Package customprocessors

Create custom processor objects by creating new classes that inherit from Processor. More...

Classes
class	CounterGroup
	This processor simply generates the trace of numbers 0, 1, 2, ... More...
class	CounterSingle
	This processor simply generates the trace of numbers 0, 1, 2, ... More...
class	EuclideanDistance
class	MyMax
class	MyMaxExample
class	MyProcessor
	A minimal synchronous processor implementation that does nothing. More...
class	OutIfPositive
class	Point
class	SplitPoint
class	StatefulDuplication
class	StringLength
class	Stuttering
class	StutteringCopy
class	TriangleArea

Detailed Description

Create custom processor objects by creating new classes that inherit from Processor.

Extensibility is a key concept in BeepBeep. Apart from its core, which is made of only a handful of generic classes, all of BeepBeep's functionality is achieved by creating descendents of the core's basic objects. BeepBeep already comes with lots of pre-defined palettes; however, if none suits your needs, you can easily create new Processor objects that perform the desired computation. These new objects can then be connected freely with existing processors.

In this section, we give a few simple examples of processor objects that perform special kinds of computation.

Author

Sylvain Hallé