adjust examples for latest version

Author: monkstone

external_library/gem/skatolo/README.md

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 # skatolo
 
 ### Skatolo is a GUI library for Processing, forked from [ControlP5](https://github.com/sojamo/controlp5)
-See repo on [github](https://github.com/Rea-lity-Tech/Skatolo) to run these examples you require gem version 1.1.4+ (if only 1.1.3 version is available from rubygems then clone repo to build)
+See repo on [github](https://github.com/Rea-lity-Tech/Skatolo) to run these examples you require gem version 1.1.5+ (if only 1.1.3 version is available from rubygems then clone repo to build)
 
 ### About
 
-The skatolo java library was developed for an [advanced use of ControlP5](https://github.com/poqudrof/PapARt), it is not as convenient to use. It is a part of a research and development project involving multi-touch, augmented reality and Ruby. However it has also been adapted to work easily with JRubyArt (and hence propane). The skatolo library is developed by [Jeremy Laviole](http://jeremy.laviole.name/).
+The skatolo java library was developed for an [advanced use of ControlP5](https://github.com/poqudrof/PapARt), it is not as convenient to use. It is a part of a research and development project involving multi-touch, augmented reality and Ruby. However it has also been adapted to work easily with JRubyArt. The skatolo library is developed by [Jeremy Laviole](http://jeremy.laviole.name/).
 
 #### Sliders
 
@@ -17,4 +17,4 @@ If you name the button 'my_method' you will be able create a method `:my_method`
 
 ### Usage
 
-Sketches need to `require 'skatolo'`, and `include EventMethod`, otherwise usage is similar to ControlP5 except `Skatolo.new(self)` instead of `ControlP5.new(self)`
+Sketch usage is similar to ControlP5 except `Skatolo.new(self)` instead of `ControlP5.new(self)`

external_library/gem/skatolo/button_group.rb

@@ -3,8 +3,6 @@
 # and group them, then add the group to the accordion widget
 # named buttons 'red_color' ... thanks to some fancy metaprogramming
 # we can create methods :red_color, :green_color and :blue_color buttons
-
-include EventMethod
 COLOR = %w[Red Green Blue].freeze
 
 attr_reader :skatolo, :back_color

external_library/gem/skatolo/buttons.rb

@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 # In this simple sketch we attach two buttons to skatolo in the regular way,
 # named buttons 'press_me' and 'reset' thanks to some fancy metaprogramming
 # we can create methods :press_me and :reset for the buttons
-
-include EventMethod
 attr_reader :skatolo, :back_color
 
 def settings

external_library/gem/skatolo/jwishy.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 require 'skatolo'
-include EventMethod
 
 VIEWPORT_W = 600
 VIEWPORT_H = 600

external_library/gem/skatolo/slider.rb

@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@
 # In this simple sketch we attach a slider to skatolo in the regular way, with
 # a named slider 'background_color' and thanks to some fancy metaprogramming
 # we can read the result from background_color_value in the sketch
-include EventMethod
 attr_reader :skatolo
 
 def settings

external_library/gem/skatolo/slider_group.rb

@@ -2,8 +2,6 @@
 # In this simple sketch we attach three sliders to skatolo in the regular way,
 # then group them and attach to an accordion widget, the slider values are sent
 # (auto-magically) to the sketch as red_value, green_value and blue_value
-
-include EventMethod
 attr_reader :skatolo, :back_color
 
 def settings

external_library/gem/skatolo/text_box.rb

@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@
 # In this simple sketch we attach a button to skatolo in the regular way,
 # and textfield widget. We can create a method :press_me and print the value of
 # the textfield, ps: make sure you do return on texfield entry
-include EventMethod
 attr_reader :skatolo, :back_color, :font, :name
 
 def settings