In the first Processing.js Project, I worked with Eng. Sarah Nagaty and Eng. Omar Roushdy, we worked on creating an interface to show the contributions of each user in a nice way, but we failed to get the values of the contributions in an array to be used in our Processing.js code, so we tried to get the names only, we got them in an XML file using a query, but unfortunately we couldn’t use it also, so we just entered the users in a static way in an array and used it, hopefully soon we will find out how to do it and we will make an new release ;).
The project we did just list objects of circles in an ordered way and assigns a name to each one, when the users enters the mouse inside the box of the circle the name of the user assigned to it will appear on the tip of the mouse. The colors of the circles are random degrees of blue.
Finally, I used the “Get Source” button of the web IDE provided by Processingjs.org to get a file that works without support of any other files, and I changed the code inside of it to our code, and it works :), but for the text to appear you have to use Firefox, in chrome the text didn’t appear :(, and of course on IE it worked perfectly (kidding :D).
In this post I discussed the work of our group altogether, not my individual work.
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thank you guys for your efforts.
ReplyDeleteMay be you should check the code of other colleagues and see how they used the data live from XML. There are very interesting ways to do this. Please check them out.