revision 0128
problem exists on mac and pc version

after setting the size for the applet both systemvariables width and height
have the value 0, when called in the same scope.

void setup()
{
size (800, 600);
println("width: "+ width+" height: " +height);
noLoop();
}

void draw()
{
println("width: "+ width+" height: " +height);
}


OUTPUT:
width: 0 height: 0
width: 200 height: 600

does the window change to the correct size, however?

also, what sort of system are you running? for the machines you tested on,
are they single processor, dual core, multiple processors, etc?

i can't reproduce this behavior on my machine but it's just the sort of
problem i was concerned about showing up with this release.

yes, window size does change to the correct dimensions.

i'm using a intel T2500 dual core processor under WinXP pro.
unfortunately the mac, where i saw the same bug is no longer available to me.

java version 1.6.0

can you add a println(g.width + " " + g.height) to the same two locations
and see what it produces?

also, your second line, does it really say 200 for the width? or is it 800?
any idea where it's getting that?

yes the object g has the correct properties:

void setup()
{
size (800, 600);
println("width: "+ width+" height: " +height);
println(g.width + " " + g.height);
noLoop();
}

void draw()
{
println("width: "+ width+" height: " +height);
println(g.width + " " + g.height);
}

OUTPUT:
width: 0 height: 0
800 600
width: 800 height: 600
800 600


sorry, the output in my first comment was copy/paste mistake.
i took the ouput from an applet with size(200,600);

in revesion 0128,

I have same problem using width,height in setup() method.

here are some cases:


1. just size(640,480) ---> w:0 h:0
2. just size(640,480,P3D) ---> w:0 h:0
3. import processing.opengl.*; and size(640,480) ----> w:100 h:100 (this one is very
weird...)
4. import processing.opengl.*; and size(640,480,OPENGL) -----> w:640 h:480
5. import processing.opengl.*; and size(640,480,P3D) -----> w:640 h:480

this problem is represented in both win and mac except case #3.

in mac, case #3 produce w:100 h:480 (how weird...)

g.width, g.height works correctly.

fixed for 0129.