CN108628528B - Method, system and device for optimizing reading application cross-page text mark - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a method, system and device for optimizing reading and applying cross-page text markup, including: monitoring a touch start event in a paging control; using a non-paging control to present document content; monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control and Touch end event; save the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text. Using the method, system and device according to the present invention helps to solve the problem of continuous text marking across pages for paging content of a reading application, thereby optimizing the user experience of the reading application.

Description

Method, system and device for optimizing reading application of cross-page text markup

technical field

The present invention relates to the technical field of computers and software, and in particular, to a method, system and device for optimizing the reading application of cross-page text markup.

Background technique

In the current field of e-commerce, with the development of the mobile Internet, reading applications (Apps) are becoming more and more widespread. More and more people use reading apps to read, and they retain the habit of taking notes on the mobile terminal. However, due to the diversity of screen resolutions of mobile devices and the paging of mobile apps, when marking the text across pages, it is very difficult to take notes on the last sentence because the content of two consecutive pages is continuous, which makes the user experience unsatisfactory. good.

Therefore, in the prior art, two schemes are generally adopted when processing notes across pages, namely, a scheme for combining two notes and a scheme for automatically turning pages. In general, in the prior art, paging divides the content, but the lines need to be continuous. The existing technical solution only simulates and solves the problem of continuous line, but it cannot match the real continuous line in interactive experience. In comparison, the interactive experience of the two schemes is not very good.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In view of this, the present invention provides a method, system and device for optimizing cross-page text marking of reading applications, which helps to solve the problem of continuous text marking across pages for paging content of reading applications, thereby optimizing the user experience of reading applications.

In order to achieve the above object, according to one aspect of the present invention, a method for optimizing reading and applying cross-page text markup is provided, which may include the following steps: monitoring a touch start event in a paging control; using a non-paging control to present document content; The touch movement event and the touch end event in the non-paging control; the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event are saved as marked text.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paged control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paged control area, and scrolling down the non-paged control to continue to present the non-paged control. document content.

Optionally, the step of using a non-paging control to present the document content may include: in the paging control, acquiring the content of the first predetermined number of pages after the touch start page where the touch start event is located; The content of the first predetermined number of pages and the content of the touch start page are merged into first preloaded content; the first preloaded content is presented using the non-page control.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining that the position where the current touch event occurs does not reach the first position. A preloaded content bottom, scroll down the non-paged control to continue rendering the content.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the first preloading the bottom of the content, after the first predetermined number of pages after the touch start page, continue to load the content of the second predetermined number of pages as the second preloading content; and using the non-page control, After the first preloaded content, the second preloaded content is presented.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paged control may further include: marking characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position of the touch start event.

Optionally, marking the characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position of the touch start event may include: calculating the position of the touch start event as the start position, calculating the current touch event occurrence as the current position; and traverse the document, comparing the position of each character in the document to the calculated starting position and the current position.

Optionally, the position of the touch start event may include: the paragraph index number of the paragraph where the touch start event is located in the current document, and the character index number of the touch start event in the paragraph where the touch start event is located.

Optionally, the paragraph index number may be obtained each time the paging control turns a page.

Optionally, the character index number may be calculated by comparing the position of the character on the screen with the width and height occupied by each character on the screen.

Optionally, the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text may include: after listening to the touch end event in the non-paging control, storing all the characters The marked text is saved as marked text.

Optionally, after the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, it may further include: using a paging control to present the marked text and its context.

Optionally, after the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, it may further include: popping up an input box to obtain the content of the note from the user, and storing the content of the note from the user. The acquired note content is associated with the marked text.

Optionally, the marking process for the characters may be the underlining process for the characters.

According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a system for optimizing the markup of cross-page text in a reading application, which may include a processing unit; a page monitoring unit; and a display unit. When the display unit presents the document content with the paging control, the following steps are performed: the page monitoring unit monitors the touch start event in the paging control; the display unit uses the non-paging control to present the document content; the page monitoring unit monitors the touch movement event and touch end event in the non-paging control; the processing unit saves the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paged control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paged control area, and the display unit scrolls down the non-paged control to Continue to render the document content.

Optionally, the step of presenting the content of the document using a non-paging control may include: the processing unit acquiring the content of a first predetermined number of pages after the touch-start page where the touch-start event is located; The content of the first predetermined number of pages and the content of the touch start page are merged into first preloaded content; the display unit presents the first preloaded content by using the non-page control.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining that the position where the current touch event occurs does not reach the first position. A preloaded content bottom, the display unit scrolls down the non-paged control to continue presenting the content.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control may further include: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the first preloading the bottom of the content, the processing unit continues to load the content of the second predetermined number of pages as the second preloading content after the first predetermined number of pages after the touch start page; and the displaying The unit uses the non-paged control to render the second preloaded content after the first preloaded content.

Optionally, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control may further include: the display unit performing mark processing on characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position where the touch start event occurs.

Optionally, marking the characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position of the touch start event may include: the processing unit calculates the position of the touch start event as a start position, and calculates the position of the touch start event. The current position where the touch event occurs is taken as the current position; and the processing unit traverses the document and compares the position of each character in the document with the calculated start position and the current position.

Optionally, the position of the touch start event may include: the paragraph index number of the paragraph where the touch start event is located in the current document, and the character index number of the touch start event in the paragraph where the touch start event is located.

Optionally, the paragraph index number may be obtained by the processing unit each time the paging control turns a page.

Optionally, the character index number may be calculated by the processing unit by comparing the position of the character on the screen with the width and height occupied by each character on the screen.

Optionally, the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text may include: monitoring, in the page monitoring unit, the end of the touch in the non-paging control. After the event, the processing unit saves the marked text as marked text.

Optionally, after the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, it may further include: the display unit uses a paging control to present the marked text and the marked text. its context.

Optionally, after the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, it may further include: the display unit pops up an input box to obtain a note from the user content, and the processing unit associates the acquired note content with the marked text.

Optionally, the marking processing performed on the characters by the display unit may be the marking processing performed on the characters by the display unit.

According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a cross-page text markup device for optimized reading applications, which may include: a processor; a memory on which instructions and data are stored; and a user interface, the user interface providing interaction with a user and a bus to which the processor, the memory, and the interface are communicatively coupled and communicate with each other via the bus, wherein the instructions, when executed by the processor, cause all of the The processor performs the aforementioned methods according to aspects of the invention.

According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a computer storage medium encoded with a computer program, the program comprising instructions which, when executed by a data processing apparatus, cause the data processing apparatus to perform the aforementioned method according to the present invention the method described in the aspect. .

According to the technical scheme of the present invention, the following advantages can be achieved:

Solved the problem that the text across pages is discontinuous when marking the paginated content of the reading application across pages, thereby optimizing the user experience of the reading application.

Description of drawings

The accompanying drawings are used for better understanding of the present invention and do not constitute an improper limitation of the present invention. in:

FIG. 1 is a flow chart illustrating the steps of applying a cross-page text mark in reading according to the prior art solution 1. Referring to FIG.

FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating the steps of an automatic page-turning scheme of reading application of a cross-page text mark according to the prior art scheme 2. FIG.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a method of reading an applied cross-page text markup according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for reading a text markup applied across pages according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a method of reading an applied cross-page text markup according to another embodiment of the present invention.

6 is a schematic block diagram illustrating an example apparatus capable of implementing methods and systems according to embodiments of the present invention.

Detailed ways

Exemplary embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, which include various details of the embodiments of the present invention to facilitate understanding and should be considered as exemplary only. Accordingly, those of ordinary skill in the art will recognize that various changes and modifications of the embodiments described herein can be made without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention. Also, descriptions of well-known functions and constructions are omitted from the following description for clarity and conciseness.

As mentioned above, in the prior art, for the problem of applying cross-page text marking (eg, dashing) for reading, the following two schemes are usually adopted, namely, a two-note merging scheme and an automatic page-turning scheme. The flow of these two solutions will be described with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 respectively.

First of all, the current prior art solution 1—the two-note merging solution is described with reference to FIG. 1 . The idea of this solution is to draw a line at the last part of the previous page and the first part of the next page respectively, and then the App automatically merges the two lines into one line, and then waits for the user to input the note content to complete the note processing. FIG. 1 is a flow chart illustrating the steps of applying a cross-page text mark in reading according to the prior art solution 1. Referring to FIG.

In technical solution 1, first, in S11, the App obtains the line content by monitoring the touch events of the mobile device, that is, obtains the position where the user starts to touch and ends the touch, and records these two positions. In step S11, after obtaining the line content, the following calculation of the starting touch position and the ending touch position is also included:

S11-a: If it is determined that the start touch position and the end touch position are in the same row, the content of the line is the horizontal character between the start touch position and the end touch position, which is denoted as A.

S11-b: If the start touch position and the end touch position are not in the same row (that is, they cross rows). The starting touch position to the end of the current line is marked as part of the line content, marked as B.

S11-c: Check whether the end touch position is the second row counted from the start touch position. If it is, the characters from the start position to the end touch position of the line are recorded as part of the line content (marked as C), and the line content of the previous step is added together to obtain the final line content, that is, B+C .

S11-d: If the line where the end touch position is located is not the second line counted from the start touch position, all characters from the next line of the line where the start touch position is located to the previous line of the line where the end touch position is located are marked as underlined content, Mark it as D.

S11-e: Denote the character between the start character of the line where the end touch position is located to the character where the end touch position is located as the underlined content, and denote it as E. Then record B+D+E as the underlined content.

S11-f: Save the line content to the local storage database (mainly the start position and the end position), and mark the line as no note has been written yet.

Then, in step S12, query is made for the underlined content in the database for which notes have not been written, and then the underlined content is processed and merged. In step S12, it further includes the following sub-steps:

S12-a: Check for cross-hatching. Check whether there is a start position or end position in the local database within the range of the current line content. If two lines are merged, the smallest position is the start position, and the largest position is the last position.

S12-b: Continue to draw lines after inspection. Check whether there is a situation in the local database that the starting position of the line is exactly the end position of the current line content. If two lines are merged, the smallest position is the starting position, and the largest position is the last position.

S12-c: Consecutive lines before inspection. Check whether there is a situation in the local database that the end position of the line is exactly the start position of the current line content. If two lines are merged, the smallest position is the starting position, and the largest position is the last position.

In step S13, the content of the note is recorded and saved. Step S13 includes the following sub-steps: the App pops up an input box for the user to input note content; after receiving the note content input by the user, associates the note content with the underlined content; and marks the underlined as a note already written.

It can be seen from the above description in conjunction with FIG. 1 that in the prior art solution 1, the disadvantage is that it needs to draw lines twice, there are many interactive steps in operation, and it is inconvenient for users to understand the lines separately.

Referring to FIG. 2 , the current prior art solution 2—the automatic page turning solution is described. This solution is that when taking notes, the App monitors the user's line event. If the line reaches the last few characters of the current page, it will automatically turn to the next page to continue the line. After the line is completed, wait for the user to enter the note content to complete the note. processing. FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating the steps of an automatic page-turning scheme of reading application of a cross-page text mark according to the prior art scheme 2. FIG.

In step S21, the App listens for touch events. Step S21 includes monitoring the touch event of the App, and recording the starting position of the touch.

In step S22, the processing of scribing is performed. Similar to the step S12 in the prior art solution 1, the step S22 includes recording the position during the touch movement process and the position where the touch is finally ended, and recording the content of the line between the current touch position and the start position. Therefore, the specific steps can also refer to the above step S12, which will not be repeated here.

In step S23, page turning processing is performed. Step S23 includes checking whether the current touch position is at the last position of the last line of the current page. Among them, if the last character is a punctuation mark, it is checked whether it is in the penultimate character, and so on. If the check result indicates that the current touch position is at the last position of the last line of the current page, then the page is turned.

In step S24, the touch event and the stroke are processed. Step S24 includes the following sub-steps: the user touches and slides from the beginning of the page to draw a line between the current page beginning and the position where the user touches (the calculation method refers to the calculation method in step 1 of the previous existing solution).

In step S25, the content of the note is recorded and marked and saved. The sub-steps of recording the content of the note by the line include: detecting the end of the user's line (that is, the end of the touch movement); recording the content between the touch position of the previous page and the end of the previous page as the line content A; recording the next page The content between the start position and the end touch position of , is recorded as the line content B; finally, A+B is used to obtain the final line content. The sub-steps of saving the note content include: the App pops up an input box for the user to input the note content; after the user inputs the note content, associating the note content with the line content; and finally saving the line and the note content.

In the prior art solution 2, the disadvantage is: although the App can automatically turn pages, but after touching the line to the end, after turning the page, the finger is at the bottom of the page, but the line needs to start from the head, which will lead to The new page needs to end the previous touch and start the line again from the head of the page.

Due to the aforementioned shortcomings of the two technical solutions, there is a problem of poor user experience when a user marks content in a paginated page with a cross-page text. Therefore, the present inventors propose a method for optimizing the reading application of cross-page text markup. The core principle of this method is to use the paginated content when displaying the content, and switch to the non-paged content display when drawing lines, forming the possibility of continuous line drawing.

Referring to FIG. 3 , a method of reading a text mark that should be spread across pages according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a method of reading an applied cross-page text markup according to an embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 3 , in step S31 , the reading application has used the paging control to display the content of the document and monitor page events.

In step S32, the reading application listens to a "touch start event" on the page, such as a user's touch on the page. At this point, read where the app recorded the "touch start event".

Specifically, calculating the position of the "touch start" event may include calculating the current paragraph position and the text position in the current paragraph where the "touch start" event falls. The calculation process includes: after listening to the touch start event, record the coordinate position of the touch start event; It is also composed of text or pictures) and compares the coordinates of the position to obtain the paragraph number where the coordinates of the "touch start" fall; then calculate the text position of the "touch start" position in the current paragraph, which can Take the width and height to obtain. As a result, the paragraph index and character index where the "touch start" is finally calculated are obtained, that is, which paragraph the current paragraph belongs to in the current document, and which character the current character belongs to in the current paragraph.

Thereafter, in step S33, the reading application displays the document content by using the non-paged scroll control, and starts to monitor the touch movement event and touch end event in the page. Scrolls the screen with the user's finger when listening for touch movement events in the page. For example, the monitoring of the touch movement event may further include: when a downward movement of the touch position (for example, the user's finger is pulled down) is monitored, judging whether the current position where the touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the scroll control. If the bottom of the control is currently reached, scroll down the screen.

In step S34, when a "touch end event" on the page (eg, the user releases a touch on the page) is monitored, the position of the touch end event is recorded. When the touch process ends, that is, the user marking ends, the text between the touch start position and the touch end position is the final mark content.

In step S35, the current mark control is hidden, the text between the touch start position and the touch end position is marked (eg, a line) as the selected text, and the paging control is continued to display the content of the document. Turns the pagination control to the current markup page. Further processing is possible, such as popping up a text input box for the user to enter notes, etc.

On the basis of the above embodiment, in addition, in order to further improve the user experience, when the paging control is converted into a non-paging control, the content of the document can be preloaded. The flow chart of document content using page preloading is shown in Figure 4. FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for reading a text markup applied across pages according to another embodiment of the present invention.

In FIG. 4, steps S41-S42 are similar to steps S31-S32 described with reference to FIG. 3, and therefore, repeated descriptions thereof are omitted here.

In step S43, after the touch start event is monitored, the page number information of the current page is obtained according to the content of the current page and the page number recorded when the page is turned; after that, the content of the current page and the following first predetermined number of pages are obtained , as preloaded content. The first predetermined number may be, for example, 3 or 5, etc., and the following description takes 3 pages as an example.

At step S44, the preloaded content (ie, the content of the current page and several subsequent pages) is presented in a non-paged scroll control, and the process continues.

In the case of using preloading, the monitoring of the "touch movement" event may further include: when the touch position is monitored to move down (for example, the user's finger is pulled down) and it is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs has reached the bottom of the control display area , it is necessary to check whether the bottom of the current preloaded content has been reached (that is, whether the three pages of content vertically loaded after the "touch start" event have been displayed).

If it is determined that the bottom of the control is currently reached and the bottom of the current preloaded content is not reached, the page content starts to scroll down, that is, the vertical coordinate increases. During the scrolling process, the characters between the position of the "touch start" event and the position of the current event can be marked for processing.

If it is determined that the bottom of the control is currently reached and the bottom of the preloaded content has been reached, then a second predetermined number of pages are loaded backward to facilitate the user to draw a line. The second predetermined number here is not necessarily the same as the first predetermined number of the first preload. The second predetermined number may be, for example, 3, 5, etc., which may be any number.

If it is determined that the last page of the document content is currently loaded, the loading will not continue.

Steps S45-S46 are substantially the same as steps S34-S35 described with reference to FIG. 3, and thus detailed descriptions thereof are omitted.

Still further, according to another embodiment, with reference to FIG. 5, a method for optimizing the reading application of text marking across pages is described. FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a method of reading an applied cross-page text markup according to another embodiment of the present invention.

In step S51, the reading application has used the paging control to display the document content, and monitor page events;

In step S52, a "touch start event" on the page, such as a user's finger touch, is monitored. After that, get the page number of the current page, and record the position of the "touch start event". The position is, for example, the paragraph index number where the touch start event is located and the character index number in the paragraph.

In step S53, according to the page number information of the current page (for example, obtained in step S51), the current page and the following first predetermined number of page contents (3 pages are taken as an example) are acquired as the first preloaded content.

In step S54, the first preloaded content is presented using a new non-paged scroll control, and touch movement (eg, user finger movement) and touch stop (eg, user finger movement) in the page are monitored in the non-paged scroll control release) event, .

In step S55, after detecting the touch movement event, especially if the touch position moves down (eg, the user's finger touches down), it is determined whether the current touch event location reaches the bottom of the current scroll control. If it is determined that the current touch position does not reach the bottom of the current scroll control, the text between the current touch position and the touch start position is marked (for example, selected, highlighted, lined, etc.).

In step S56, after the touch movement event is detected, especially if it is detected that the touch position moves down (for example, the touch pull-down of the user's finger), if it is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the control, check whether the current touch event reaches the bottom of the control. The bottom of the first preloaded content (that is, whether the three pages of content loaded after the page where the "touch start" event is located has been displayed).

If it is determined that the bottom of the control is currently reached and the bottom of the current preloaded content is not reached, the page content will be scrolled, that is, the vertical coordinate will be increased. During the scrolling process, mark the characters between the location of the "touch start" event and the location of the current event (the distance of the page scrolling needs to be dynamically considered). The markup process may be to underline the text.

If it is determined that the bottom of the control is currently reached and the bottom of the preloaded content has been reached, then a second predetermined number of pages are loaded backwards to facilitate the user to continue marking. The second predetermined number here is not necessarily the same as the first predetermined number of the first preload. The second predetermined number may be, for example, 3, 5, etc., and it may be any number.

Thereafter, if in step S57, a "touch stop event" occurs on the page, the user marking ends at this time, and all the marked characters are the final marked content. After that, save the marked content, hide the current line control, turn the paging control to the current line page, and then display it.

Finally, in step S58, an input box for the user to input the note content is popped up, the note content input by the user is received, and the note content and the marked content are associated and saved. At this point, the process of marking the multi-page text applied to the reading is completed.

The embodiments described herein may be implemented in hardware, software, firmware, or a combination thereof. As an example, FIG. 6 is a schematic block diagram illustrating an example apparatus 600 capable of implementing methods and systems according to embodiments of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 6 , system 600 may include processor 610 , memory 620 , user interface 630 , and bus 640 . The processor 610 may be configured to implement the proposed functions, procedures and/or methods described in this specification. Memory 620 is operably coupled to processor 610 and stores instructions, data, etc., required to implement embodiments of the present invention. The instructions, when executed by the processor 610, may cause the processor 610 to be configured to implement the proposed functions, procedures and/or methods described in this specification. User interface 630 may enable interaction of system 600 with a user, such as receiving touches from the user, or displaying document content to the user, and the like. Processor 610 , memory 620 and user interface 630 are all communicatively coupled to bus 640 and communicate with each other via bus 640 .

Processor 610 may include an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), other chipsets, logic circuits, and/or data processing devices. The memory 620 may include read only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), flash memory, memory cards, storage media and/or other storage devices, and the like.

When the embodiments are implemented in software, the techniques described herein may be implemented in modules (eg, procedures, functions, etc.) that perform the functions described herein. Modules may be stored in memory 620 and executed by processor 610 .

Furthermore, embodiments can be implemented as a computer-readable storage medium having encoded thereon a computer program comprising instructions that, when executed by a data processing apparatus, perform operations on a computer (eg, including processing device) programmed to perform the methods as described and claimed herein. Examples of such computer-readable storage media include, but are not limited to, hard disks, CD-ROMs, optical storage devices, magnetic storage devices, ROM (Read Only Memory), PROM (Programmable Read Only Memory), EPROM (Erasable Programmable Only Memory) read memory), EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory), and flash memory.

The above-mentioned specific embodiments do not constitute a limitation on the protection scope of the present invention. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications, combinations, sub-combinations and substitutions may occur depending on design requirements and other factors. Any modifications, equivalent replacements and improvements made within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be included within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims (28)

1. A method for optimizing reading application cross-page text markup, comprising the following steps: Listen to the touch start event in the paging control; Rendering document content using non-paged controls; Monitor the touch movement event and touch end event in the non-paging control; saving the character between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text; Wherein, the steps of using the non-page control to present the document content include: In the paging control, obtain the content of the first predetermined number of pages after the touch start page where the touch start event is located; combining the acquired content of the first predetermined number of pages and the content of the touch start page into first preloaded content; The first preloaded content is rendered using the non-paged control. 2. The method according to claim 1, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control further comprises: It is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paged control area, and the non-paged control is scrolled down to continue to present the document content. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control further comprises: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining the time when the current touch event occurs. The position does not reach the bottom of the first preloaded content, and the non-paged control is scrolled down to continue rendering the content. 4. The method according to claim 1 , the step of listening to the touch movement event in the non-paging control further comprises: It is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and it is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the first preloaded content. After the touch starts the page, the first predetermined number of all After the pages described above, continue to load the content of the second predetermined number of pages as the second preloaded content; and Using the non-paged control, the second preloaded content is presented after the first preloaded content. 5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control further comprises: Marking processing is performed on characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position where the touch start event occurs. 6. The method according to claim 5, wherein marking the characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position of the touch start event comprises: Calculate the position of the touch start event as the start position, and calculate the position where the current touch event occurs as the current position; and Traverse the document, comparing the position of each character in the document to the calculated starting position and the current position. 7. The method according to claim 1, wherein the position of the touch start event comprises: the paragraph index number of the paragraph where the touch start event is located in the current document, and the character of the touch start event in the paragraph where the touch start event is located The index number. 8. The method according to claim 7, wherein the paragraph index number is obtained each time the paging control turns a page. 9. The method according to claim 7, wherein the character index number is calculated by comparing the position of the character on the screen and the width and height occupied by each character on the screen. 10. The method according to claim 5, wherein the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text comprises: monitoring the touch in the non-paging control After ending the event, the marked processed text is saved as marked text. 11. The method according to claim 1-, after the step of saving characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, further comprising: using a paging control to present the Mark the text and its context. 12. The method according to claim 1, after the step of saving characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, further comprising: popping up an input box to obtain information from the user and associate the acquired note content with the marked text. 13. The method according to any one of claims 5-12, wherein marking the characters is performing underlining processing on the characters. 14. A system for optimizing reading application of text markup across pages, comprising: processing unit; page monitoring unit; Display unit; When the display unit presents the document content with the paging control, the following steps are performed: The page monitoring unit monitors the touch start event in the paging control; The display unit uses a non-page control to present the document content; The page monitoring unit monitors the touch movement event and the touch end event in the non-paging control; The processing unit saves the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text; Wherein, the steps of using the non-page control to present the document content include: obtaining, by the processing unit, content of a first predetermined number of pages after the touch start page where the touch start event is located; The processing unit combines the acquired content of the first predetermined number of pages and the content of the touch start page into first preloaded content; The display unit presents the first preloaded content using the non-paged control. 15. The system according to claim 14, the step of listening for touch movement events in the non-paging control further comprises: It is determined that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-page control area, and the display unit scrolls down the non-page control to continue to present the document content. 16. The system according to claim 14, the step of monitoring the touch movement event in the non-paging control further comprises: determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-paging control area, and determining the location where the current touch event occurs. If the position does not reach the bottom of the first preloaded content, the display unit scrolls down the non-paged control to continue presenting the content. 17. The system according to claim 14, the step of listening for touch movement events in the non-paging control further comprises: Determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the non-page control area, and determining that the position where the current touch event occurs reaches the bottom of the first preloaded content, the processing unit starts the page after the touch starts. After the predetermined number of pages, continue to load the content of the second predetermined number of pages as the second preloaded content; and The display unit presents the second preloaded content after the first preloaded content using the non-paged control. 18. The system of claim 14 , the step of listening for touch movement events in the non-paging control further comprises: The display unit performs mark processing on characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position where the touch start event occurs. 19. The system according to claim 18, marking characters between the position where the current touch event occurs and the position of the touch start event comprises: The processing unit calculates the position of the touch start event as the start position, and calculates the position at which the current touch event occurs as the current position; and The processing unit traverses the document, comparing the position of each character in the document to the calculated starting position and the current position. 20. The system according to any one of claims 15-19, wherein the position of the touch start event comprises: the paragraph index number of the paragraph where the touch start event is located in the current document, and the location where the touch start event is located. character index number in the paragraph in which the description is located. 21. The system of claim 20, wherein the paragraph index number is obtained by the processing unit each time the paging control turns a page. 22. The system of claim 20, wherein the character index number is calculated by the processing unit by comparing the position of the character on the screen with the width and height occupied by each character on the screen. 23. The system according to claim 18, wherein the step of saving the characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text comprises: monitoring the After the touch end event in the paging control, the processing unit saves the marked text as marked text. 24. The system according to claim 14, after the step of saving characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, further comprising: the display unit uses a paging control The markup text and its context are rendered. 25. The system according to claim 14, after the step of saving characters between the position of the touch start event and the position of the touch end event as marked text, further comprising: the display unit pops up an input box to obtain the note content from the user, and the processing unit associates the obtained note content with the marked text. 26. The system of claim 18, wherein the marking of characters by the display unit is the underlining of characters by the display unit. 27. A device for optimizing reading and applying cross-page text markup, comprising: processor; a memory on which instructions and data are stored; a user interface that provides interaction with the user; and a bus to which the processor, the memory, and the interface are communicatively coupled and communicate with each other via the bus, characterized in that The instructions, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform the method of any of claims 1-13. 28. A computer storage medium encoded with a computer program, the program comprising instructions which, when executed by a data processing apparatus, cause the data processing apparatus to perform any one of claims 1-13 method.

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