Are you gonna use more complex regex arguments in your tool class? ![]()
If so, you can’t use Processing’s own PApplet.split() method anymore. ![]()
Java’s String::split() method works regardless the passed String is vanilla or regex. ![]()
Are you gonna use more complex regex arguments in your tool class? ![]()
If so, you can’t use Processing’s own PApplet.split() method anymore. ![]()
Java’s String::split() method works regardless the passed String is vanilla or regex. ![]()