Is there a process for submitting examples to the Contribution Manager?

Introscopia

I put something together which I think could be useful for practically everyone. It's not exactly an example, it's a tool that monitors input events and graphs them in real time.

Here's the code.

This can be used to visualize when the different functions trigger given the input behavior, and their timing relative to one another. It can also be used to check that all your input devices are being read correctly by Java.

kfrajer

monitors input events

Is this related to Arduino?

You could create a github repo and post a link in the share your work section.

Kf

jeremydouglass

@Introscopia -- in addition to advertising your work in Share Your Work, in order to make it a Tool that can integrate into the contributions manager check out:

• https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Tool-Basics

jeremydouglass

...an alternative is to make it a Library, e.g.

• https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Library-Basics

Introscopia

Not related to Arduino, inputs as in keyboard and mouse. As for posting to Share Your Work, it wasn't really my goal. I remembered seeing somewhere that the Contribution Manager was going to be open to anyone, and I really think this thing can be useful, I mean, I made it out of my own necessity. I considered making it a tool or something else too, but I feel seeing the code in this case is essential to the goal, which is to show the user how the functions are working. If it's a tool and they can't see the code then they can't be sure where the issue really is.

jeremydouglass

I see. So do you want to:

1. create an example set in the Contributions Manager > Examples tab, or
2. contribute an example to the Processing.org examples page: https://processing.org/examples/

Introscopia

on the Contributions Manager, yea.

jeremydouglass

Read "Creating an Examples Contribution":

• https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Examples-Overview