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| | Don't think Firefox will let you change status bar with JS re: security. NOTE: we can do this, but the user must set the dom.disable_window_status_change preference to false for it to show-up. | | | colspan="4" | [http://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284-processingjs/tickets/180-status See lighthouse ticket] |
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| | Some work done by Google group. Could be combined with binary functions ot HTML5 functions to write directly to server? One idea would be to use the canvas.toDataUrl() (you can specify a graphic mime type) in order to get a string that could then be written to localStorage, keyed on the filename. | | | colspan="4" | [http://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284-processingjs/tickets/181-save See lighthouse ticket] |
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| | As above in save(). Probably don't want to start saving TIFs in a web environment. Canvas exports png, gif, jpg natively already. Spec deviation from Processing proper may be wise. One idea would be to use the canvas.toDataUrl() (you can specify a graphic mime type) in order to get a string that could then be written to localStorage, keyed on the filename. | | | colspan="4" | [http://processing-js.lighthouseapp.com/projects/41284-processingjs/tickets/182-saveframe See lighthouse ticket] |
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| | PrintWriter | | | PrintWriter |