Grouping control method, storage medium, and information sharing system
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorKoki Hatada
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Abstract
A grouping control method to be executed by a computer, the grouping control method includes, based on a positional relation between a first object and a second object, displaying a third object associated with the second object and determining whether or not the first object and the second object are to be grouped together based on a degree of approximation between the first object and the third object.
Claims9
A grouping control method to be executed by a computer, the grouping control method comprising:
- based on a positional relation between a first object and a second object, displaying a third object associated with the second object;
- and
- determining whether or not the first object and the second object are to be grouped together based on a degree of approximation between the first object and the third object.
A storage medium having stored therein a program for causing a computer to execute a process below, the process comprising:
- based on a positional relation between a first object and a second object, displaying a third object associated with the second object;
- and
- determining whether or not the first object and the second object are to be grouped together based on a degree of approximation between the first object and the third object.
An information sharing system, comprising:
- an information processing device that includes a processor;
- and
- a display device coupled to the processor and configured to display an object associated with an output from the information processing device, wherein
- the display device is configured to
- display a third object associated with the second object based on a positional relation between a first object and a second object, and
- the processor is configured to
- determine whether or not the first object and the second object are to be grouped together based on a degree of approximation between the first object and the third object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.