Import Processing
See original GitHub issueMay be is not necessary to write by default,
import processing.core.*;
import processing.opengl.PGraphics2D;
because when you open the example in Processing, Processing return an error message.
Plus may be remove all the part private
public
… of course that depend if you want a novice or advance users 😃
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This command removed recursively those
import processing...
when I tried on Linux:Based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/9709296 maybe adding
''
after-i
is required on mac, not sure.It searches recursively for *.java files and then discards lines that start with
import processing
.Just FYI this is still an issue and I’m sure would be confusing to new users (took me a minute to figure it out and I’ve been using Processing for years). Maybe a cleanup script to remove those imports before committing the library?