Re: A89: Internet Link (New language?)
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Re: A89: Internet Link (New language?)
>A browser for the calc would be simple. Just make it bare bones like
lynx. (Any
>body who doesn't know what that is got to freeshells.org and get a unix box).
>Have it toss out all the format codes such as <H> and <B> and keep just hyper
>links and put a box for the image. Another option is have a dedicated server
>that's sole purpose was to convert the html for the calculator. Creating
a whole
>new language is self defeating. Only the people who had the calculators
would be
>able to view them.
The problem with using a HTML like language would be performance lost in
the parsing phase. As I mentioned in a previous post, even stripped down
HTML would be very difficult to parse in a short amount of time. I'm not
saying don't support HTML though. I mentioned a <TCML> tag that would
allow a browser to use both TCML and HTML -- that would deffinitly be
helpful. Since differences in screen sizes would make it hard for the same
page to look good on a computer and a calc, I think that compatability
shouldn't be pushed over performance.
--Nate
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