Help with Processing 1.0

[SteveK21]

I am working from this code and was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to get each book 2 drop down into a bin by using a key press...

Book myBook1;
Book myBook2;
Book myBook3;
Book myBook4;

void setup()
{
 size(300,300);
 myBook1 = new Book(color(255,0,0),120,200,1);
 myBook2 = new Book(color(0,0,255),80,200,1);
 myBook3 = new Book(color(0,255,0),40,200,1);
 myBook4 = new Book(color(100,100,100),0,200,1);
}

void draw()
{
 background(255);
 myBook1.move();
 myBook1.display();
 myBook2.move();
 myBook2.display();
 myBook3.move();
 myBook3.display();
 myBook4.move();
 myBook4.display();
 line(0, 204, 250, 204);
}

class Book
{
 color c;
 float xpos;
 float ypos;
 float xspeed;

 Book(color tempC, float tempXpos, float tempYpos, float tempXspeed)
 {
   c = tempC;
   xpos = tempXpos;
   ypos = tempYpos;
   xspeed = tempXspeed;
 }

 void display()
 {
   stroke(0);
   fill(c);
   rectMode(CENTER);
   rect(xpos,ypos,35,5);
 }

 void move()
 {
   xpos = xpos + xspeed;
   if (xpos > width)
   {
     xpos = 0;
   }
 }
}

[jgpaiva]

Hmm, that looks like school work, right?
What language is it? Oh, Processing 1.0. Didn't know such language existed

I can't see any Bin in that code, so I suppose you should start by making one. You could take the book as example, I think. The main difference would be that the Bin wouldn't have the move() function.

[mahesh2k]

Maybe you need to ask this question in Discourse section of Processing.org

@jgpaiva, such language does exist. It's made to run on top of JVM,processing sketches run as applets.