processing.js

For those that don't know, processing is a language/ Java library primarily used for displaying data nice and pretty. Processing.js is its javascript port made by John Resiq. Everything that guy makes is a treasure. As per a previous question I learned that Processing's many libraries would not work in processing.js. Why is this? Processing provides a makeshift compiler that turns the processing code into its javascript equivalent. For context to this question, I'm building a game for a final year project and am looking into using processing.js as the base. Whats holding the processing.js back

I'm looking for examples of processing.js working in Internet Explorer via ExplorerCanvas or similar. The sparklines example on the processing.js exhibition page uses ExplorerCanvas. It seems like it's just a drop-in solution, no extra coding necessary. It can be done! There are some gotchas, however. The page htxt links to is fine, as far as it goes, but please note the following: 1) Both script and canvas elements must have id attributes. The init function uses these attribute id's to associate a given script with a given canvas. I found the simplified init function easier to understand than

I have this image: http://imgur.com/99tSz.png . A map of the UK (not including Southern Ireland). I have successfully managed to get a latitude and longitude and plot it onto this map by taking the leftmost longitude and rightmost longitude of the UK and using them to work out where to put the point on the map. This is the code (for use in Processing.js but could be used as js or anything): // Size of the map int width = 538; int height = 811; // X and Y boundaries float westLong = -8.166667; float eastLong = 1.762833; float northLat = 58.666667; float southLat = 49.95; void drawPoint(float