Chinese character input method combining phonetic codes and small keypad shape code

Abstract

A character input method provided with both phonetic codes and shape codes on a keypad is a character input method applying to a computer. The character input method comprises a Sanpin input method and an S code input (stroke input on the number keypad) method, wherein, the S code input method also applies to a cellular phone for inputting characters for the cellular phone. The Sanpin input method realizes inputting a character with three keystrokes at the most through the adoption of keys representing compound finals; the S code input method also realizes inputting a character with three keystrokes at the most through simple and ingenious character decomposition. For the character with pinyin difficult to identify, addition of a candidate window, i.e. using two candidate windows (figure 1) is adopted as a fault tolerance measure.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention is a Chinese character input method used in a computer, which includes pinyin input and stroke order input on a numeric keypad, and the two input methods are switched by a button on the state window of the input method. The stroke order input on the numeric keypad can also be used to input Chinese characters in the mobile phone. Background technique [0002] At present, there are many input methods for computer Chinese characters, and thousands of Chinese character encoding schemes have come out one after another. Among them, there are many keystrokes for full spelling, and double spelling is difficult to remember, which is not very satisfactory. The stroke order input on the numeric keypad is roughly classified into the following categories: the stroke order input in some mobile phones is completely input by one stroke, so the number of keystrokes is large, and there are many conflicts with the "Modern Chinese General Character ...

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Among them, the number of keystrokes for full spelling is relatively high, and double spelling is difficult to remember, which is not very satisfactory.

There are roughly the following types of stroke order input on the numeric keypad: the stroke order input in some mobile phones is completely input stroke by stroke, so the number of keystrokes is relatively large, and there are many conflicts with the "Modern Chinese General Character Stroke Order Specifications" place; the method of dividing the combined character into the first part and the rest is easier to code, but it needs to be pressed six times, and it is not very easy to use; some stroke input (not according to the order of strokes) is more complicated to split Chinese characters, so it is more complex. Difficult to retrieve the code, the number of keystrokes must be at least four

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