How do I use VSCode with processing on Linux/Ubuntu?

Processing
#1

I have the processing extension installed in VSCode, but no matter what I do, I get the same error when I try to configure the tasks.json file to run the processing sketch: remember to add processing to your path. I did export PATH="~/Desktop/processing4.0a1/processing-java:PATH" and it didnt work, I made a symlink to /usr/bin/ and it didn’t work. Any suggestions?

#2

Hi,

Did you check the instructions on the GitHub project page on how to add Processing to your path?

It seems that the correct command is :

export PATH=$PATH:/opt/processing/processing-2.0b4

#4

I did that but it still didn’t work, gave me the same error

Thanks!

#5

I see you are using Processing ALPHA 4.0a1 I can’t even run this version on the standard IDE on my Linux box, maybe you could try 3.5.4 first?

#6

Aight, I’ll try that

#7

Speaking of versions, the processing file that the github page mentions has a version in the name but mine doesn’t. Is this the same file?

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#8

Sorry I’m not used to downloading releases from Processing GitHub repos :frowning:
The stable ones are posted here: https://processing.org/download/ :slight_smile:

#9

No, I mean that the GitHub readme for the Processing extension said that the processing file had a version on it, I don’t have one. However, I got it working by specifying the path to processing.

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#10

Correction: My processing file doesn’t have a version

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