Conversion fichier .89t en .tns

[feggaraki]

Bonjour à tous,


J'espère que je ne fais pas de doublon avec mon post et que vous pourrez m'aider.
Heureuse proporiétaire d'une ti nspire cas depuis peu, j'aimerai savoir s'il est possible de convertir des fichiers .89t en .tns? Si oui, comment faut-il procéder?


Merci d'avance,
Feggaraki

[Persalteas]

Non ce n'est pas possible pour les programmes.

Si c'est juste du texte, c'est faisable, mais en fait en "créant" directement un nouveau tns.

Il n'y a pas de conversion possible, désolé.

[compsystems]

There is an editor TI89 programs that can be ported to characters tinspire

http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fi ... 39853.html

[Lionel Debroux]

It's not that simple

[compsystems]

if is possible in several steps.

1: Please download the ti89 program editor( Daisuke)
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fi ... 39853.html

2: convert to text: in daisuke program , takes a TIbasic program *.89p etc, and generates a text of the program code, Menu:(File convert TI-nspire) as only 126 firts characters of the ti-nspire are compatible with the ti-89/v200 then some characters exchanging as integration, derivation, etc.,

3: ... then manually copy text and paste it into the following text editor,

ti-nspire text editor
archives_voir.php?id=397

... and send it to the calculator or emulator

4: inside the calculator create a new program, then copy and paste the text

5: then transfer this document to pc .tns

Fabulous that converter would integrate with text editor and do it in one step

[Lionel Debroux]

You and me agree. By "It's not that simple ", I meant both that the workaround is pretty complicated (thanks for detailing it - I didn't bother because it's a royal pain !), and that the making of a more integrated program requires (AFAICT) further reverse-engineering, which nobody has tackled yet

[compsystems]

to simplify the steps 1, 2 and 3, I would like someone to develop a small program that takes a ti89/v200 calculator program, convert it to text then generate text for nspire, then the following steps (4, 5) are manual

a good idea?