This chapter focuses on two examples, one with images and one with graphics. The first example displays an image with instructions to press any key to switch to and from grayscale. The image, by the way, is not from a file in the data folder of the sketch, but acquired on loading the sketch, from an address on the Web. The program will not work if the computer is not connected to the Web. For this example, the program asks the user to enter a URL. This makes use of the technique described in Chapter 5 for entering text. Allowing the user the ability to type in an address ...
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