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===== Processing Tutorial ===== | ===== Processing Tutorial ===== | ||
=== Part 1: Running Processing === | === Part 1: Running Processing === | ||
- | To run Processing, open a terminal window and execute the following: | + | To run Processing in Linux, open a terminal window and execute the following: |
- | % processing & | + | user$ processing & |
- | If this doesn't work, it may be that the executable is not in your path. To fix this, add the following to your configuration file: | + | If this doesn't work, it may be that the executable is not in your path. To fix this, add the following line to your configuration file: |
- | export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/processing-0125 | + | export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/processing-1.0.4 |
- | [Note: if you want to run a modified version (edited Runner.java file to eliminate wait()), this needs to change. The Runner.java hack is a permanent fix - all examples work with this method in Linux.] | + | The configuration is your .bashrc file located in the home directory. Note - this is a hidden file. On most systems, it is necessary to force Linux to reload the configuration file before the changes will take effect. You do this using the **source** command: |
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+ | user$ source .bashrc | ||
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+ | You should be able to use the **processing** command now. | ||
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