PVector's setHeading() highlighted #1007
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Hi @SushantBansal-tech thank you for your effort, this PR contains a lot of changes not related to the actual fix, please clean those up. |
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Actually, since you haven't been assigned the related issue, I'm going to close this PR for now. We're following the same contribution guidelines as p5.js — please wait for approval and assignment before starting work on a PR. Thank you! |
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This PR fixes the issue where PVector.setHeading() was not being highlighted in the Processing editor.
Changes made:
Added setHeading_ to keywords.txt
Ensured it is categorized correctly for syntax highlighting
Issue reference:
Fixes #472 )
Testing:
Verified that setHeading() now appears highlighted in the editor
No breaking changes introduced