Closed jtoy closed 6 years ago
I don't know how quil
works but maybe there is no non-daemon thread in the spawned JVM that keeps it up? If I remember correctly boot does not do it for you (that is why there is a wait
task) so this might be the issue.
@jtoy Hey :wave: So I think the issue here is that defsketch
won't block the main thread causing the process to exit once it evaluated all of your forms. A working version would be:
#!/usr/bin/env boot
(set-env! :dependencies '[[quil "2.6.0"]])
(require '[quil.core :as q])
(defn setup []
(q/background 111 111 111))
(q/defsketch my-art
:size [800 800]
:setup setup
:features [:exit-on-close])
(deref (promise))
The (deref (promise))
at the end ensures that the process keeps running. And the :exit-on-close
feature causes the JVM process to terminate once you close the Sketch window.
I'll close this issue but let us know if you run into other problems! ✨
I have boot scripts working with other examples, but im trying to use it with quil/Processing. I wrote this simple script and tried to run it, but all it does is launches a Java Applet window then immediately closes. There are no error logs for me to debug. is there something special to get it running with quil?