Comparison JRubyArt-2.6 and JRubyArt-1.7
JRubyArt is actively being developed, ruby-processing should be considered to be deprecated and is no-longer actively maintained. The only possible justification to prefer to use ruby-processing is to be compatible with processing-2.2.1. So since January 2017 table below has been modified to address what you need to know, now that you have decided to switch from ruby-processing to JRubyArt
feature | JRubyArt-1.7 | JRubyArt-2.6 |
---|---|---|
binary | k9 | k9 |
run opts | -r, -w, -l | -r, -w, -l |
jruby version | 9.2.14.0 (2.5.7) | 9.3.0.0+ (2.6.8) |
jdk version | jdk8 | jdk11+ |
config | PROCESSING_ROOT | not required |
The settings
method was introduced to vanilla processing since processing-3.0. However this is hidden for users of the processing ide but required by Eclipse users. The settings
method is where size
belongs or full_screen
, also you should set smooth
and pixel_density
here. Retina users can make use of their hi-dpi display by setting pixel_density(2)
, NB: size should be first line of settings
, and if used pixel_density(2)
should be next.
In JRubyArt use the data_path
wrapper to return the absolute path for the data
folder see here (this means --nojruby
flag is obsolete since even shader sketches should now run with an installed jruby). Set JRUBY: false
in config.yml to use jruby-complete instead of an installed jruby (crucial if you haven’t installed jruby on your system).