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saveBytes/saveStrings now implemented.. plus lots of cleanup

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benfry
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@@ -228,12 +228,12 @@ is gonna do. you're playing with free, alpha software. get psyched!
minimum requirements.. processing requires at least Mac OS X 10.1.
if you're running anything older than 10.2, you'll need "Java 1.3.1
Update 1", the latter of which is available as a free update from the
"Software Update" control panel. it can also be downloaded from
Update 1", the latter of which is available as a free update from
the "Software Update" control panel. it can also be downloaded from
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/ or from:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/java131.html
for what it's worth, we don't test processing under mac os x 10.1 and
we don't recommend it at all.
for what it's worth, we don't test processing under mac os x 10.1
and we don't recommend it at all.
mouse wheel support only works if you're using java 1.4. the latest
version of java will be available via the software update control
@@ -241,11 +241,13 @@ panel.
if you're having random troubles (exceptions being thrown,
screen painting weirdness, general confusion) you might want to
try running processing with java 1.3.1 instead. to do so,
try running processing with java 1.3.1 instead of java 1.4. to do so,
right-click or control-click the processing application and select
"Show Package Contents". go to Contents -> Resources -> and then
edit MRJApp.properties, to include the following line:
open MRJApp.properties in a text editor. remove the # from this line:
com.apple.mrj.application.JVMVersion=1.3.1
and add a # in front of this line:
com.apple.mrj.application.JVMVersion=1.3+
in order to use the serial port under macosx, you'll need to install
RXTX, the serial port driver. this is for more advanced users, and