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running in the background
how to make an application processing android mode that can running in the background?
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Why do you want a sketch that can run in the background? Most likely, you want to use Android's
Service, but this would be impossible without major reworkings; Processing'sPAppletextendsActivitywhich is, by definition, only the graphical front-end of an Android application. So creating a sketch that runs in the background would either require rewritingPAppletto work with aServiceor moving the sketch into a larger native Android project in Eclipse.Perhaps this is not what you want. Can you provide more detail about your specific problem?
i want to make a tweet generator that can tweet based on time or something else. i have no exp in native android so i choose processing android mode. is that possible?
This doesn't seem like the type of project that should be created in Processing (on Android, at least), although you could use a Processing GUI. You will probably have to go native. You may need Twitter4J.