问题
It's just so weird that Processing does't come with a "sound" library while the official information provides related information(https://processing.org/reference/libraries/sound/). This only leads me to the Github source code page(https://github.com/processing/processing-sound) and I literally do not know how to install this thing...
Yes, I could use the "Minim" or "Sonia" library. But I have a bunch of example programs which use the "sound" library, each with a "import processing.sound.*;" right at the beginning.
In addition, I can't find anything named "Sound" in the Processing library manager..
What's going on with this library? How do I install it easily?
update
I'm asking this because there is actually no option to install it:
Even when I search:
回答1:
From your Processing PDE, go to the Sketch menu, then expand the Import Library submenu, and select the Add Library... option.
That will open up a dialog that lists libraries you can install, including the Sound library.
Install it, and you'll be able to use the classes in the processing.sound package.
回答2:
You may download the .jar file of the library you need and put it in a folder named "code" in your sketch folder.
回答3:
If you are using a Mac you can still add the library but it's a bit more complicated. You need to download the library and open the finder/documents/processing/libraries and drop the sound folder that you download from the web in the the libraries folder. You then open Processing and add the library through the library manager.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30559754/how-to-install-the-sound-library-for-processing-in-a-simple-way