setup-bug
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Programming Questions
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3 years ago
I wonder as there is no bug reporting forum? I assume that is an issue of the processSing core development? (Feel fre to shift my posting to the fitting forum.)
I found a severe bug with setup() and mousePressed()/keyPressed(). If you start the following code with setup() activated, mousePressed()/keyPressed().does not work! Without setup() it works perfectly, but only in a default window. I think this is a bug, as it makes it impossible to use a window beside the default.
Removing (or commenting) setup() enables this functions. In a first attempt I thought that the mouse click or keyboard buttons will not be registrated. But the print of the coordinates makes clear, that the problem lies elsewhere.
I only tried it with different Linux blends. Maybe in Windows that does not happen? (Please check it, I do not use any Windows.)
I would apreciate any help!
I found a severe bug with setup() and mousePressed()/keyPressed(). If you start the following code with setup() activated, mousePressed()/keyPressed().does not work! Without setup() it works perfectly, but only in a default window. I think this is a bug, as it makes it impossible to use a window beside the default.
Removing (or commenting) setup() enables this functions. In a first attempt I thought that the mouse click or keyboard buttons will not be registrated. But the print of the coordinates makes clear, that the problem lies elsewhere.
I only tried it with different Linux blends. Maybe in Windows that does not happen? (Please check it, I do not use any Windows.)
I would apreciate any help!
- /*void setup() {
size(200,200);
}*/
void draw() {
//background(millis());
}
void mousePressed() {
int s = millis()/1000;
if(mouseX != 0) {
println("Nach " + s + " Sekunden "+ "X:Y = " + mouseX + ":" + mouseY);
}
stroke(0);
fill(175);
rectMode(CENTER);
rect(mouseX, mouseY,10,10);
}
void keyPressed() {
background(millis()); // colour depens on the time left - just for fun
}
