There are apparently numerous reasons why Processing will not detect the installation of an external library.
1) Library installed in wrong folder
The library must be installed in a directory "libraries" in the sketchbook folder, which is probably not in the installation directory. Careful Linux is case sensitive so libraries and Libraries are two different directories, as are sketchbook and Sketchbook.
2) Library installed in correct folder but wrongly referenced
It's possible to confirm the current sketchbook directory used by Processing by looking in "Preferences" in the "File" menu of the Processing editor.
3) Problem with preferences.txt
Preferences.txt allows manual entries to be made. If you don't have a preferences.txt then there's no problem
4) Permissions on the folder itself
5) ??
And that is my question. For some reason, although everything is where it should be, Processing doesn't recognise SoundCipher when it has been dropped in as extracted from a zip file, as downloaded from the net and as instructed by every blog, readme file, etc I can find.
So I'm assuming there's something else that may cause havoc with Processing's ability to detect a library?
OS: Ubuntu 14 LTS
Error in editor is: The class SoundCipher does not exist
Error message is: No library found for arb.soundcipher No library found for arb.soundcipher.constants Libraries must be installed in a folder named 'libraries' inside the 'sketchbook' folder.
Sketchbook folder path: /home/steg/sketchbook
In Preferences, sketchbook path is: /home/steg/sketchbook
Path to library is: /home/steg/sketchbook/libraries/soundcipher
Path to source is: /home/steg/sketchbook/libraries/soundcipher/src
All other directories in soundcipher folder are as is... Yet the error is not related to soundcipher seemingly.
Code in Sketch:
import arb.soundcipher.*;
import arb.soundcipher.constants.*;
SoundCipher sc = new SoundCipher(this);
