Original author: niho...@gmail.com (February 01, 2011 16:32:06)
run the following code:
int m = millis();
int n;
void setup() { size(200,200); noLoop(); n=millis();}
void draw() { println("pre-setup: "+m+", in setup: "+n); }
This will generate an output like:
"pre-setup: -502391864, in setup: 14"
It appears that Processing does not start counting milliseconds-from-start until it hits setup(), rather than at startup time. Additionally, the value returned prior to setup cannot be used as a millis-before-setup, as it is substantially larger than the number of milliseconds that passed between the applet starting and setup() being called
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/processing/issues/detail?id=530
Original author: niho...@gmail.com (February 01, 2011 16:32:06)
run the following code:
int m = millis();
int n;
void setup() { size(200,200); noLoop(); n=millis();}
void draw() { println("pre-setup: "+m+", in setup: "+n); }
This will generate an output like:
"pre-setup: -502391864, in setup: 14"
It appears that Processing does not start counting milliseconds-from-start until it hits setup(), rather than at startup time. Additionally, the value returned prior to setup cannot be used as a millis-before-setup, as it is substantially larger than the number of milliseconds that passed between the applet starting and setup() being called
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/processing/issues/detail?id=530