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How to get the number of displays available ?
Hello, I'd like to have my sketch adapt to the number of screens (display) of the computer. When more than one screen, I display information on the secondary screens, using the multiple sketches technique (https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/10937/multiple-sketches, and the new fullScreen(displayNumber) function in these secondary sketches. But I didn't find any way to computationally know the number of available screens, so as to open the right number of secondary sketches automatically... I guess that the inner code of fullScreen() knows this number. It would be useful to give access to it in the langage. Thanks for any hint.
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