It occurred to me that all I was getting from using ruby-processing in my previous post was the ruby processing interface to the libraries. So here is the straightforward jruby version....
Screen output very much as before (smaller) hence not included there. For your convenience I present an embedded gist (click on view raw to copy).
See previous post for how to setup java libraries.
Example translated from java version (by Christopher Warnow?) included in the subversion checkout of the sunflowAPIAPI.
Here is my blog in which I will describe my experiments with ruby-processing, find out more about ruby-processing at:- http://wiki.github.com/jashkenas/ruby-processing and http://github.com/jashkenas/context_free for the cfdg DSL (context-free-art)
Thursday, 30 September 2010
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- Basic Hair Example SunflowAPIAPI just using jruby
- Basic Hair Example SunflowAPIAPI in ruby processin...
- SunflowAPIAPI in ruby processing
- A Staffordshire Knot Using Ruby Processing and A C...
- An Infinity Loop? With My 3D Context Free Library
- Revised 3D Context Free DSL Sketch, with Mouse Whe...
- A Mouse Wheel Listener in Ruby Processing
- 3D Context Free DSL Screen Saver?
- Translating the default.es to ruby processing DSL
- Testing the cube primitive in my context free DSL
- Experimental 3D Context Free DSL in ruby-processin...
- Using the control panel and Toxi Processing Libra...
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- Consolidating my online identity as monkstone. I am a 64 bit linux user and advocate of open source software, you can sometimes find me on the processing forum.
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