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• kfrajer

  February 2017

  In java, you can check previous posts: https://forum.processing.org/two/search?Search=setresizable

  However, I don't know how to do that in python. I let other forum goers comment about this.

  Kf
• GoToLoop

  February 2017 edited February 2017 Answer ✓

  Everything available in Java Mode is also available in Python Mode. ~O)

  If something seems unavailable, we can always prefix it w/ global variable this: *-:)
  this.getSurface().setSize(600, 400) or this.surface.setSize(600, 400)

  As an alternative w/o this, ye olde faithful frame global variable doesn't need it at all: :ar!
  frame.setSize(600, 400)
• kfrajer

  February 2017

  Is there a standard reference link for python mode?

  @GoToLoop Is frame always available for all renders? Is surface something relatively new from recent releases? Would it also be compatible for different renders?

  Kf
• GoToLoop

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  In Processing 3, variable frame isn't an instance of class JFrame as in previous versions anymore. :-<
  Now it's merely a @Deprecated, incomplete, botched up surface. :-&
  But it still works for most basic functionality. ;;)
• GoToLoop

  February 2017

  Is there a standard reference link for Python Mode?

  http://py.Processing.org/reference/
• kfrajer

  February 2017

  The python reference seems to be the same reference for java Processing. There are no python examples available as yet.

  Kf
• jeremydouglass

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  @kfrajer -- that's not quite right. The Python reference pages still contain some broken example code, but they also contains a lot of Python mode-specific documentation and code samples -- including keywords not available in Processing (Java mode) -- see for example def, Dictionary, Tuple etc.