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| ! Difficulty | | ! Difficulty |
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| | variable + space + semicolon
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| | Defining a variable such as "float y ;" with a space between the number and the semicolon can cause regex parsing errors.
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| | Difficult
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| | // Comment
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| | Using double slashed comments // at the end of any script will cause REGEX to loop on parsing, subsequently crashing browser. Quick solution is to add a blank line at the end of every script.
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| | Difficult
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| | mouseX & mouseY
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| | mouseX and mouseY are returned as incorrect values when the canvas is a child of a relative element.
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| | Medium
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| | nf()
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| | colspan="3" | [https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284/tickets/42-nf-can-crash-browser See lighthouse ticket]
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| | keyCode, CODED, etc
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| | Keyboard functions need fleshing out and cross-browser/cross-platform testing.
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| | Medium
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| | The Angel Bug
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| | When the regex parse encounters strings with a comma in, it parses the word before the comma as a variable. Work around is to escape strings... String myString = “this \, is a string”; But that is in no way ideal. More info: http://hyper-metrix.com/processing-js/docs/?page=Angels%20Weep
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| | Difficult
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| | Table bug
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| | Processing.js demos will not render if they are in a table. However any canvas demo does.
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| |[http://matrix.senecac.on.ca/~asalga/pjs/table_test/table_test.html Table test]
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| | Undetermined
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| | Boolean array bug
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| | Processing.js fails if an array of booleans is created with a variable defined before array.
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| |[http://matrix.senecac.on.ca/~asalga/pjs/table_test/boolean_test.html Boolean array test]
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| | Undetermined
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| | Overloading function bug | | | Overloading function bug |
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| | Drop frame system
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| | A method to drop frames that are not drawn in time. This would be great for media-syncing if you want your app to stay in-time with audio and video. Not sure how plain-old JS timers will handle this... but it's worth testing
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| | Medium
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| | array.clone
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| | colspan="3" |[https://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284-processingjs/tickets/20-arraycopy See lighthouse ticket]
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