Software over the rainbow

desearch and revelopment

Month: September, 2007

Penner easing for c++

As I said last week, I’m also using robert penner’s easing equations in openFrameworks, so I’ve ported them to c++. This has been relatively straightforward, but, as with the actionscript to java conversion, I’ve run into some nuances between languages and I’ve definitely learned the hard way (read “wasting some hours of my life”) why [...]

taking notes about what you are listening to on last.fm: the hacky way

Some time ago, I wondered how could I take some notes about the music I was listening to. After having a look at the last.fm player source code* I instantly saw what a stupid thing I had suggested. In no way I’d be able to figure out that bunch of c++ classes (not that it [...]

penner’s easing equations processing library

Being an actionscript head, I’ve frequently used rober penner’s easing equations in processing*. To avoid copy/paste each time I’ve packed them as a processing library. While I was at it, I discovered a couple of implementations (1, 2), but I was almost done, and wanted to learn how to make processing libraries anyway. So in [...]