Chinese character digital code input method and keyboard thereof

Abstract

The present invention discloses a method for inputting Chinese characters and their phrase by numeric keyboard, belonging to the field of Chinese character informatino processing technology, and is charaterized by that the Chinese character can be separated into Chinese character components, the every Chinese character component can be separated into configuration-piecing letters, these configuratio-piecing letters can be distributed on nine number keys according to a certain rule so as to numerically encode the Chinese characters and their word groups according to coding rule. Said input method features standard coding rule, simple and easy to learn and no duplication code, can be used for information processing and Chinese character input of communication equipment.

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1 technical field [0001] The invention provides a method for inputting Chinese characters on a numeric keyboard. The Chinese character input software made according to the method can be applied to various information and communication devices and belongs to the technical field of Chinese character information processing. 2 background technology [0002] There are many kinds of Chinese character input methods based on Chinese character fonts, and their main difference lies in the selection, definition and classification methods of Chinese character radicals. To sum up, there are mainly four types: the first is to take the root consonant as the basis for radical classification, such as a code and cognitive code; the second is to take the similarity between the radical and the letter as the basis for radical classification, such as Shape code; The third is to get the first two strokes as the basis of radical classification, such as Wubi font, Erbi font. [0003] The first meth...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The first method needs to recognize the pronunciation of each Chinese character component, and some Chinese character components have no pronunciation, and their pronunciation must be artificially defined, thereby causing obstacles to learning and use; the second method combines the shape of the Chinese character root with the two The sixteen letters correspond to each other, there is no objective judgment standard, some classifications are far-fetched, and learning is more difficult; the third method is the method commonly used by current excellent input methods. The classification of Chinese character radicals is more reasonable, easy to understand and memorize, However, the distribution of radicals is not uniform enough, and the radicals with vertical pens are the most prominent