My program runs through the text file and counts how many of each character there are. Also, it can figure out how many of each character there are for a specific word length (For example the most common letter might be 'e', but if it is an 8 letter word than the most common letter might be 'a' instead).

The program runs (I think) perfectly with the smaller text file, but only prints out 0's for the larger file. The way I've been running through my array of strings has been by running through just 1000 at a time, so the sketch doesn't crash with a giant for loop.

I don't really think that posting code would be helpful for a problem like this, but I can if you would like. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance

2. class Date {
3.   int dai, munth, yeer;
4.   Date(int cdai, int cmunth, int cyeer) {
5.     dai=cdai;
6.     munth=cmunth;
7.     yeer=cyeer;
8.   }
9.   int daysIn() {
10.     int days=0;
11.     days+=dai;
12.     days+=munth*30;
13.     days+=int(yeer*365.25);
14.     return days;
15.   }
16.   String dateString() {
17.     String s="";
18.     s+=munth;
19.     s+="/";
20.     s+=dai;
21.     s+="/";
22.     s+=yeer;
23.     return s;
24.   }
25. }

The problem right now is my daysIn() isn't accurate enough and I'm getting items in the wrong order. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I have an arrayList of balls in a game similar to pong. I added a feature where about 10 balls are added in the middle of the screen so that there would be an explosion type thing... Then, I gave every ball an ID, and the only ball that matters (i.e. can score) is the ball with an ID of 1.

This code is for the explosion.. What it does is create 10 new balls, but starts at the highest ID so that there are no repeat ID's.

void moreballs() {

  int maxid=-10;

  for (int i=balls.size()-1;i>0;i--) {//loop through balls and get the highest ID

    Ball b1=(Ball) balls.get(i);

    if (b1.id>maxid) {

      maxid=b1.id;

    }

  }

  maxid+=1;

  int limi=maxid+10;

  for (int k=maxid;k<limi;k+=1) {//add to the balls array, but start with the highest id in the array so that there is no overlapping

    balls.add(new Ball(w/2, h/2, k));//x,y,ID

  }

}

So this does exactly what I need to do, but it means that the arrayList sometimes has gaps in the ID's. For example if you print the ID's of the list sometimes you get something like:

------------------------------

1

2

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21 

------------------------------

This leads to a problem in the pointscored() section. 

The point scored section does 2 things. If the ID is 1, it resets the ball and gives a point to whoever scored. If the ID isn't 1, then it should remove the ball. The problem is I can't get the second part to work. Everything I've been able to do has either created an out of memory error, an out of array index error, or just doesn't remove the balls.

2. void pointscored(int id) {
3.   if (id==1) {
4.     userscore+=1;
5.   }
6. 
   
7.   int j=0;
8.   int limi=balls.size()-1;
9.   for (int k=balls.size()-1;j<=limi;k-=1) {
10.     if (k==id) {
11.       j+=1;
12.       if (id!=1) {
13.         balls.remove(id);
14.       }
15.     }
16.   }
17. }
18. 
    

When I run this code with the rest of the game I get mixed results. If just one ball "scores", then it freezes for about 5 seconds and continues. If multiple balls score, then the game freezes and gets an Index Out Of Bounds Exception.

I am trying to publish an android app. I've been trying to get my apk file so I can sign it and zipalign it, but I haven't been able to get started. I read ak_eric's post, but I didn't know which file to keytool, and I think it was supposed to be an apk file. So how do I get the apk file? First I exported from the processing IDE, but I couldn't find an apk file anywhere. Next, I tried to copy the file from my phone using the adb tool included in the SDK. I didn't have access to the files where (I think) the sketch is, because my phone isn't rooted.

 So, if you think you know what I'm doing wrong, or how I can get the apk file, I would really appreciate your help. Thanks.

Edit: So I found 2 .apk's in my export folder, but when I try to keytool them it says that it is the wrong keytool format

I tried to comment to explain, and a lot of the code is the segment intersection function, but sorry for posting so much code.

3. ArrayList dots=new ArrayList();
4. ArrayList connections=new ArrayList();
5. 
   
6. void setup() {
7.   size(500, 500);
8.   background(0);
9.   smooth();
10.   for (int i=0;i<100;i++) {
11.     dots.add(new d(random(0, width), random(0, height), i));
12.   }
13.   connections.add(new connection(-100, -100, -100, -100));//not a connection that will be checked
14. }
15. 
    
16. void draw() {
17.   for (int i=dots.size()-1;i>0;i--) {
18.     d d1 = (d) dots.get(i);
19.     d1.update();
20.   }
21. }
22. 
    
23. class d {//class for dot
24.   float x, y;
25.   boolean connected=false;
26.   int id;
27. 
    
28.   d(float cx, float cy, int cid) {
29.     x=cx;
30.     y=cy;
31.     id=cid;
32.   }
33.   void update() {
34.     float closest=100000;
35.     int closeid=0;
36. 
    
37.     boolean intersection=true;
38. 
    
39.     float x3=-101;
40.     float y3=-101;
41. 
    
42.     for (int i=dots.size()-1;i>0;i--) {//loop to find the closest dot
43.       d d1 = (d) dots.get(i);
44.       if (d1.id==id) {
45.         
46.       }
47.       else {
48.         if (d1.connected==false && connected==false) {
49.           if (dist(x, y, d1.x, d1.y)<closest) {//if it is closer than the closest one so far
50.             closest=dist(x, y, d1.x, d1.y);
51.             closeid=d1.id;
52.             x3=d1.x;
53.             y3=d1.y;
54.           }
55.         }
56.       }
57.     }
58. 
    
59. 
    
60.     for (int j=connections.size()-1;j>0;j--) {//loop through the connections and check to see if the connection with the closest dot intersects with any of them
61.       connection c1=(connection) connections.get(j);
62. 
    
63.       //get connection x's and y's
64.       float x1=c1.x1;
65.       float x2=c1.x2;
66.       float y1=c1.y1;
67.       float y2=c1.y2;
68. 
    
69.       
70.       if(x3!=-101 && y3!=-101){
71.         
72.       }else{
73.         
74.       if (segIntersection(x1, y1, x2, y2, x, y, x3, y3)!=null) {//check if they are intersecting
75.         intersection=true;
76.       }
77.     }
78.     }
79.     
80. 
    
81. 
    
82.     for (int i=dots.size()-1;i>0;i--) {//loop to pick out that dot and draw a line
83.       d d1 = (d) dots.get(i);
84.       if (d1.id==id) {//skip yourself
85.         continue;
86.       }
87.       if (d1.id==closeid && intersection==false) {//if you aren't intersecting and if the dot that has been looped to is the dot you're looking for
88.         stroke(0, 168, 255);
89.         line(x, y, d1.x, d1.y);
90.         connected=true;
91.         d1.connected=true;
92.         connections.add(new connection(x, y, d1.x, d1.y));//record the connection
93.       }
94.     }
95. 
    
96.     stroke(255, 70);
97.     point(x, y);
98.   }
99. }
100. 
     
101. class connection {//class to record all the connections that have been made
102.   float x1, y1, x2, y2;
103.   connection(float cx1, float cy1, float cx2, float cy2) {
104.     x1=cx1;
105.     y1=cy1;
106.     x2=cx2;
107.     y2=cx2;
108.   }
109. }
110. 
     
111. 
     
112. 
     
113. /**
114.  @author Ryan Alexander 
115.  */
116. 
     
117. PVector segIntersection(float x1, float y1, float x2, float y2, float x3, float y3, float x4, float y4) 
118. { 
119.   float bx = x2 - x1; 
120.   float by = y2 - y1; 
121.   float dx = x4 - x3; 
122.   float dy = y4 - y3;
123.   float b_dot_d_perp = bx * dy - by * dx;
124.   if (b_dot_d_perp == 0) {
125.     return null;
126.   }
127.   float cx = x3 - x1;
128.   float cy = y3 - y1;
129.   float t = (cx * dy - cy * dx) / b_dot_d_perp;
130.   if (t < 0 || t > 1) {
131.     return null;
132.   }
133.   float u = (cx * by - cy * bx) / b_dot_d_perp;
134.   if (u < 0 || u > 1) { 
135.     return null;
136.   }
137.   return new PVector(x1+t*bx, y1+t*by);
138. }
140. 
     

My question is pretty straight forward, how can I determine if 2 segments are intersecting? I've looked around and I haven't been able to find any tutorials at all, but I can remember seeing one once, if only I could remember where...

Anyways, how can I do this?

When I include it in my sketch, it crashes the first time I run it, but only the first times. Also, when the back button is pressed, the sketch still exits. The menu button works fine though.

My question is if it is possible to just export an app through the javascript mode, and then put it on a webpage. Could I make an app that just loads that webpage, but also make the webpage only accessible through that app? What kind of performance do mobile devices get through javascript? 

Another question of mine is if a set up like the one I explained earlier is in effect, is it possible to use Processing's networking library?

Also wasn't sure if this post should go in this forum or the processing implementations forum... Sorry if I was wrong!

2. ArrayList cx;
3. ArrayList cy;
4. 
   
5. void setup(){
6.   size(500,500);
7.   background(50);
8.   smooth();
9.   cx=new ArrayList();
10.   cy=new ArrayList();
11. }
12. 
    
13. void draw(){
14.   for(int i=0;i<cx.size()-1;i++){
15.     for(int j=0;i<cy.size()-1;j++){
16.       background(255,0,0);
17.       float ccx= (Float) cx.get(i);
18.       float ccy= (Float) cy.get(i);
19.       stroke(255);
20.       strokeWeight(10);
21.       point(ccx,ccy);
22.     }
23.   }
24. println(frameCount);
25.     
26. }
27. 
    
28. void mouseReleased(){
29. 
    
30.     cx.add( new Float(mouseX));
31.     cy.add( new Float(mouseY));
32.   
33. }

When I run this code, nothing happens when I click... Does the for loop not have enough time to finish? is there another way to do this?

miners is a list of objects from the class miner and the vx variable is used with translate... and resources is an array of objects from my resource class... Any ideas? thanks

When I added this:

Inside the for loop:

      for (int i=id+1;i<zarray.length;i++) { //id is an id given to each object. zarray is an array of my class Z

I think maybe the circles are equaling and canceling out because a lot of them hold pretty still, until one of them shoots across the screen. 

Anyways it looks like I lose a bunch of circles so I guess some of them manage to escape my if()'s on the walls. I also said:

under void move

I don't know what happens to them, and only happens most of the time. If you want to see the sketch or source its here... but it's kind of screwy on the page. 

Any thoughts are appreciated!

So my question is why does it tend to draw lines more often in the bottom right quarter. Thanks

I know i could find the center of the triangle by averaging the three points, so that would be the place to set the get();... thanks for any ideas

and maybe draw a red point at whichever spot in the grid is closest to the mouse... any help would be appreciated