Looked at the source. They really need to break that project out into
separate libraries/jars (it includes everything but the kitchen sink).
Some of the stuff looks interesting though, and might make interesting
individual projects. Some looks like it might have been written by a
college stude
on the processing sidetrack...
have you had a look at field?
http://openendedgroup.com/field/wiki
run processing with no processing... in Python, Clojure, Scala... and we
might one day have Ruby in!
too bad its Java based again...
2010/7/14 Vincent Isambart
> > Looking at all these nice low l
> Looking at all these nice low level APIs, I really wonder why Apple didn't
> create more nice obj-c wrappers already.
For audio and video you'll have to wait for Apple to bring the APIs
they added to iOS 4 to Mac OS (probably for 10.7) ;-)
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MacRuby-d
Haha give me a couple of hour and I'll add wrappers for all that and make
the DSL more Processing like ;)
I'm a bit scared of CoreAudio but I think that CoreAnimation could be
potentially nicely wrapped to create a flash like solution but without the
things we all hate.
A demo-driver and video rout
Hi Jordan,
This is a bug in QuickLook (they have a hidden unused class using inexistent
resource files). A radar has been filed already about that. You can safely
ignore the warnings for now.
Laurent
On Jul 13, 2010, at 5:05 PM, Jordan K. Hubbard wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> Seems to work very nice
Hi Matt,
Seems to work very nicely (now all we need are some routines for audio, 3D and
video and a demo-driver and we can give Processing some reasonable competition!
:-). I do notice some interesting error messages that get output on any of the
examples though:
j...@il0102a-dhcp70-> macruby
For those interested, I extracted HotCocoa::Graphics, started cleaning it
up, added some specs and examples so you can enjoy the nice DSL built on top
of Core Graphics.
Feel free to fork and play with the repo:
http://github.com/mattetti/macruby_graphics
Examples and output in the readme. If you d
