The Processing reference has "more stuff" (about Java basically) should I work on something like this?

[villares]

Today, looking at very old attempts at translating the Processing reference to Portuguese (instead of doing what I was supposed to be doing) it dawned on me that it contains nifty examples of things like if (conditional execution), for (iteration), = (attribution) and == (equality testing).

Should I do something about it? I could be outside the py5 documentation, I'm just a bit surprised that I missed this when I worked at the Reference Summary, and I'm trying to figure out what to do.

[hx2A]

I don't know, this is more like documenting the Python language, which is a large task and already done well by others elsewhere. I think Processing does this in a way to try to present "Processing" as a programming language and they want the documentation to be complete, even though it really is just Java. We don't really do the same with py5, so it might not be as important.

[villares]

I think that on my own teaching materials I'll add some pointers to the official Python Docs. I might use the Processing reference as inspiration on what language constructs to select for this...