Storage medium, medical information processing device, and medical information processing method
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorHiroyuki Kubota
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Abstract
Provided is a non-transitory storage medium that stores a computer readable program for a computer of a medical information processing device configured to output and/or input medical information, the program causing the computer to perform acquiring locale information in environment information of the medical information processing device and presuming a character encoding of the medical information based on the locale information acquired in the acquiring.
Claims9
A non-transitory storage medium having stored thereon a computer readable program that is executable by a computer of a medical information processing device configured to output and input medical information, the program being executable by the computer to cause the computer to perform:
- reading the medical information;
- determining whether an escape sequence for switching a character encoding is established in the medical information read in the reading, wherein the escape sequence is a special character string that commands at least one of change of the character encoding, change of character colors, cursor motion, and character deletion, at a time of output of characters of the medical information;
- and
- in response to a determination that the escape sequence for switching the character encoding is not established:
- acquiring locale information in environment information of the medical information processing device;
- searching, in a look-up table, a value mapped to by the locale information by using the locale information as a key, the value being associated with a character encoding;
- presuming a character encoding of the medical information based on a result of the searching;
- and
- decoding the input medical information based on the presumed character encoding.
A medical information processing device comprising:
- a hardware processor that is configured to:
- read the medical information;
- determine whether an escape sequence for switching a character encoding is established in the medical information read in the reading, wherein the escape sequence is a special character string that commands at least one of change of the character encoding, change of character colors, cursor motion, and character deletion, at a time of output of characters of the medical information;
- and
- in response to a determination that the escape sequence for switching the character encoding is not established:
- acquire locale information in environment information of the medical information processing device;
- search, in a look-up table, a value mapped to by the locale information by using the locale information as a key, the value being associated with a character encoding;
- presume a character encoding of the medical information based on a result of the searching;
- and
- decode the input medical information based on the presumed character encoding.
A medical information processing method comprising:
- reading the medical information;
- determining that an escape sequence for switching a character encoding is not established in the medical information read in the reading, wherein the escape sequence is a special character string that commands at least one of change of the character encoding, change of character colors, cursor motion, and character deletion, at a time of output of characters of the medical information;
- and
- in response to the determination that the escape sequence for switching the character encoding is not established:
- acquiring locale information in environment information of the medical information processing device;
- searching, in a look-up table, a value mapped to by the locale information by using the locale information as a key, the value being associated with a character encoding;
- presuming a character encoding of the medical information based on a result of the searching;
- and
- decoding the input medical information based on the presumed character encoding.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.