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(My works on Processing.js)
(My works on Processing.js)
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: Add <TT>parseBoolean</TT> function. Ticket @[https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284/tickets/448-code-parseboolean lighthouse]
 
: Add <TT>parseBoolean</TT> function. Ticket @[https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284/tickets/448-code-parseboolean lighthouse]
 
: A missing feature from Processing (Java). Convert a char, a integer, a string, an array into a boolean.
 
: A missing feature from Processing (Java). Convert a char, a integer, a string, an array into a boolean.
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=== Release 0.3===
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:[http://processingjs.org/ processing.js]
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:Source Control: git
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:BugTracker: [https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284-processingjs Lighthouse]
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:Blog: @ [http://Minooz.wordpress.com wordpress]
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* Bugs
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: Fix transparency in <TT>copy()</TT> function. Ticket @[https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284/tickets/1055-copy-doesnt-handle-transparency-properly lighthouse]
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: When using copy() on an image with transparency, the transparency overwrites the background color. See the screenshots to compare against p5. The image is a red splatter with transparent background and the background is green.
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Revision as of 16:27, 11 March 2011

PROCESSING

My works on Processing.js

Release 0.1

processing.js
Source Control: git
BugTracker: Lighthouse
Blog: @ wordpress
  • Bugs
Add parseBoolean function. Ticket @lighthouse
A missing feature from Processing (Java). Convert a char, a integer, a string, an array into a boolean.
  • Documentation
  • Helpful tips

Release 0.3

processing.js
Source Control: git
BugTracker: Lighthouse
Blog: @ wordpress
  • Bugs
Fix transparency in copy() function. Ticket @lighthouse
When using copy() on an image with transparency, the transparency overwrites the background color. See the screenshots to compare against p5. The image is a red splatter with transparent background and the background is green.
pjs.png
p5.png
  • Documentation
  • Helpful tips