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Simple Drawing Example

Click and drag your mouse (or finger on touch device) to draw a line. A new path is created for each touch or click.

Paths are stored in a nested array; you can inspect the variable in console: session (assuming the example is in it's own window).

	#include "Touch.h"

	#if defined(_USING_HID)

	#define CONTACT_COUNT_MAXIMUM 10
	#define REPORTID_TOUCH 0x04

	#define LSB(v) ((v >> 8) & 0xff)
	#define MSB(v) (v & 0xff)

	> var linesRaw = fs.readFileSync('lines.json', 'utf8');
	> lines = JSON.parse(linesRaw)
	[ [ { x: 122.01388549804688, y: 183.01388549804688 },
	{ x: 119.01388549804688, y: 195.01388549804688 },
	{ x: 115.01388549804688, y: 307.0138854980469 },
	{ x: 115.01388549804688, y: 354.0138854980469 },
	{ x: 117.01388549804688, y: 360.0138854980469 } ],
	[ { x: 206.01388549804688, y: 177.01388549804688 },
	{ x: 204.01388549804688, y: 194.01388549804688 },
	{ x: 202.01388549804688, y: 287.0138854980469 },

	#!/usr/bin/ruby

	# Make sure you have these gems installed
	require 'rubygems'
	require 'thread'
	require 'csv'
	require 'twitter'
	require 'marky_markov'

	# Create a new Twitter account that you'd like to have your auto-tweets posted to

	// Each bitbeam is 5/16 inches wide. It's length is determined by the number of holes.
	// Each hole is 8mm apart from each other
	// The center of holes are 4mm way from each side of the beam
	// The holes are 4.8 mm in diameter.


	beam_width = 7.9375; // 5/16 inches


	module beam(number_of_holes) {

	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<script>//<!--
	// WebGL texture example

	top.CanvasFloatArray = top.CanvasFloatArray \|\| WebGLFloatArray;

	var gl;
	var program;

	#!/bin/sh

	# Jason Huggins (@hugs)
	#
	# Install:
	# * Download http://sourceforge.net/projects/sox/files/sox/14.3.2/
	# * Unzip and the place "play" binary somewhere in your $PATH

	# Explanation of settings:
	# - Stereo (2 channels): -c 2