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Library for Using GENCOM file type
Hi, I'm trying to create a data visualization of a family tree. I've got the information stored in a gencom file which is a simple text file with meta data that connects the different people. I was wondering if anyone knew of a library in Processing that can handle a gencom type file. Another option is also a Processing library that can use a C library, because I've been able to find a C library that can work with this file type.
Any help would be appreciated!
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If you got the C library's source code, you might attempt to convert it to Java! O:-)
Java has some obscure ways to call so-called
nativemethods. But I've got no much idea how that works! :-??P.S.: Found these 2 links. It's a start at least...
https://en.WikiPedia.org/wiki/Java_Native_Interface
https://StackOverflow.com/questions/6557358/native-methods-in-java
"I was wondering if anyone knew of a library in Processing that can handle a gencom type file."
Hint: search for a Java library instead.
Thanks, I'll try these out!