iProcessing is a program that translates Processing to code for the iPhone.
Here are useful things for the iProcessing project:
• Examples of interaction flow maps; they show where someone clicks and the next screen they arrive on. It’s important to have one so you can all see the navigation of your application clearly and see how to divide the work between you.
• Simulating text entry on the iPhone
Here are two sketches for simulating text entry in iProcessing. (The iPhone keyboard is not supported in iProcessing and we don’t think it worth your time programming it yourselves. Much better to concentrate on the core of your application.)
Download Vertical Keyboard Sketch
Download Horizontal Keyboard Sketch
• Basic Accelerometer App
Here is the sketch to read the Accelerometer values and map these to a ellipse position, that will move on the screen by user interaction.
accelerometer
app
• Example code for putting an applet on the web using Processing.js
Thanks to Gianni Cardone for working out how to do it. This makes code run much faster in the browser and should work with all browsers (famous last words!). Download html folder here: pint_of_words_processing.js_samplecode