I’m binding mouse events to functions and they all work fine apart from:
cnv.mouseDragged(mDragged);
Anyone have any idea why?
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- I dunno what you mean by binding!
- Notice though that mouseDragged() doesn’t exist in p5.Element:
reference | p5.js - It’s a p5 callback only:
reference | p5.js
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@BSiemens what do you mean by “Binding”? Do you have any sample code to demonstrate the issue?
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The sketch below emulates p5::mouseDragged() inside a p5.Element::mouseDragged() callback by checking p5::mouseIsPressed: 
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Literally this:
cnv=createCanvas(windowWidth, windowHeight);
// Bind events to functions
*Changed:
cnv.mouseDragged(mouseDragged);
*To:
cnv.mouseDragged(dragged);
cnv.mouseMoved(moved);
cnv.mousePressed(pressed);
cnv.mouseClicked(clicked);
cnv.doubleClicked(dClicked);
cnv.mouseReleased(released);
cnv.mouseOut(out);
cnv.mouseOver(over);
They all work except for mouseDrag. I suspect the answer is below but I’ll investigate.
*Does the editor have strikeThrough capability?
Thanks. I actually know Peter.
If you mean the forum post editor:
No it doesn’t… Yes it does! It is Markdown, which passes through some HTML, meaning you can type <strike> and </strike> tags around any text you wish to strike.
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[s]text[/s] is a much easier & faster typing shortcut for strike. 
And [u]text[/u] for underline. 
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Cool Thank you very much.