SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR INPUTTING CHARACTERS IN TOUCH-BASED ELECTRONIC DEVICE
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1. A character input method comprising:
- receiving a first interaction;
displaying a first character in response to the first interaction;
receiving a second interaction successively after the first interaction;
identifying a second character that can be formed by combining the first character with a character according to the second interaction; and
displaying the second character by replacing the first character with the second character.
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Abstract
A character input system and method is provided that enables a user to input and edit block characters via a touch-based electronic device, with a limited number of input motions. The character input method includes receiving a first interaction, displaying a first character in response to the first interaction, receiving a second interaction successively after the first interaction, identifying a second character that is formed by combining the first character with a character according to the second interaction, and displaying the second character instead of the first character.
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1. A character input method comprising:
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receiving a first interaction; displaying a first character in response to the first interaction; receiving a second interaction successively after the first interaction; identifying a second character that can be formed by combining the first character with a character according to the second interaction; and displaying the second character by replacing the first character with the second character. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A touch-based electronic device comprising:
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a touch screen for displaying a touch input area and a display area, wherein the touch input area receives touches for characters and the display area displays the input characters; and a controller for displaying, when a first interaction is input to a particular character area in the touch input area, a first character, allocated to the character area, on the display area, creating, when a second interaction occurs successively after the first interaction, a second character that is formed by combining the first character with a character according to the second interaction, replacing the first character with the second character, and displaying the second character on the display area. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12)
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