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Topic: manipulating p55 applets with 'regular' Java (Read 500 times) |
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javapup
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manipulating p55 applets with 'regular' Java
« on: Oct 5th, 2004, 7:59pm » |
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Hi everyone,
new to P55 here, experienced with Java.
I have been toying with the examples, and I tried to view one with the regular j2sdk1.4.2_05/bin/appletviewer, to no avail. Is the code from P55 such that you can later manipulate it and compile with javac
I see on the message board that people are using IDE's, but I don't quite understand the relation between P55 code and plain old Java code.
Thanks!!
--Javapup
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fjen
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Re: manipulating p55 applets with 'regular' Java
« Reply #1 on: Oct 5th, 2004, 9:03pm » |
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jep. processing code is (simplified) java. it's run thru a preprocessor that turns some code-parts (like using 0.0 instead of 0.0f for floats) back into plain-java code which then is compiled with jikes. to see the code for a processing sketch simply export-to-web from inside processing, a folder should pop-up including a .java file with your code.
goto: http://processing.org/reference/compare/java.html
to get an overview of differences ..
/F
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