Message en français (version originale) :

Salut tout le monde !
Je ne vais pas disserter pendant des heures, le projet serait simplement de visualiser du html (avec css) sur TI-Nspire grâce à un programme fait en C. Bien entendu, les pages html seraient stockées sur la calculatrice (pas d'internet ), mais ça permettrait de profiter des pages html sans les modifier simplement en les sauvant et les envoyant sur la caltos. De plus, cela prendrait ainsi moins de place mémoire que mViewer.

Seulement voilà : certes, je sais programmer en C sur Nspire (mais si j'ai encore rien fait de concret, mais faut bien un début à tout), mais en revanche, je ne vois pas du tout comment implémenter une bibliothèque qui à partir du code html, génère de l'image à directement afficher à l'écran. J'ai bien trouvé 2-3 trucs sur internet, mais je n'ai absolument rien compris à comment les utiliser.

Donc si des gens pouvaient me venir en aide en trouvant ce que je désire, je ferais peut-être un programme capable de vous lire des pages html sur Nspire !

Message in english (also an original version because I didn't traduce literally) :

Hi there !
I'm not gonna speak for hours, my project would simply be a reador of html (with css) on TI-Nspire thanks to a C program. Of course, the hyper text makup language pages (html ) would be stored on the calculator (no wifi ). The reador would enable us to read html's pages just by saving them from computer to the calculator. Moreover, the place in memory used would be less than mViewer.

But I need help ! I can program with C on Nspire (even though I haven't already coded anything on Nspire with C), but I don't know how implement a library which would do all the work by creating the image to show on the screen. I found some things on the net, but I didn't understand anything at all, too complicated.

So, if you can help me by finding a simple library doing that, I would probably create a Ndless program reading html for Nspire using the library.

What about Lynx or Links?

Lynx and Links seem to work only on Windows, Mac, Linux and OS/2.

Lynx and Links seem to work only on Windows, Mac, Linux and OS/2.

You probably won't find any library directly compatible with the TI-Nspire except if it is compatible with SDL, since today SDL is the only standard UI interface supported by the TI-Nspire.
But hopefully this doesn't mean adapting these libraries or text-based browser is impossible.

Why would you make an image out of the parsed data ??
Render directly the pase thigns would be *the* way to go, if any...



(the only good use of having an image is to actually grab a screenshot of the website you'hve wanted that got parsed by some computer )

Ah that's good at least. However I meant it would be nice if it supported more than that, like the attachment below (well... maybe not THAT much lol)

Take a look on this page: http://links.twibright.com/download.php the source tarball is there

A source tarball is a tar file containing all the source code. This is the most basic way of delivering software on linux. People will download the source tarball, extract it, compile it and then install the compiled software. This way when it is compiled it is compiled specifically for your system.