Processing problem
- From: Pete <petrovius@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 May 2012 06:40:17 -0700 (PDT)
Complete newbie here, so go easy on me, OK? I already know this is an
inappropriate forum to discuss this particular problem, but I reckon
you guys are about the nearest thing I've got to finding a quick
simple answer to what should be an absurdly easy problem to deal with,
but it's been doing my head in all morning.
OK, so here's the thing: I'm using an arduino mega board to connect a
PC running win7 (64-bit) with some external apparatus. I'm using
"processing" as a controlling program within the PC to talk to the
arduino board. I downloaded processing from their website OK, and
installed it OK, but it seems the serial library is missing. When I
type:
import processing.serial.*;
serial.list();
I would expect a list of the available COM ports. Instead, I get the
error message:
Cannot find anything named "serial"
So obviously the serial library is missing. I checked out the
processing website and found a definition of the serial library, but
no obvious way to download a copy, or anything resembling a .zip file
that might be downloadable. Am I simply looking in the wrong place?
Can anyone advise, or point me in the right direction to a solution?
Cheers,
Pete.
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