Are there any multi-line text input components known for Processing, possibly with syntax highlighting?
I'd love to create an application with multiple code editors in Processing, but I don't want to write a text editor engine from scratch. Actually I'm working on another approach with the Processing sketch in a Swing GUI. It's for a hobby project and I went even one step further. If a sketch can be embedded into Swing, then how about SWT and a full-blown Eclipse-based framework with ready-made code editors and OSGi architecture. ;)
So far I'm stuck with simply instantiating and initializing the sketch from within a Eclipse client: Threading errors -.-
I have also asked at the
Coderanch.
If here are some Eclipse-Plugin/SWT experts, I'd love to hear if there are any experiences with applet containers.
Still, an integration into Processing wouldn't hurt too. ;-)
I'm using a Processing-generated applet as one (tiny) part of my diploma thesis. It's a sound recorder (using the Minim library) and I was hoping to find some other scientific works describing Processing, which i could reference.
Writing about Processing is not the problem, i only want to spice up my bibliography.
Hi, I'm using Processing as one part of my diploma thesis and I just stumbled upon a problem.
The thing is, I'm using a Processing-generated applet for voice recording - using the Minim library - wrapped in a custom-made widget for the Google Web Toolkit. I develop in the Eclipse IDE and for generation I simply strip the .java file to meet the .pde format. That worked quite good until I took advantage of other third party library imports in Eclipse. Concrete: The Apache HttpClient for communication with web services on a Tomcat application server. I have 6 existing jar files containing the Apache Commons IO implementation and all works fine in Eclipse, but now I can't compile and export the Applet through the Processing IDE. I thought it may be possible to make a Processing specific library of those given lib files, any ideas?
