working on 48.. windows basic/advanced, macos tweaks

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# font size for editor
#editor.program.font=Monospaced,plain,12
# anti-aliased text, turned off by default
#editor.program.antialias=false
# foreground and background colors
#editor.program.fgcolor=#000000
#editor.program.bgcolor=#ffffff
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PROCE55ING DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
RELEASE 0047 - 5 JANUARY 2003
RELEASE 0048 - 6 JANUARY 2003
(c) 2001-03 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
@@ -78,7 +78,8 @@ of bugs. hopefully this is not a *long* ways off, but...
I FOUND A BUG!
we prefer to call them "issues."
a cultured software elite such as yourself should use the gentleman's
term "issue."
first, be sure to check under the notes for your specific platform to
make sure it isn't a known issue or that there isn't a simple fix.
@@ -106,6 +107,23 @@ for stranger errors during compile time, you can also look inside the
"build" folder inside "lib", which is an intermediate (translated into
java) version of your code.
the more details you can post, the better, because it helps us figure
out what's going on. useful things when reporting:
- we want the minimum amount of code that will still replicate the
bug. the worst that can happen is we get a report that says
"problem!" along with a three page program. sure, everyone likes a
puzzle, but simpler code will be a faster response.
- occasionally we may need you to pack up a copy of your sketchbook or
something similar so that we can try and replicate the weirdness on
our own machine. rest assured, we have no interest in messing with
your fancy creations or stealing your ideas. the p5 team is a pair
of straight-laced boys who hail from the midwestern u.s. who were
brought up better than that. and as we often lack enough time to
build our own projects, we have even less time to spend figuring out
other peoples' projects to rip them off.
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@@ -218,8 +236,12 @@ you tell us about them, so we can fix them.
MAC OS X
the most current release has only been tested on Mac OS X 10.2.2. your
mileage may vary if you're running something else. actually, your
note that this release does *NOT* work under java 1.4. the most recent
version of 1.4 we tested is DP8, which was still too buggy and unstable
to run p5.
the most current release has only been tested on Mac OS X 10.2.3.
your mileage may vary if you're running something else. actually, your
mileage will vary no matter what, because who knows what this software
is gonna do. you're playing with free, alpha software. get psyched!
@@ -288,15 +310,27 @@ versions: this version has only been tested under Mac OS 9.2.2.
WINDOWS
win2k works well, reports point to xp working well also. win95/98/me
seems to have lots of trouble, but we think it's just with the .exe
that we use, so that'll get fixed in the future.
win2k works well, reports point to xp working well also.
the windows release is now using java 1.4, a forty megabyte beast of a
platform. this oughta double the size of the p5 download, but in the
future we hope to just make people install the runtime separately, so
if people already have it installed on their machine, no additional
work will be required.
win95/98/me seem to have some trouble, but we think it's just with
the .exe that we use, so that'll get fixed in the future. you can try
using the 'run.bat' file instead, and see if that works better.
the release is now split into 'basic' and 'advanced' versions. the
basic release includes a working java vm, and is all set up and ready
to go. the advanced version is for people who already have java
installed (and don't want to deal with the 20MB download), and know
what they're doing enough that they can also install the serial port
code by hand. instructions on installing the serial code are in the
'serial' folder inside the advanced release.
in the most recent release, we've removed the java 1.4 runtime, so
the download is far smaller, however you need to install java before
processing will work. visit http://java.sun.com/getjava to download.
out of memory? try adjusting the parameters in the file 'run.bat' and
use that to run instead of Proce55ing.exe. short instructions can be
found inside that file.
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ABOUT REV 0048 - 7 january 2003
[ mac os ]
- this release includes a bit of tweaking to the fonts that are used by
default so that they look nicer on the mac. also, anti-aliasing is
turned *off* by default (thanks to franklin_mint for the tip), which
is a little more appropriate for coding. if you want to re-enable it,
check out pde.properties inside 'lib'.
- tried java 1.4 dp8 but it *does not work*, at least not very well,
with processing. assertion failures or outright crashes. blech.
hopefully apple will get this cleaned up and finished soon, because
it's already running fine under 1.4 on windows.
[ windows ]
- the release is now split in two, using 'basic' and 'advanced' versions.
the basic release includes a working java vm, and is all set up and
ready to go. the advanced version is for people who already have java
installed (and don't want to deal with the 20MB download), and know what
they're doing enough that they can also install the serial port code by
hand. instructions on installing the serial code are in the 'serial'
folder inside the advanced release.
- increased the default memory allocation to 64 MB.
ABOUT REV 0047 - 5 january 2003
[ happy new year ]