Information processing apparatus, computer-readable recording medium, and information processing method
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorKoki Hatada
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Abstract
An information processing apparatus includes a menu item selection operation decision unit that selects a menu item in a context menu; a target selection operation decision unit that selects, regarding the selected menu item, an end position that is the result of a movement due to a predetermined operation; and a command calculation unit that calculates, on the basis of the selected end position, a command indicated by the menu item.
Claims7
An information processing apparatus comprising:
- a processor that executes a process including:
- first selecting a menu item in a context menu that is displayed at a location that is not on an object to which the menu item is to be executed;
- moving the selected menu item to an end position, or pointing to the end position by a predetermined operation, the end position existing within the object;
- second selecting the end position;
- and
- executing, at the end position selected at the second selecting, the menu item, wherein
- the first selecting includes selecting the menu item by a first touch and a second touch at a same time, wherein the menu item is then duplicated as a first menu item and a second menu item,
- the moving includes moving the first menu item by the first touch to the end position by the predetermined operation,
- the second selecting includes selecting the end position, and the process further includes continuing, when deciding that the second touch is continued at the first selecting, processes of the moving, the second selecting and the executing for the second menu item and the second touch.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium having stored therein an information processing program that causes a computer to execute a process comprising:
- first selecting a menu item in a context menu that is displayed at a location that is not on an object to which the menu item is to be executed;
- moving the selected menu item to an end position, or pointing to the end position by a predetermined operation, the end position existing within the object;
- second selecting the end position;
- and
- executing, at the end position selected at the second selecting, the menu item, wherein
- the first selecting includes selecting the menu item by a first touch and a second touch at a same time, wherein the menu item is then duplicated as a first menu item and a second menu item,
- the moving includes moving the first menu item by the first touch to the end position by the predetermined operation,
- the second selecting includes selecting the end position, and the process further includes continuing, when deciding that the second touch is continued at the first selecting, processes of the moving, the second selecting and the executing for the second menu item and the second touch.
An information processing method comprising:
- first selecting, performed by a computer, a menu item in a context menu that is displayed at a location that is not on an object to which the menu item is to be executed;
- moving, performed by the computer, the selected menu item to an end position, or pointing to the end position by a predetermined operation, the end position existing within the object;
- second selecting, performed by the computer, the end position;
- and
- executing, performed by the computer, at the end position selected at the second selecting, the menu item, wherein
- the first selecting includes selecting the menu item by a first touch and a second touch at a same time, wherein the menu item is then duplicated as a first menu item and a second menu item,
- the moving includes moving the first menu item by the first touch to the end position by the predetermined operation,
- the second selecting includes selecting the end position, and the process further includes continuing, when deciding that the second touch is continued at the first selecting, processes of the moving, the second selecting and the executing for the second menu item and the second touch.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.