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import processing.core.PApplet; public class Stripe { float x; // horizontal location of stripe float speed; // speed of stripe float w; // width of stripe boolean mouse; // state of stripe (mouse is over or not?) PApplet parent; // The parent PApplet that we will render ourselves onto Stripe(PApplet p) { parent = p; x = 0; // All stripes start at 0 speed = parent.random(1); // All stripes have a random positive speed w = parent.random(10,30); mouse = false; } // Draw stripe void display() { parent.fill(255,100); parent.noStroke(); parent.rect(x,0,w,parent.height); } // Move stripe void move() { x += speed; if (x > parent.width+20) x = -20; } }
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Arvind s groverhow to have a debugger when using Processing requires Eclipse and some setups. Worth it? Perhaps.
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Fabian Astore"PApplet parent; // The parent PApplet that we will render ourselves onto "
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Kenneth PriisholmThis tutorial assumes you already have Java and Processing installed on your computer. This is also not an Eclipse tutorial, but just covers the basics to get you up and running with Processing in Eclipse.
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We might be tempted to have Stripe extend PApplet, but this would be a fatal error. A Stripe is not a PApplet
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