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Library Installation Failed due to Network Issues causing Processing to fail starting up Mac OSX
I recently tried to install the BezierSQL library through the Processing's "add library" tool.
The installation failed due to a connection time out which somehow caused the application to fail starting up at all.
I looked at the error stack trace and found that a NullPointer Exception occured in the PApplet.core class
I tried searching for help on the Processing forums with no success finding help with start up problems.
I tried renaming the "processing" (sketchbook) folder to initiate a fresh start up, this causes the app to not crash the first time starting up, but the menu bar does not appear and just hangs there. The second start up and onwards all crash and close the application.
I am running Mac OS X 10.9.1 and have had no problems prior to this one.
Help would be much appreciated, as I am using Processing on a current project which is due in 2 weeks.
Edit: Here's a screenshot.
