I'm thinking of writing a set of bash scripts to automate processing library development under gnu/linux (and mac os, i guess, since it ships with bash installed), and was wondering if anyone else is interested in this sort of thing.
I've searched google and processing forums pretty thoroughly to make sure that there isn't already a project like this and haven't found anything.
I know there is already a project to streamline library dev/testing with eclipse, but I have to say I prefer coding with emacs and command-line tools to using ide's.
Anybody else feel the same way, and have an interest in co-developing or testing such a project?

I'm running Processing on Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit, and have encountered an issue with sketches that attempt to establish network connections. Every time I try to run an example sketch from the oscP5 or netP5 libraries all my running programs close and I get logged out (when using my personal user account).

I tried starting up processing as the superuser and ran some of the oscP5 sketches and they were fine (after I copied the oscP5 library files into /root).

Is there a way for me to run these sketches without having to start processing as the superuser?

Can't figure out why this code is generating a "unexpected token: void" compiler error:

1. Subclass foo;
2. void setup() {
3.   size(200, 200);
4.   foo = new Subclass();
5. }
6. void draw() {
7.  
8. }
9. public class Superclass {
10.   String[] names;
11.  
12.   public Superclass(String[] theNames) {
13.     names = new String[theNames.length];
14.     for(int i=0; i < theNames.length; i++) {
15.       names[i] = theNames[i];
16.     }
17.   }
18. }
19. public class Subclass extends Superclass {
20.   public Subclass() {
21.     super( { "The One", "The Two", "The Three" } );
22.   }
23. }