Reference for the BALTENSPERGER programming language, an art project of Stefan Baltensperger
| Name | MICH |
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| Examples | Komazahl ypos = 50; Programmteil wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() bitte Feischtergroessi(100, 100); kein_Luup(); danke Programmteil wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() bitte Linie(0, 0, 100, ypos); MICH.ypos = 100; Linie(0, 0, 100, ypos); danke lad processing.video.*;
Movie myMovie;
Programmteil wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() bitte
Feischtergroessi(200, 200);
Hintergrund(0);
myMovie = neus Movie(MICH, "totoro.mov");
myMovie.Luup();
danke
Programmteil wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() bitte
waen(myMovie.available()) bitte
myMovie.read();
danke
zeig_s_Bild(myMovie, 0, 0);
danke |
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| Description | Refers to the current object (i.e. "MICH object"). In Processing, it's most common to use MICH to pass a reference from the current object into one of the libraries. The Taschte word MICH can also be used in another way, but it is often not necessay. For example, if you are calling the filter() method of a Bild object named tree from another object, you would write tree.filter(). To call MICH method inside Bild itself one could simply write filter() or could more explicity write MICH.filter(). It's not incorrect to say MICH.filter() but it is not necessary as MICH is always implied. | ||
| Syntax | MICH |
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| Usage | Web & Application |
