@@ -4,45 +4,36 @@
 # Customize the build properties to make the ant-build-process work for your 
 # environment. How? Please read the comments below.
 #
-# The default properties are set for OSX, for Windows-settings please refer to 
-# comments made under (1) and (2).
+# The default properties are set for OS X. Please refer to comments for Windows
+# settings.
 
 
-
-# (1) 
 # Where is your Processing sketchbook located? 
 # If you are not sure, check the sketchbook location in your Processing 
 # application preferences.
 # ${user.home} points the compiler to your home directory.
 # For windows the default path to your sketchbook would be
-# ${user.home}/My Documents/Processing (make adjustments below).
+# ${user.home}/My Documents/Processing (make adjustments below)
 
+#sketchbook.location=${user.home}/My Documents/Processing
 sketchbook.location=${user.home}/Documents/Processing
 
 
-
-# (2) 
 # Where are the jar files located that are required for compiling your library 
 # such as e.g. core.jar?
 # By default the local classpath location points to folder libs inside Eclipse's
 # workspace (by default found in your home directory).
-# For Windows the default path would be ${user.home}/workspace/libs (make 
-# adjustments below).
+# For Windows, the default path would be
+# ${user.home}/Documents/workspace/libs (make adjustments below)
+# For OS X,the following path will direct you into Processing's application
+# package, in case you put Processing inside your Applications folder. 
 
 #classpath.local.location=${user.home}/Documents/workspace/libs
-
-
-# For OSX users. 
-# The following path will direct you into Processing's application source code 
-# folder in case you put Processing inside your Applications folder. 
-# Uncommenting the line below will overwrite the classpath.local.location from 
-# above.
-
-classpath.local.location=/Applications/Processing.app/Contents/Resources/Java/core/library/
+classpath.local.location=/Applications/Processing.app/Contents/Java/core/library
 
 
 # Add all jar files that are required for compiling your project to the local 
-# and project classpath, use a comma as delimiter. These jar files must be 
+# and project classpath. Use a comma as delimiter. These jar files must be 
 # inside your classpath.local.location folder.
 
 classpath.local.include=core.jar
@@ -55,26 +46,24 @@ classpath.local.include=core.jar
 classpath.libraries.location=${sketchbook.location}/libraries
 
 
-
-# (3)
 # Set the java version that should be used to compile your library.
 
-java.target.version=1.6
+java.target.version=1.7
 
 
 # Set the description of the Ant build.xml file.
 
 ant.description=ProcessingLibs Ant build file.
 
 
-
-# (4)
-# Project details.
-# Give your library a name. The name must not contain spaces or special characters.
+# Give your library a name. The name must not contain spaces or special 
+# characters.
 
 project.name=YourLibrary
 
-# The name as the user will see it. This can contain spaces and special characters.
+
+# The name as the user will see it. This can contain spaces and special 
+# characters.
 
 project.prettyName=Your Library
 
@@ -83,20 +72,13 @@ project.prettyName=Your Library
 # 'fast' will only compile the project into your sketchbook.
 # 'normal' will compile the distribution including the javadoc-reference and all
 # web-files (the compile process here takes longer).
+# All files compiled with project.compile=normal are stored in the distribution 
+# folder.
 
 project.compile=normal
 
-# All files compiled with project.compile=normal are stored 
-# in the distribution folder.
-
-
 
-# (5)
-# The following items are properties that will be used to make changes to the 
-# web document templates. Values of properties will be inserted into the 
-# documents automatically.
-# If you need more control, you can edit web/index.html and
-# web/library.properties directly.
+# Set your name and URL, used for the web page and properties file.
 
 author.name=Your Name
 author.url=http://yoururl.com
@@ -137,11 +119,11 @@ library.paragraph=
 
 
 # Set the source code repository for your project.
-# Recommendations for storing your source code online are Google Code or GitHub.
+# Recommendations for storing your source code online are GitHub or Google Code.
 
-source.host=Google Code
-source.url=http://code.google.com/p/yourProject
-source.repository=http://code.google.com/p/yourProject/source/browse/
+source.host=GitHub
+source.url=https://github.com/YourName/YourProject
+source.repository=https://github.com/YourName/YourProject.git
 
 
 # The current version of your library. 
@@ -152,14 +134,11 @@ source.repository=http://code.google.com/p/yourProject/source/browse/
 library.version=1
 
 
-# The version as the user will see it. 
+# The version as the user will see it.
 
 library.prettyVersion=1.0.0
 
 
-library.copyright=(c) 2013
-library.dependencies=?
-library.keywords=?
 # The min and max revision of Processing compatible with your library.
 # Note that these fields use the revision and not the version of Processing, 
 # parsable as an int. For example, the revision number for 2.2.1 is 227. 
@@ -171,12 +150,21 @@ compatible.minRevision=0
 compatible.maxRevision=0
 
 
+# The platforms and Processing version that the library has been tested
+# against. This information is only used in the generated webpage.
 
 tested.platform=osx,windows
 tested.processingVersion=1.5
 
 
+# Additional information for the generated webpage.
+
+library.copyright=(c) 2013
+library.dependencies=?
+library.keywords=?
+
+
 # Include javadoc references into your project's javadocs.
 
-javadoc.java.href=http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/
-javadoc.processing.href=http://processing.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/processing/build/javadoc/core/
+javadoc.java.href=http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/
+javadoc.processing.href=http://processing.org/reference/javadoc/core/
@@ -37,7 +37,6 @@ paragraph = ##library.paragraph##
 # same syntax as for authors. 
 # That is, [here is a link to Processing](http://processing.org/)
 
-
 # A version number that increments once with each release. This is used to 
 # compare different versions of the same library, and check if an update is 
 # available. You should think of it as a counter, counting the total number of