SOLUTION:
def setup():
size(500,500)
def draw():
rect(100,100,100)
Today I bought a notebook, where I installed Processing,
Java projects work fine, but for python I run the code and it immediately stops
SOLUTION:
def setup():
size(500,500)
def draw():
rect(100,100,100)
Today I bought a notebook, where I installed Processing,
Java projects work fine, but for python I run the code and it immediately stops
Have you granted authorization for the Py Mode to access your LAN when the firewall window popped up? That’s all I can think about for now.
Yes, Im 100% sure I did it
Just a detail: your rect(100,100,100)
statement is missing the 4th argument (height
).
def setup():
size(500, 500)
def draw():
rect(100, 100, 100, 100)
Have you already explored the Python sketch examples to check if they work? Hit CTRL+SHIFT+O for it.
(I wish it was just the 4th statement the problem)
Nope, examples dont run
I have been using Processing 3.3 with Processing.py in my classroom for quite a while with no problems. A student just brought in her MacBook Air, onto which she loaded Processing 3.4. We’re seeing the same Python mode behavior as mentioned above - when the program runs there’s no error message, no window display, nothing. The console area scrolls a little but nothing is displayed in it. Java mode seems to work. I see that the title of this message is marked SOLVED but I don’t see any solution posted.
Thanks,
Andy
The solution is inside here
worked for me.
install the Oracle JDK 1.8* ,and set the bin path to the environment path.
I tried the downloaded connected to this solution but was met with a Mac error. Has anyone else experienced the same?