Information processor, information processing method, and computer program product
OwnerHidetoshi Yokoiinventor
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Abstract
According to one embodiment, an information processor includes: a display module; and a display changing module. The display module is configured to two-dimensionally display or three-dimensionally display each of a plurality of regions set on a screen. The display changing module is configured to change, if a three-dimensionally displayed first display region and a two-dimensionally displayed second display region overlaps each other and a state of the first display region satisfies a predetermined condition, the first display region to be displayed two-dimensionally.
Claims10
An information processor comprising:
- a display module configured to two-dimensionally display or three-dimensionally display each of a plurality of regions set on a screen;
- and
- a display changing module configured to change, if a three-dimensionally displayed first display region and a two-dimensionally displayed second display region overlaps each other and a state of the first display region satisfies a predetermined condition, the first display region to be displayed two-dimensionally.
An information processing method that is executed in an information processor, the information processing method comprising:
- two-dimensionally display or three-dimensionally display each of a plurality of regions set on a screen;
- and,
- if a three-dimensionally displayed first display region and a two-dimensionally displayed second display region overlaps each other and a state of the first display region satisfies a predetermined condition, the first display region to be displayed two-dimensionally.
A computer program product having a non-transitory computer readable medium including programmed instructions, wherein the instructions, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform:
- two-dimensionally display or three-dimensionally display each of a plurality of regions set on a screen;
- and,
- if a three-dimensionally displayed first display region and a two-dimensionally displayed second display region overlaps each other and a state of the first display region satisfies a predetermined condition, the first display region to be displayed two-dimensionally.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.