Input method for optimizing digitize operation code for the world characters information and information processing system thereof

An encoding and input method of world characters, used in a computer device for encoding and inputting the world characters, said computer device comprising a numerical keypad;

• said method comprises the steps of:
• for each category of world characters, allocating basic elements forming the character of this category or capable of determining the character of this category to the corresponding number keys on the numerical pad, a code of said each basic element is uniquely determined by area code and position code for the number key at which the basic element is located, wherein said area code is the number of the key to which the basic element is mapped, and said position code is the position number in the number keys to which the basic element is mapped;
• selecting the category of the characters to be inputted;
• for each character or each word of the character category to be inputted, splitting it as a combination of some of said elements;
• arranging in order the codes corresponding to each element in said combination and taking them as the code of the character or the word;
• and
• inputting the code of the character or the word;
• wherein said world characters are classified into block characters, linear characters, hybrid characters, punctuations and symbols;
• Said block characters are classified as block ideograph character and block phonetic character;
• as to the block ideograph character, said basic elements respectively comprise basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of said block ideograph character, and PinYin alphabets representing the pronunciation of the block ideograph character;
• as to the block phonetic character, said basic elements respectively comprise the basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of said block phonetic character, and the alphabets representing the pronunciation and forming the glyph of the block phonetic character;
• as to the linear character, said elements are the alphabets of the liner character;
• as to the hybrid character, said basic elements comprise the basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the block ideograph character, as well as the alphabets forming the linear character;
• as to the punctuations, said elements are the strokes of the punctuations;
• wherein said block ideograph characters include Chinese character for which said basic elements may respectively include the basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of the Chinese character, the PinYin alphabets or the initial consonant and the final representing the pronunciation of the Chinese character, the basis strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of Chinese character and the PinYin alphabets or the initial consonant and the final representing its pronunciation;
• said block phonetic characters include Korean character for which said basic elements respectively include the basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of Hanja character, the Korean alphabets forming the Korean character, and the Korean alphabets representing the Korean pronunciation of the Hanja character;
• said linear characters include English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Greek, and Arabic for which said basic elements are their alphabets;
• said hybrid characters include Japanese for which the basic elements include the basic strokes and the combinations thereof forming the glyph of Kanji characters, the kana forming the Japanese characters, the kana representing the Japanese pronunciation of the Kanji characters, and the alphabets forming Japanese Roman words;
• said punctuations including:
• full stop (.), hyphen (-), dash (-), commas (,), caesura sign (), separation mark (.), emphasis mark (. ), ellipse ( . . . ), exclamation mark (!), semicolon (;);
• colon (:), quotation mark (?), single book-title mark (),double book-title mark (), vertical single quotation mark (), vertical double quotation mark (“ ”), horizontal double quotation mark (“ ”), horizontal single quotation mark (‘ ’), bracket ( ), hollowed square bracket (), solid square bracket(), blank, plus, subtraction, times, division, &, $, %, £, Θ, Ξ, ψ, Ω, Π, @;
• and
• wherein said basic elements are the basic Chinese strokes and the combinations thereof when the Chinese characters are encoded by Chinese glyph, and their encodings are determined only by their area codes;
• the basic strokes, the combinations thereof, and their encodings are determined by the following steps:
• a. classifying the Chinese strokes into five basic strokes, i.e., horizontal, vertical, left-falling, dot, and hook, which are defined with codes of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 respectively, thus forming the codes of “one stroke” elements;
• b. combining any two strokes of the horizontal, vertical, left-falling, dot, and hook, adding its respective stroke codes of each combination, and performing the operation of subtracting ten if the sum is equal to or over ten, thus forming the codes of “2-stroke combinations” elements;
• c. combining any three strokes of the horizontal, vertical, left-falling, dot, and hook, adding its respective stroke codes of each combination, and performing the operation of subtracting ten if the sum is equal to or over ten, thus forming the codes of “3-stroke combinations” elements;
• d. for the combinations of more than three strokes from the horizontal, vertical, left-falling, dot, and hook, adding its respective stroke codes of each combination, and performing the operation of subtracting ten if the sum is equal to or over ten, thus forming the codes of “more than 3-stroke combinations” elements.