Method and apparatus for processing multiple inputs
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHowon Jung, Woomok Kim, Taehyung Kim, Yoonjung Choi
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Abstract
A method of processing multiple inputs in an apparatus having interfaces for interaction with an outside is provided. The method includes detecting a first user input from one of the interfaces, performing a function in response to the first user input, detecting a second user input or a system input from another one of the interfaces, and changing attributes of the function in response to the second user input or the system input.
Claims20
A method of processing multiple inputs in an apparatus having interfaces, the method comprising:
- detecting a first input from one of the interfaces;
- performing a function in response to the first input, the function including a graphic work;
- detecting a second input from another one of the interfaces after performing the function;
- and
- changing attributes of the performed function in response to the second input.
An apparatus for processing multiple inputs, the apparatus comprising:
- interfaces;
- and
- a controller for controlling the interfaces,
- wherein the controller detects a first input from one of the interfaces, performs a function in response to the first input, detects a second input from another one of the interfaces after performing the function, and changes attributes of the performed function in response to the second input, and
- wherein the function includes a graphic work.
A non-transitory recording medium implemented in an apparatus having interfaces, the recording medium configured to perform a method comprising:
- detecting a first input from one of the interfaces;
- performing a function in response to the first input, the function including a graphic work;
- detecting a second input from another one of the interfaces after performing the function;
- and
- changing the attributes of the performed function in response to the second input.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.