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Is there a way to determine what mode the sketch is using in runtime?
I have two functions that read a file, but each only works for Java or JavaScript respectively. It would be nice if I can figure out what mode the sketch is running in so that I can use the right function for the environment. I know this may seem weird, but I'm just doing it for debugging purposes at the moment. I find it's much easier to debug in Java because its performance is much better. Thanks!
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static final boolean IS_PJS = 1/2 == 1/2.;the above uses integer division.
in java 1/2 will be 0 because of integer division, 1/2. (note the .) is .5, so they will be different.
in javascript they will be the same.
HA! Not what I was expecting as an answer but very clever. Thanks guys!