragraphs 'b.1.' And 'b.2' of the description of the implication of the first process, So, let's have a look.

(New), the state before the consonant (which can be the syllable of a certain syllable) (for example, d) and the case after it is input may be the following 'b.1.', 'B.2' have.

If a new input If a syllable (such as a poem) that was already entered before the consonant In a condition that can be combined with a consonant (eg, d)

-b.1. If a syllable (e.g., poetry) previously entered was in the editing state (for reasons such as the first process, the 1-1 process, and the 1-2 process omitted)

(For example, d) to be newly input in a syllable (for example, at the time of syllable) inputted before the cursor is moved (the cursor is not moved) is edited ,

-b.2. If the syllable (e.g., poetry) entered before is edited (for reasons such as the existence of the first process, the 1-1 process, and the 1-2 process)

(If the technique of this application is applied from this process ), even if the syllable (for example, poetry) which had been input before but was only neutral was edited, the edited state is canceled as to the process conditions being as through), such as editing, consonants are newly input (for example, will be room): d) syllable (for example, which has been input is ago, City) and combinations (eg

If a preceding consonant (eg, d) of a certain syllable (eg, ㄻ ) is input and after the forced compilation is completed , the back consonant (eg, ㅁ) of the syllable consonant 3-1, 3-2, and 4 may be added as the third process is modified to the following 3A process as follows.

Step 3A: A new consonant (for example, d), which can be a leading consonant (eg, d) of a syllable consonant (eg, ㄻ) of a certain syllable,

(In step 2-2, Even though editing is complete ). If the consonant (e.g., d) is the same as the consonant (e.g., d) that was entered before the consonant (e.g., In process 2  Combined with a syllable (eg, hand-edited) syllable (eg, room)

A process in which the combined syllable (e.g., thread), i.e., the state in which the syllable (e.g., thread) to which the immediately preceding consonant (e.g., d) belongs is kept being edited or (new) is being edited;

The above-mentioned implied phrases are the same as, or included in, the same context, principle as in the case of paragraphs 'b.1.' And 'b.2' in the description of the implied phrases of the third process (or the first process) So that the explanation is omitted.

The third- 1 course  : Manual edit completion signal Generated  A process (eg a process in which a space button is operated);

The above-mentioned implied text is easy to understand, and further explanation is omitted because it is in the same context as in the description of the 1-1 process.

Step 3-2: Syllable (eg, room) combined in the third step Edited  process;

The above-mentioned implied phrase is easy to understand, and further explanation is omitted because it is in the same context as the description of the step 1-2.

Step 4: (new), (Enter a consonant (such as ㅁ) that can be the back consonant of a syllable "

(3- In process 2  manual Even though editing is complete ), The consonant (e.g., Kl) is the same as the consonant (e.g., d) that was entered before the consonant (e.g., In process 2  Combined with syllables (such as a thread) that have been manually edited (eg?),

The syllable to which the immediately preceding input consonant (for example,?) Belongs (for example?) Is kept in edit state (new) The process of being in edit state;

The above-mentioned implied phrases are the same as, or included in, the same context, principle as in the case of paragraphs 'b.1.' And 'b.2' in the description of the implied phrases of the third process (or the first process) So that the explanation is omitted.

However, some of them are as follows.

For example, If a syllable (such as a room) already entered before a consonant (e.g., Klitsch) is entered is newly entered In a condition that can be combined (eg?) With a consonant (eg, ㅁ)

-b.1. Since the previously entered syllable (for example, a room) was being edited,

Since the cursor is not shifted, and consonants newly entered in a syllable (for example, a room) previously entered during editing are combined, it is recommended that the state being edited is maintained .

If the method including the steps 3A to 4 is applied

Even when a character is input in a multi-tap operation, including multi-tap operation,

A consonant (for example, ㄻ) can be a consonant that can be a front consonant of a consonant (for example,)) and a consonant (for example, ㅁ) that can be a back consonant of a consonant do.

There are 11 Korean phonemes , so it can be done in one or more of the following cases.

1. (because of 'ㄳ') 'a' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button.

2. When 'ㄴ' and 'ゃ' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄵ') .

3. If 'ㄴ' and 'ㅎ' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄶ') .

4. If 'd' and 'a' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄺ') .

5. If 'd' and 'ㅁ' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄻ') .

6. If 'd' and 'f' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄼ') .

7. (because of 'ㄽ') 'd' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button.

8. If 'd' and 'd' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄾ') .

9. If 'd' and 'y' are assigned to the same button (because of 'ㄿ') .

10. (If 'ㅀ') 'd' and 'he' are assigned to the same button.

11. (If 'ㅄ') 'ㅂ' and 'ㅅ' are assigned to the same button.

Once again, in other words,

Multitap  In a case where two or more characters (e.g., d, k) assigned to the same button are continuously input,

After one of the two or more characters (for example, d) is input to be a consonant of the preceding syllable (e.g., yarn) and then another character (e.g., k) of the two or more characters is input If the,

If two consonants (eg, d, k) that make up a certain lexical sound (eg, ㄻ) are assigned to the same button,

Another character of the two or more characters (for example, e) the previous syllable (e.g., room) and (in the case of a combination of possible characters), the combination (e.g.,?) Is the method of processing as possible.

Hereinafter, the technology of the present invention will be referred to as a more comprehensive phrase than the first to fourth processes.

It is possible to say that a character input method including a multi- tap method includes the following steps (all) .

Step A:

(With some syllables (eg, bump, d, c, h) already entered)

Can not be combined with or combined with the syllable that was entered before the character was entered (eg, bs, ds, cs, hs) : (Bump), (b), (c), or ()

A process in which the syllable to which the input character belongs (for example, a song, a song, a poem, a poem, or a room) is kept being edited or (new) edited;

Step A-1: Manual edit completion signal Generated  A process (eg a process in which a space button is operated);

Step A-2: The syllable that is being edited in Step A (for example, a teacher, a teacher, a teacher, a teacher, or a teacher) Edited  process;

Step B: A new character (e.g., l, l, l, or k) is input,

(A- In process 2  (Such as ㅣ, ㅣ, ㅣ, ㅣ or ㅁ) has been entered before the input of the characters (eg ㅣ, ㅣ, ㅣ,,, or ㅁ) That is, in the third process, which is not combined or combined, that is, the third- In process 2  (Eg, poetry, poetry, poetry, or poetry) is combined with the new characters (eg, ㅣ, ㅣ, ㅣ, City, city, real, or?) Course;

(It is recommended that the combined syllables (eg, poetry, poem, poem, room, or?) Remain in the editing state.)

In the above-mentioned implied phrases, there are four examples of letters in parentheses,

When developing the contents of the process A to the process B, only one character, for example,

The examples of each of the first to fourth steps are almost all covered.

When developing the contents of the processes A to B, the letters in the examples in the parentheses must correspond to the letters in the same order, so that the content of the steps A to B will be understood.

A little more detail is as follows.

In the beginning of the process A '(for example, dit, D, c, oi, or city) "

In the middle of step A, '(eg, g, g, g, or d)'

In the A-2 course (or the second half of the A-course), '(for example, a teacher, a teacher, a teacher,

At the beginning of step B, '(for example, l, l, l, or k)

In the second half of Phase B, you can say '(City, City, City, Thread, or?)'

There are four letters in the parentheses, and you can avoid any confusion.

1. If you set the example of the letter in the beginning of step A as "bump", the letter example in the middle of step A, step A-2 (or the end of step A), beginning part B, ,

In the middle of course A, 'shi', 'shi' in the A-2 course (or the latter part of the A course), 'ㅣ' in the beginning of the B course, and 'poetry' in the latter part of the B course.

2. If you set the example of the letter in the beginning of step A as 'D', the letters in the middle of step A, step A-2 (or the end of step A), beginning of step B, ,

In the middle of course A, it will be 'ㅅ', in 'A' in the A-2 course (or in the latter course of A), in 'ㅣ' in the beginning of course B,

3. If you set the example of the letter in the beginning of step A as 'c', the letters in the middle of step A, step A-2 (or the end of step A), beginning of step B, ,

In the middle of course A, 'shi', 'shi' in the A-2 course (or the latter part of the A course), 'ㅣ' in the beginning of the B course, and 'poetry' in the latter part of the B course.

4. If you set the example of the letter at the beginning of step A as 'g', the letters in the middle of step A, step A-2 (or the end of step A), beginning of step B, ,

In the middle of course A, 'ㅣ' will be 'poem' in the A-2 course (or in the latter part of the A course), 'd' in the beginning of the B course, and 'thread' in the latter part of the B course.

5. If you set the example of the letter at the beginning of step A as "poetry", the letters in the middle of step A, the beginning of step A-2 (or the end of step A), the beginning of step B, ,

In the middle of course A, 'd' will be in 'A' in course A-2 (or in the latter part of course A), in 'ㅁ' in the beginning of course B, and '?'

The detailed description of steps A to B will be described with reference to the description of steps 1 to 4, and a description thereof will be omitted.

So far, for the sake of understanding, the case of inputting Hangul in the character system has been described as an example, but the technique can be applied to many character systems in the world. Especially, as a reference like Hangul, combining the consonants including combination of consonants and vowels in one syllable is combined or combined, and it can be said that it is better suited to the character system which is displayed in a form different from the case where the consonants are separately marked. In the description of the present application, the word "consonant" or "vowel" or "suffix" can be understood as a closer explanation to the above-mentioned point by replacing the word "character"

The keyboard, to which the method described so far can be applied,

This includes all keyboards that can input characters in multi-touch operation including multi-tap system including the world wide keyboard including keyboards for Heavenly, Pantech Vega, and short vowel keyboards.

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From now on, Flip Vertical (ㅣ), small Cross-line (), Small Flip Vertical (i), large horizontal flap ( ㅡ)  Let's find out how to input a Korean vowel.

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In the entire application except for the drawings, small vertical flicks are expressed by lowercase letters ' i' in English .

(Because, originally, a small vertical flick symbol is shown on the display for the number 3 button marked out of 13 in the 8 button I was going to use the 'small vertical flick' Glyph (or symbol) Electronic Application Software Kay Editor This is because the special character table does not have a special character (= symbol) that should be used for such "small vertical flip " display .

Therefore, in the entire contents of the present application including the claims, it is easier to think of the small vertical flicker display symbol as being represented by the lowercase letter 'i' in the symbols shown in the button of the number 3 in FIG. You will understand this article.)

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I will explain how to enter ten short vowels and eleven vowels as an example.

First, input examples for ten short vowels .

A = ㅣ +

ㅑ = ㅣ + +

ㅓ = + ㅣ

ㅕ = + + ㅣ

( '+'

It is recommended to mark it as a '=' or a similar symbol (or a glyph) when writing or similar to the type of book. The same is true for other vowels.)

ㅗ = i + ㅡ

ㅛ = i + i + ㅡ

( 'I + i' is

It is recommended that when writing or similar to a type of book, such as '∥' or a similar symbol (or pattern) The same is true for other vowels.)

ㅜ = ㅡ + i

ㅠ = ㅡ + i + i

ㅡ = ㅡ

ㅣ = ㅣ

The following is an example of input for 11 hyponyms .

ㅐ = ㅣ + + ㅣ

ㅒ = ㅣ + + + ㅣ

ㅔ = + ㅣ + ㅣ

ㅖ = + + ㅣ + ㅣ

ㅚ = i + ㅡ + ㅣ

ㅘ = i + ㅡ + ㅣ +

ㅙ = i + ㅡ + ㅣ + + ㅣ

ㅟ = ㅡ + i + ㅣ

ㅝ = ㅡ + i + + ㅣ

( 'ㅡ + i +' can be used to input 'ㅝ', because the vocabulary 'ㅜ -' is not in the Korean vocabulary anyway, and the first ' Because it is 'ㅝ' and it can reduce the number of batters.)

ㅞ = ㅡ + i + + ㅣ + ㅣ

ㅢ = ㅡ + ㅣ

In the above,

'ㅙ = i + ㅡ + ㅣ + + ㅣ' will be described in detail as follows.

small Vertical stroke (i)  After input,

large The horizontal stroke (ㅡ)   Is input,

large The vertical stroke (ㅣ)  Is input,

small Horizontal line ()  Is input,

large The vertical stroke (ㅣ)  Once entered

'ㅙ' is input . (Or that it is treated as being input (replaced) with 'ㅙ').

The above detailed description may be expressed as follows.

 When a large vertical flick (l), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), and a large horizontal flick (ㅡ)

small Vertical stroke (i)  After the assigned character button is operated,

large The horizontal stroke (ㅡ)   After the assigned character button is operated,

large The vertical stroke (ㅣ)  After the assigned character button is operated,

small Horizontal line ()  After the assigned character button is operated,

large The vertical stroke (ㅣ)  When the assigned character button is operated,

'ㅙ' is input . (Or that it is treated as being input (replaced) with 'ㅙ').

(And, for the sake of clarity, the process of inputting 'ㅙ' in the Tianjin method is simply referred to as the above examples,

'ㅙ = · + ㅡ + ㅣ + · + ㅣ')

The detailed description of the vowel except for the above-mentioned 'ㅙ' can be easily known by referring to the detailed explanation for inputting the above 'ㅙ', and since the Korean user can know it without reference, I will not explain.

Now, large vertical flicks (l), a small horizontal cross out (), a small vertical cross out, (i), large horizontal flicks (Ao) is 1, and then for the form is disposed on the keyboard, the first with respect to two examples of 2 Let's explore.

(Note that,

8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13

 Large vertical lines (l), small horizontal lines (), small vertical lines (i), and large horizontal lines (ㅡ)

The large vertical flicker (l) is assigned to the button with the number 1 displayed,

A small horizontal flick () is assigned to the button with the number 2 displayed,

Small vertical flicks (i) are assigned to the button with the number 3 displayed,

The big horizontal stroke (ㅡ) is assigned to the button with the number 4 displayed.)

(For example, to describe the smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may include all Hangul buttons in the above and below,

In the form of FIG. 8, the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned with large vertical flicks (), large horizontal flicks (), 'g', and ' As a result, it refers to a rectangular area formed by successively arranging buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (ㅣ), a large horizontal flick (ㅡ), an 'ㅅ', and a '

In the form of FIG. 9, it refers to the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned with large vertical flicks (), large horizontal flicks (), 'e', and ' As a result, it refers to a rectangular area formed by successive buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (ㅣ), a large horizontal flick (ㅡ), an 'e', and a '

In the form of FIG. 10, the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (), a large horizontal flick (), a bK, As a result, it refers to a rectangular area formed by successively arranging buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (ㅣ), a large horizontal flick (ㅡ), a bK,

In the form of FIG. 11, the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (), a large horizontal flick (), a bK, As a result, it refers to a rectangular area formed by successively arranging buttons assigned with a large vertical flick (ㅣ), a large horizontal flick (ㅡ), a bK,

In the form as shown in FIG. 12, it refers to the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned 'a bk', 'bk', 'rkk', and ' , 'ㅂpy', 'ㅁㅁ', and 'ゃ' are the rectangular areas created by the buttons assigned to the buttons,

13, it refers to the smallest rectangular area made up of buttons that can include buttons assigned 'a', 'b', 'o', ' , 'ㄴ', 'ㅇ heh', and 'ㅊ' are the rectangular areas created by the buttons assigned to them.)

1. As shown in Figs. 8 and 9, it is possible to include a button for inputting all Korean characters of a large vertical flicker (), a small horizontal flicker (), a small vertical flicker (i), a large horizontal flicker Of the multiple button rows in the smallest rectangular area, with buttons Any two rows (e.g., The top row and the bottom row ).

2. As shown in Figs. 10 to 13, a button for inputting all Hangul characters of a keyboard, a large vertical flick (l), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i) Of the various buttons in the smallest rectangular region, consisting of buttons with Any one column (e.g., the rightmost column as shown in Figs. 10 and 11 , or the column as shown in Figs. 12 and 13) Middle column ).

Considering the arrangement of consonant buttons as in 1.1, 2.1 and 2.2, the following can be further subdivided.

1.1

8 and 9,

The button to which the vowel is assigned is arranged as in No. 1,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

The form assigned to be 3 rows and 3 columns.

(In the above, the third row and the third column are, for example, a rectangular area formed by successively arranging the buttons assigned 'a bk', 'b', 'g', and 'g' in FIG.

2.1

10 and 11,

The button assigned with the vowel position is arranged as in No. 2 above,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

The form assigned to be 4 rows and 2 columns.

(In the above, the fourth row and the second column are, for example, a rectangular area formed by successive buttons assigned with 'a b', 'b', 'g', and 'o' in FIG.

2.2

12 and 13,

The button assigned with the vowel position is arranged as in No. 2 above,

The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,

4 rows and 3 columns, Middle column  The collection is assigned so that all the Korean vowels can be entered with the vowel alone. shape)

(In the above, the fourth row and the third column are, for example, a rectangular area formed by successive buttons assigned to 'a b', 'b', 'g', 'o' in FIG.

And, 8 ~ 13  together

'A', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'y' can be assigned to different character buttons.

Six types of keyboard layouts (for example, FIGS. 8 to 13), which are most recommended by the above contents, are as follows.

A (1.1.1)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

The above item 1.1

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned as shown in FIG. 8, which may be referred to as a combined form, is recommended.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, and i' are arranged sequentially from row 2 to row 4, from row 1 to row 3 per row .

More specifically,

 A keyboard including a region in which the smallest rectangular area is composed of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

1 row 1 column position button has' Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

1 row 2 column position buttons' small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

1 row 3 column position buttons' large Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

2 row 1 column position buttons are assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to be assigned to 'ㄲ'.

2 row 2 column position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

'2' is assigned to the row 2 row 3 column position button,

3 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

'3', '2', '3', and '

3 row 3 column position buttons are assigned 'ㅂ, ィ', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㅃ'.

4 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㅅ' (recommended to be assigned to 'ㅆ')

'4', '5', '5' and '

4th row, 3rd column Position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to assign to' ㅉ '.)

B (1.1.2.)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

The above item 1.1

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned is recommended as shown in FIG. 9, which may be referred to as a combined form.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, and c' are arranged sequentially from column 1 to column 3, .

More specifically,

 A keyboard including a region in which the smallest rectangular area is composed of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

1 row 1 column position button has' Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

1 row 2 column position buttons' small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

1 row 3 column position buttons' large Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

2 row 1 column position buttons are assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to be assigned to 'ㄲ'.

2 row 2 column position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

3 ',' 1 ',' 2 '

4 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

'3', '2', '3', and '

4 row 2 row position button is assigned 'ㅂ, py', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㅃ'.

The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g' and is recommended to be assigned to 'g'.

'3', '3', '3' and '

4th row, 3rd column Position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to assign to' ㅉ '.)

C (2.1.1.)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

Section 2.1 above

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned is recommended as shown in FIG. 10, which may be referred to as a combined form.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, and i' are arranged sequentially from column 1 to column 2, .

More specifically,

 A keyboard including an area having the smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 2 columns and including buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

1 row 3 column position buttons' large Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

2 row 3 column position buttons' small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

3 row 3 column position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

4 row 3 column position buttons' large Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

1 row 1 row position button is assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄲ'.

'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,

3 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'

In row 1 and column 2 position buttons, 'f,' are assigned, and '(ㅃ') is recommended.

The second row, row 2 position button is assigned 'g', and it is recommended to assign it to 'ㅆ'.

'3', '2', '3' and '

4 rows 2 columns  The position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to be assigned to' ㅉ '.)

D (2.1.1.)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

Section 2.1 above

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned as shown in Fig. 11, which may be referred to as a combined form, is recommended.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, and i' are arranged sequentially from row 1 to row 4, from row 1 to row 2 per row .

More specifically,

 A keyboard including an area having the smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 2 columns and including buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

1 row 3 column position buttons' large Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

2 row 3 column position buttons' small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

3 row 3 column position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

4 row 3 column position buttons' large Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

1 row 1 row position button is assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄲ'.

&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

2 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

'R, ㅁ' is assigned to the position 2 row 2 column position button,

3 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㅂ, py', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㅃ'.

3 row 2 column position button is assigned 'g', (recommended to be assigned to 'ㅆ')

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'

4th row, 2nd row position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to assign to' ㅉ '.)

E (2.2.1.)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

2.2 above

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned as shown in FIG. 12, which may be referred to as a combined form, is recommended.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, and c' are arranged sequentially from column 1 to column 3, .

To be more specific,

 A keyboard including a region in which the smallest rectangular area is composed of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

Position 1 row 2 column position button Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

2 row 2 column position button 'small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

3 row 2 row position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

The fourth row, column two position button, Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

1 row 1 row position button is assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄲ'.

'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,

3 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'

1 row 3 column position button is assigned 'ㅂ, py', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㅃ'.

The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g' and is recommended to be assigned to 'g'.

'3', '3', '3' and '

4th row, 3rd column Position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to assign to' ㅉ '.)

F (2.2.2.)

The above-

 Quot ;, " b ", 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons as shown in FIGS. Can be. " However,

2.2 above

A keyboard in which consonants and vowels are assigned is recommended as shown in FIG. 13, which may be referred to as a combined form.

This is because it appears that 'a, b, c, d, k, f, g, o, c' are arranged sequentially from row 1 to row 4, .

To be more specific,

 A keyboard including an area having the smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 2 columns and including buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,

Position 1 row 2 column position button Flip Vertical (ㅣ) 'is assigned,

2 row 2 column position button 'small Cross-line (-) 'is assigned,

3 row 2 row position button 'small Flip Vertical (i) 'is assigned,

The fourth row, column two position button, Cross-line (ㅡ) 'is assigned,

1 row 1 row position button is assigned 'a, b', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄲ'.

&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

2 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㄷ, ㅌ', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㄸ'.

'2', '3', '5', and '

3 row 1 column position button is assigned 'ㅂ, py', and it is recommended to assign to 'ㅃ'.

3 row 3 column position button is assigned 'g', and it is recommended to assign it to 'ㅆ'.

4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'

4 rows and 3 columns  The position button is assigned to '字,' '. (It is recommended to be assigned to' ㅉ '.)

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(For reference, Sudan Port  The number next to the number indicates the drawing number or a modification of the drawing.)

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[Sudanese port 44] 8

23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudan Port 45] 8

23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 46] 8

46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 47] 8

46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 48] 8

23. The method of claim 22,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 49] 8

23. The method of claim 22,

A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 50] 8

50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 51] 8

50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

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[Sudanese Port 52] 9

27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 53] 9

27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 54] 9

54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 55] 9

54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the second row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 56] 9

27. The method of claim 26,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 57] 9

27. The method of claim 26,

A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 58] 9

57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 59] 9

57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

And a " large horizontal flap (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button.

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[Sudanese Port 60] 10

31. The method of claim 30,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

[Sudanese port 61] 10

31. The method of claim 30,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 62] 10

61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 63] 10

61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

[Sudan Port 64] 10

31. The method of claim 30,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button.

[Sudanese Port 65] 10

31. The method of claim 30,

A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 66] 10

65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese section 67] 10

65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (s) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

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35. The method of claim 34,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 69] 11

35. The method of claim 34,

The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 70] 11

69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,

In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

[Sudanese port 71] 11

69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

[Sudan Port 72] 11

35. The method of claim 34,

&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button.

[Sudanese Port 73] 11

35. The method of claim 34,

A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button.

[Sudanese Port 74] 11

73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons.

[Sudan Port 75] 11

73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.

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39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

[Sudan Port 77] 12

39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 78] 12

78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 79] 12

78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 80] 12

39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 81] 12

39. The method of claim 38,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button.

[Sudanese Port 82] 12

81. The method of claim 80 or 81,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 83] 12

81. The method of claim 80 or 81,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

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43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,

Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 85] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 86] 13

84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 87] 13

84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,

A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

[Sudanese Port 88] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button.

[Sudanese Port 89] 13

43. The method of claim 42,

&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,

And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button.

[Sudan Port 90] 13

90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,

&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.

[Sudan Port 91] 13

90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,

&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,

And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

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Examples of electronic appliances to which the present invention can be applied are as follows.

2 is a block diagram of an electronic apparatus to which the present invention is applicable. 2, the electronic apparatus to which the present invention can be applied includes a touch screen 110, a functional block 120, a control unit 130, a storage unit 140, and a communication unit 150.

The touch screen 110 displays the above-described touch buttons, and is a means used by a user to touch a desired touch button with a finger.

The function block 120 performs the function of the electronic device itself. If the electronic device is a mobile phone, the function block 120 performs a mobile phone function; 2) if the electronic device is a mobile computer, the function block 120 performs a computing function; and 3) If the mobile multimedia player is a multimedia player, the function block 120 performs a multimedia playback function, and 4) if the electronic device is a general notebook or a PC, the function block 120 performs a computing function.

The storage unit 140 stores a program and data used for creating a GUI screen including the functions of the electronic device and the touch buttons, and provides a storage space for storing multimedia files.

The control unit 130 executes a program stored in the storage unit 140 to control the functioning of the function block 120 and displays a GUI composed of touch buttons on the touch screen 110. [ In addition, the control unit 130 performs character input, object adjustment, and function execution according to a user's operation, which is input using the touch buttons displayed on the touch screen 110.

The communication unit 150 is connected to communicate with other electronic devices and performs data communication.

It is to be understood that the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the words or phrases described in the description of the present invention, It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. The embodiments of the present invention are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It is to be understood that neither the description of the invention nor the definition of the invention is intended to be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention by way of the description of the invention, It is not.

The scope of protection of the present invention should be construed according to the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope of equivalents should be construed as falling within the scope of the present invention.

Accordingly, those skilled in the art should appreciate that modifications and changes may be made thereto without departing from the spirit of the invention.

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Claims (91)

A method of inputting a Hangul character string, comprising the steps of: (a) inputting a character in a multi-tap method;
Step A: a process in which, when a character is input, the syllable to which the input character belongs is kept being edited or is being edited;
Step A-1: a process in which a manual edit completion signal is generated;
Step A-2: a process in which the syllable being edited in step A is manually edited;
Step B: When a new character is input and the new character is input before the new character is input, that is, the syllable that has been manually edited in step A-2, Process; The method according to claim 1,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;
Step 1-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 1-2: a process in which the syllable to which the character inputted in the first step belongs is manually edited;
The second process is a process in which the vowel of one or more vowels is input and the vowel is combined with the syllable that was input before the vowel was input, that is, the syllable that was manually edited in the process 1-2. The method according to claim 1,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
Step 2: When a vowel consisting of one or more vowels is input, the vowel (e.g., l) is combined with the syllable that was entered before the vowel was entered,
A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;
Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step;
Third step: a process in which a consonant is inputted and the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 2-2; The method according to claim 1,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
Step 3A: When a consonant that can be a front consonant is inputted in the consonant,
The consonant is combined with syllables inputted before the consonant is input,
A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the consonant inputted immediately before is to be edited is maintained or edited;
Process 3-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 3-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the third step;
Fourth step: As consonants that can be the back consonants among the consonants composed of the lexical sounds are input,
A process in which the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 3-2; The method according to claim 1,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;
Step 2: When a set consisting of one or more vowels is input, the vowel is combined with the syllable entered before the vowel is input,
A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;
Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step;
Third process: a process in which a consonant capable of being a "consonant" of a certain syllable is input and the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is input, that is, a syllable combined in the second process; The method according to claim 1,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
A first process is a process in which a consonant capable of being a first syllable of a syllable is input and a syllable to which the consonant inputted last belongs is being edited or is being edited;
Step 2: As a vowel consisting of one or more vowels, which can be a neutral of a syllable, is input,
The vowel is combined with the syllable that was entered before the vowel was entered,
A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the vowel inputted immediately before belongs is being edited is maintained or edited;
Step 3: As a consonant that can be a seed of a certain syllable is input,
The consonant is combined with the syllable that was input before the consonant was input, that is, the syllable combined in the second process,
A process in which the combined syllable, that is, the state in which the syllable to which the consonant inputted immediately before is to be edited is maintained or edited;
Process 3-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 3-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the third step;
Fourth step: As consonants that can be the back consonants among the consonants composed of the lexical sounds are input,
A process in which the consonant is combined with a syllable inputted before the consonant is inputted, that is, a syllable which has been manually edited in the step 3-2; The method according to claim 5 or 6,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
Step 1-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 1-2: a process in which the syllable to which the character inputted in the first step belongs is manually edited; The method according to claim 6,
A method of inputting a Hangul character, comprising the following steps (all).
Process 2-1: Process of generating a manual edit completion signal;
Step 2-2: a process in which the combined syllable is manually edited in the second step; The method as claimed in claim 4 or 6,
Wherein a forward consonant and a back consonant are assigned to the same button. 8. The method of claim 7,
Wherein a forward consonant and a back consonant are assigned to the same button. In the case of inputting a Korean vowel in a device capable of inputting Hangul,
A large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick
A button assigned with a large vertical flip (), a small horizontal flip (), a small vertical flip (i), or a large horizontal flip (-) is operated
As for how a Korean vowel can be input,
(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And the Korean vowel is input through the keyboard assigned to any two of the button rows. 12. The method of claim 11,
(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons Wherein a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to both the top and bottom rows of the button row. 13. The method according to any one of claims 11 to 12,
The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,
And a consonant is assigned so that it is three rows and three columns.
In the case of inputting a Korean vowel in a device capable of inputting Hangul,
A large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick
A button assigned with a large vertical flip (), a small horizontal flip (), a small vertical flip (i), or a large horizontal flip (-) is operated
As for how a Korean vowel can be input,
(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to any one of the button columns.
15. The method of claim 14,
(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to the rightmost column among the button columns.
16. The method according to any one of claims 14 to 15,
The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,
And a consonant is assigned so that it is four rows and two columns. 15. The method of claim 14,
(I), and a large cross-line (ㅡ) are formed by buttons within the smallest rectangular area, which may include all Hangul buttons And a Korean vowel is input through a keyboard assigned to all the middle rows of the button columns.
18. The method according to any one of claims 14 to 17,
The smallest rectangular area of buttons, which may contain buttons to input all consonants,
And a consonant is assigned so that it is four rows and three columns.
The method according to any one of claims 11, 12, 14, 15, or 17,
Wherein the characters 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'f', 'g', 'o' and 'i' are assigned to different character buttons. 20. The method according to any one of claims 11, 12 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area having a smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,
'2', '1', '2' and '
'2' is assigned to the row 2 row 3 column position button,
3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'
'3', '2', '3', and '
'3', '3', '3' and '
4 row 1 column position button is assigned 'g'
'4', '5', '5' and '
Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons. 21. The method of claim 20,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 21. The method of claim 20,
One of two buttons is assigned to one of three buttons, i.e., a large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick Are assigned to the buttons assigned to the row. 23. The method of claim 22,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. 20. The method according to any one of claims 11, 12 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area having a smallest rectangular area of 4 rows and 3 columns, which can include buttons for inputting all Hangul characters,
'2', '1', '2' and '
3 ',' 1 ',' 2 '
'4', '1', '1' and '
'3', '2', '3', and '
'4' and '4' are assigned to the 4th row and the 2nd column position buttons,
The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g'
'3', '3', '3' and '
4 row 3 column position buttons are assigned 'ellipses'
≪ / RTI > 25. The method of claim 24,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 25. The method of claim 24,
One of two buttons is assigned to one of three buttons, i.e., a large vertical flick (), a small horizontal flick (), a small vertical flick (i), or a large horizontal flick Are assigned to the buttons assigned to the row. 27. The method of claim 26,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. The method according to any one of claims 14, 15 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,
'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,
'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,
3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'
4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'
'1', '2', and '
'2' is allocated to the row 2 column position button,
'3', '2', '3' and '
Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons. 29. The method of claim 28,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 29. The method of claim 28,
It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI > 31. The method of claim 30,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,
In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button. The method according to any one of claims 14, 15 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
A rectangle that can contain all Hangul input buttons that can contain buttons to enter all Hangul characters
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,
'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,
&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
'2', '1' and '
'R, ㅁ' is assigned to the position 2 row 2 column position button,
'3', '1', '2' and '
3 row 2 column position button is assigned 'g'
4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'
Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons. 33. The method of claim 32,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 33. The method of claim 32,
It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI > 35. The method of claim 34,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,
In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button. 20. The method according to any one of claims 14, 17 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,
'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,
'2' is assigned to the 2 row 1 column position button,
3 ',' 1 'and' 1 'are assigned to' c 'and'
4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'd, ㅁ'
'1', '3', and '
The second row, column three position button is assigned 'g'
'3', '3', '3' and '
Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons. 37. The method of claim 36,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 37. The method of claim 36,
It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI > 39. The method of claim 38,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,
A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,
&Quot; Small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.
20. The method according to any one of claims 14, 17 or 19,
As a way to assign Hangul characters to the keyboard,
The smallest rectangle of buttons, which may include buttons to input all Hangul characters
In assigning Hangul characters to a keypad including an area of 4 rows and 3 columns,
'1', '1' and '2' are assigned to the row 1 column position button,
&Quot; b " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,
'2', '1' and '
'2', '3', '5', and '
'3', '1', '2' and '
3 row 3 column position button is assigned 'g'
4th row, 1st column position button is assigned 'ㅇ, ㅎ'
Quot ;, " C ", and " C " are assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons. 41. The method of claim 40,
'ㄲ' is also assigned to the button to which 'a, ㅋ' is assigned,
',' Is also assigned to the button to which 'ㄷ, ㅌ' is assigned,
"," Is assigned to the button to which "f," is assigned,
"'" Is assigned to the button to which "ㅅ" is assigned,
And 'ㅉ' is assigned to the button to which 'ell' or '聞' is assigned. 41. The method of claim 40,
It is characterized by being assigned to the button assigned to the third column of each row, "large vertical flicker", "small horizontal flicker", "small vertical flicker (i)" and "large horizontal flicker Lt; / RTI > 43. The method of claim 42,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,
A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,
&Quot; Small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons. 23. The method of claim 22,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 23. The method of claim 22,
&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. 46. The method of any one of claims 44 or 45,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.
23. The method of claim 22,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button. 23. The method of claim 22,
A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. 50. The method of any one of claims 48 or 49,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons.
27. The method of claim 26,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
Quot ;, and " large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 27. The method of claim 26,
&Quot; Large horizontal flick (-) " is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. 54. The method of any one of claims 52-53,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the second row and second column position button. 27. The method of claim 26,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the first row and third column position button. 27. The method of claim 26,
A "small horizontal stroke (-)" is assigned to the row 1 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the first row and third column position buttons. 57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position buttons. 57. The method of any one of claims 56 or 57,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,
And a " large horizontal flap (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button.
31. The method of claim 30,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button. 31. The method of claim 30,
The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons. 61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,
In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons. 61. The method of any one of claims 60-61,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button. 31. The method of claim 30,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,
Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button. 31. The method of claim 30,
A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button. 65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons. 65. A method according to any one of claims 64 or 65,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (s) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button.
35. The method of claim 34,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row, third column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position button. 35. The method of claim 34,
The '1' row and the 3 column position buttons are assigned 'large horizontal flap (-)'
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and third column position buttons. 69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,
In the second row and third column position buttons, a small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons. 69. A method according to any one of claims 68 or 69,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row, third column position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the third row and third column position button. 35. The method of claim 34,
&Quot; Small vertical stroke (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,
Quot ;, and a " small side flip (-) " is assigned to the 4 row 3 column position button. 35. The method of claim 34,
A small horizontal stroke (-) is assigned to the row 1 row 3 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the fourth row third column position button. 73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and third column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and third column position buttons. 73. The method of any one of claims 72 or 73,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and third column position buttons,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and third column position button. 39. The method of claim 38,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,
Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons. 39. The method of claim 38,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons. 78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,
A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons. 78. The method of any one of claims 76 or 77,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button. 39. The method of claim 38,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button. 39. The method of claim 38,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button. 81. The method of claim 80 or 81,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons. 81. The method of claim 80 or 81,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.
43. The method of claim 42,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the first row and second column position buttons,
Quot ;, and a " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the 4th row and 2 column position buttons.
43. The method of claim 42,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position buttons.
84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and " small crossing (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.
84. A method according to any one of claims 84 or 85,
A small horizontal line (-) is assigned to the 2 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons. 43. The method of claim 42,
&Quot; Small vertical line (i) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
Quot; - " is assigned to the fourth row and second column position button.
43. The method of claim 42,
&Quot; Small horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the row 1 row 2 column position button,
And a " small vertical flick (i) " is assigned to the 4 row 2 column position button.
90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,
&Quot; Large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
Quot ;, and " large side flap (-) " is assigned to the third row and second column position button.
90. The method of any one of claims 88 or 89,
&Quot; Large horizontal stroke (-) " is assigned to the second row and second column position button,
And a " large vertical flicker (l) " is assigned to the third row and second column position buttons.

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