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Storage medium storing information processing program, information processing apparatus and information processing method

  • US 10,105,597 B1
  • Filed: 06/13/2018
  • Issued: 10/23/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/12/2008
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing an information processing program, the information processing program, when executed, causing one or more computer processors of an information processing apparatus configured to receive an input from a touch panel to perform operations comprising:

  • outputting music and/or an image set in advance indicating an exemplar input kind and an exemplar input timing of an input operation to be made by a user;

    storing instructed coordinates received from the touch panel;

    deriving an instructed input kind and an instructed input timing of the instructed input kind, based on history of the stored instructed coordinates;

    comparing the exemplar input kind and the exemplar input timing with the derived instructed input kind and the instructed input timing;

    determining that the derived instructed input kind is a first rubbing input and that the instructed input timing of the first rubbing input is a first timing, conditioned on an amount of a first touch movement at the first timing being equal to or more than a non-zero first value;

    determining that a deciding condition is satisfied, in dependence on an amount of a second touch movement following the first touch movement being less than a second value; and

    determining that the derived instructed input kind is a second rubbing input and that the instructed input timing of the second rubbing input is a second timing, conditioned on the deciding condition being satisfied and an amount of a third touch movement following the second touch movement being equal to or more than a non-zero third value; and

    executing predetermined processing according to the result of the comparing and the determinations concerning the first and second rubbing inputs;

    wherein the first touch movement, the second touch movement, and the third touch movement are included in one continuous touch input without touch-off and form at least a part of the instructed coordinates.

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