Terminal device and key entry method for preventing erroneous entry in key entry
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1. A terminal device comprising:
- a touch panel that accepts a touch entry including a first touch on a first key and a second touch on a second key, the second touch being a next touch of the first touch, the first key corresponding to a first area, the second key corresponding to a second area that is different from the first area; and
a processor configured to;
detect the first touch and the second touch,determine whether the second touch is a touch to the first key or a touch to the second key based on elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when the first touch is detected in the first area and the second touch is detected in the second area, anddecide that the second touch is the touch to the first key regardless of the elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when both the first touch and the second touch are detected in the first area.
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Abstract
The terminal device includes a touch panel that accepts a touch entry including a first touch on a first key corresponding to a first position and a second touch on a second key corresponding to a second position that is different from the first position, and a processor that detects the first touch and the second touch, determines elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when detecting the second touch after detecting the first touch, and decides that the second touch is a touch to the first key when the elapsed time is less than a threshold.
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1. A terminal device comprising:
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a touch panel that accepts a touch entry including a first touch on a first key and a second touch on a second key, the second touch being a next touch of the first touch, the first key corresponding to a first area, the second key corresponding to a second area that is different from the first area; and a processor configured to; detect the first touch and the second touch, determine whether the second touch is a touch to the first key or a touch to the second key based on elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when the first touch is detected in the first area and the second touch is detected in the second area, and decide that the second touch is the touch to the first key regardless of the elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when both the first touch and the second touch are detected in the first area. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A key entry method in a terminal device comprising a touch panel that accepts a touch entry including a first touch on a first key and a second touch on a second key, the second touch being a next touch of the first touch, the first key corresponding to a first area, the second key corresponding to a second area that is different from the first area, the method comprising:
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detecting the first touch and the second touch; determining whether the second touch is a touch to the first key or a touch to the second key based on elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when the first touch is detected in the first area and the second touch is detected in the second area; and deciding that the second touch is the touch to the first key regardless of the elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when both the first touch and the second touch are detected in the first area.
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5. A storage medium storing a key entry program used in a terminal device comprising a processor and a touch panel that accepts a touch entry including a first touch on a first key and a second touch on a second key, the second touch being a next touch of the first touch, the first key corresponding to a first area, the second key corresponding to a second area that is different from the first area, the key entry program causing the processor to execute a procedure, the procedure comprising:
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detecting the first touch and the second touch; determining whether the second touch is a touch to the first key or a touch to the second key based on elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when the first touch is detected in the first area and the second touch is detected in the second area; and deciding that the second touch is the touch to the first key regardless of the elapsed time from the first touch to the second touch when both the first touch and the second touch are detected in the first area.
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