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Get in touch with Processing "modes" community #56
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Hi, all processing.py is a great reference implementation. I designed a similar architecture for Processing.R just like it. And other modes will be helpful, too. There is little documentation about Processing mode implementation, so the existing modes is important to me :) |
And https://github.com/galsasson/TweakMode is also a GSoC project which implements a new mode for Processing's PDE that allows modifying fixed numbers in the code while the sketch is running and seeing the result in real-time. |
The design of Python Mode is dictated by two considerations:
Both of these considerations lead to a lot of distortions that may not be necessary in another mode, so keep that in mind. For example, the sketch runner is a long-running application that communicates with its editor via TCP/IP. I'd be willing to take at least a quick look at your plans, but any opinion I could offer should be taken skeptically, since I know nothing at all about R! |
Thanks for the comments, I refer to the design of sketch runner although I don't know why it is designed to this. Now get it 🤔 |
Now R is not a big part in this mode, it is handled mostly by renjin which is a JVM interpreter for R just like jython. Thanks for your kindness 😄 |
Processing.R was supported by expert advice, has been accepted to the PDE Contributions Manager, and has an announcement post in the Modes channel of the Processing forum. Getting in touch: successful! |
@gaocegege -- There is community of people who have recently developed either:
As part of your GSOC "community bonding" period I would suggest first taking a look at these other mode repos, then reaching out to Processing mode experts, briefly introducing yourself and your project, and perhaps asking if they have any general words of wisdom for developing a new mode. As with #34 with the R community, if anyone from the "modes" community is interested they might also be kind enough to give more detailed feedback on the work plan.
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