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That is, you set the variable directly to the "reference" folder. The expected behavior, based on the source code, is that you should set the variable to the "processing" folder, and the program will concat that variable with "/modes/java/"reference/". Somehow the dev made an exception to Windows (see the function processing--sub-dir in processing-mode.el) so the behavior is not as expected.
However, keep in mind that I don't know if setting the variable that way will break something else.
I get the same error on macOS 12.1 when I've set (setq processing-application-dir "/Applications/Processing.app") and it the path as in processing-mode.el:
(defcustomprocessing-application-dir
(eval (cond ((eq system-type 'darwin)
"/Applications/Processing.app")
(tnil)))
"The path of the processing application directory.
I have tried both (setq processing-application-dir "/Applications/Processing.app") and (setq processing-application-dir "/Applications")
The only I have modified is the processing-location:
$ which processing-java
/usr/local/bin/processing-java
The title says it:
when I try to look up documentation with
C-c C-p d
.I have
processing-application-dir
set, to point to Processing (3). I can run sketches withC-c C-p r
; is this a Processing 3 compatibility problem?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: