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Quine

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Kyle McDonald
This program outputs its own source as text.
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Aug 2009
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mitchell whitelaw
12 Aug 2009, 18:34
had to be done :) nice
Kyle McDonald
12 Aug 2009, 18:43
Thanks :) I'm going to spend a little more time exploring the idea of using the Processing-context as source material (like exported files and createFont("")).
Jim Bumgardner (KrazyDad)
12 Aug 2009, 19:56
Definitely had to be done. :) So glad you did it, so I didn't have to.
Pall Thayer
13 Aug 2009, 02:57
The really interesting thing, within the context of the competition, is whether or not this complies with the rules. Does calling on itself constitute the "use of an external file"?
Kyle McDonald
13 Aug 2009, 08:46
Pall, I decided that the .pde is an "internal" file based on the open-source, shared nature of Processing. Without the .pde source, the code loses its "open" nature.

It was also clear to me because I initially tried to use "../q.jar", and this is only available on export -- while "../q.pde" is available both when running from the IDE and when exported.
Owaun Scantlebury
15 Mar 2010, 20:32
It is possible to load the code and execute it in Processing environment ?
Kyle McDonald
15 Mar 2010, 21:41
Sure, just paste it into a sketch called "q".

It looks like you need to change the 120 to a 103 for some reason. Maybe I had an older version that used more characters?
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