Processing Tutorial: loadTable() and Data Visualization Techniques in Processing

[@yousefabdelsamie5983]

Legend. Thank you very much!

[@gevenaowl1574]

U explained it in a very straightforward & clear way. Life SAVER!

[@gabrielfoligno]

Very good tutorial

[@annnnnnn5628]

This is super helpful Thank you!

[@parkoregon]

Happy to help!

[@brookewilliams3864]

best tutorial I have seen!

[@parkoregon]

Too kind!

[@AdalsMusic]

Great tutorial, it has helped me a lot!

[@ЕвгенийКонобицкий]

Good afternoon, my name is Eugene. I am learning arduino on my own and want to transmit data from my heating boiler temperature sensor and outdoor temperature sensor, all of them are controlled by arduino. You can make a video on how to receive data from 64 bits of the address of the temperature sensor into processing via serial port You have good lessons, everything is clear, THANK YOU.

[@AirconL_Official]

Thanks for your great tutorial

[@parkoregon]

Happy to help!

[@ramtanumukherjee155]

How to load data continuously from a CSV file?

[@remmo123]

thank you

[@carlosgl9961]

great tutorial!!

[@tc9k909]

If I wanted to display only one name at a time from the csv file instead of a whole list, and have the next name pop up when I press a button, how might I achieve that?

[@parkoregon]

Getting a text box to pop up when your mouse is pressed down is reasonably easy: if(mousePressed) text("Some Text Here", 300,300); Getting a single value from the table isn't too bad either. Remember that there are many entries in the table, so to display one you need to have a number. I suggest creating a new integer as a global variable above void setup(). Something like: int showVal = 0; Then, each time you click, you can grow showVal by one (showVal++). Then you can use "showVal" inside of your call to pull data out of the table.

[@tc9k909]

@@parkoregon Thank you for responding. really appreciate it. It worked perfectly :)