[java-dev] Jitter in mxj

Hi,

I'm familiar with Max and mxj development. I'm starting to work with Jitter and have a particular problem:

I've done a background removal and I want to try summing up different areas of the matrix but want that area to be user specified.

What's the best/most efficient way to work with the matrices from jitter in Java? Do people access them by making a JitterMatrix object - is it a good idea to turn this into an int array[] in Java?

Any code for basically taking a jitter input and making it into an array would be great. Also, advice on this - I realise that computationally it could be expensive.

Thanks,
Andrew