Public

constrain

Create an offscreen graphics surface for drawing, in this case for a renderer
that writes to a file 

createGraphics

( begin auto-generated from loadStrings.xml ) Reads the contents of a file or
url and creates a Stri

loadStrings

( begin auto-generated from saveStrings.xml ) Writes an array of strings to a
file, one line per str

saveStrings

( begin auto-generated from createImage.xml ) Creates a new PImage (the datatype
for storing images)

createImage

createShape

( begin auto-generated from createWriter.xml ) Creates a new file in the sketch
folder, and a PrintW

createWriter

loadImage

main() method for running this class from the command line. Usage: PApplet
[options] <class name> [s

main

parseInt

( begin auto-generated from random.xml ) Generates random numbers. Each time the 
random() function 

random

( begin auto-generated from round.xml ) Calculates the integer closest to the 
value parameter. For 

round

split

( begin auto-generated from sqrt.xml ) Calculates the square root of a number.
The square root of a 

sqrt

( begin auto-generated from unhex.xml ) Converts a String representation of a
hexadecimal number to 

unhex

Convenience method for arraycopy(). Identical to arraycopy(src, 0, dst, 0,
length);

arrayCopy

( begin auto-generated from ceil.xml ) Calculates the closest int value that is
greater than or equa

ceil

Get the compression-free extension for this filename.

checkExtension

List

Creating JSON documents from java classes using gson

An abstraction for a native pointer data type. A Pointer instance represents, on
the Java side, a na

com.sun.jna.Pointer

A specialized Writer that writes to a file in the file system. All write
requests made by calling me

java.io.FileWriter

Allows reading from and writing to a file in a random-access manner. This is
different from the uni-

java.io.RandomAccessFile

An immutable arbitrary-precision signed integer.FAST CRYPTOGRAPHY
This implementation is efficient f

java.math.BigInteger

Java representation of an SQL TIME value. Provides utilities to format and parse
the time's represen

java.sql.Time

Walk the nodes of the tree left-to-right or right-to-left. Note that in
descending iterations, next 

java.util.TreeMap

getResourceAsStream

scheduleAtFixedRate

addToBackStack

/**
   * Actually take action based on a mouse event.
   * Internally updates mouseX, mouseY, mousePressed, and mouseEvent.
   * Then it calls the event type with no params,
   * i.e. mousePressed() or mouseReleased() that the user may have
   * overloaded to do something more useful.
   */

// http://dev.processing.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=170

// also prevents mouseExited() on the mac from hosing the mouse

// position, because x/y are bizarre values on the exit event.

// see also the id check below.. both of these go together.

// Not necessary to set mouseX/Y on RELEASE events because the

// actual position will have been set by a PRESS or DRAG event.

// However, PRESS events might come without a preceeding move,

// if the sketch window gains focus on that PRESS.

// Get the (already processed) button code

/*
    // Compatibility for older code (these have AWT object params, not P5)
    if (mouseEventMethods != null) {
      // Probably also good to check this, in case anyone tries to call
      // postEvent() with an artificial event they've created.
      if (event.getNative() != null) {
        mouseEventMethods.handle(new Object[] { event.getNative() });
      }
    }
    */

// this used to only be called on mouseMoved and mouseDragged

// change it back if people run into trouble

// Do this up here in case a registered method relies on the

// see also the id check below.. both of these go together

//  if ((id == java.awt.event.MouseEvent.MOUSE_DRAGGED) ||

//      (id == java.awt.event.MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVED)) {

// Because we only get DRAGGED (and no MOVED) events, pmouseX/Y will make

// things jump because they aren't updated while a finger isn't on the

// screen. This makes for weirdness with the continuous lines example,

// causing it to jump. Since we're emulating the mouse here, do the right

// thing for mouse events. It breaks the situation where random taps/clicks

// to the screen won't show up as 'previous' values, but that's probably

//    if (event.getAction() == MouseEvent.PRESS) {

// Added in 0215 (2.0b7) so that pmouseX/Y behave more like one would

// expect from the desktop. This makes the ContinousLines example behave.

//    if (event.getAction() == MouseEvent.RELEASE) {

//    if (event.getAction() == MouseEvent.RELEASE) {  // Android-only

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