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If I write all things in the Main, it can work
How can I treat this things, I don’t want to write all this kind objects in Main and deliver it to the class
How can I directly use the library in class .
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If I write all things in the Main, it can work
How can I treat this things, I don’t want to write all this kind objects in Main and deliver it to the class
How can I directly use the library in class .
Hello @huxx
Please, copy, paste and format your code.
Screen shots are difficult to read and people cannot run your code to test how it is working.
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Also, please clarify “thing”…
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I’m sorry for my informal format, and this is the new link: How to directly use the class from library in my class - Processing.py - Processing Foundation