RAA

win32-tasksched

Daniel J. Berger — 2008-05-12T10:35:49+09:00

Interface for generating, configuring or deleting tasks for the Windows Task Scheduler.

ruby-gettext

Masao Mutoh — 2008-05-12T00:22:56+09:00

Ruby-GetText-Package is a localization(L10n) library and tools which modeled after GNU gettext package.

It converts the messages to localized messages properly using client-side locale information.

You can install this with rubygems:

> gem install gettext

rmagick

Tim Hunter — 2008-05-09T07:15:41+09:00

A binding for ImageMagick [www.imagemagick.org] and GraphicsMagick [www.graphicsmagick.org]. Over 150 methods for 2D image manipulation. The HTML documentation contains a usage guide and complete API reference, including 175 complete example programs and images.

Runs on Linux, FreeBSD, Sun Solaris, MS Windows, OS X, and Cygwin. Requires ImageMagick 6.0.0 or later, or GraphicsMagick 1.0.0 or later.

See also RMagick2 [raa.ruby-lang.org/project/rmagick2/]

gecoder

lokorin — 2008-05-09T02:51:52+09:00

Gecode/R is a Ruby interface to the Gecode constraint programming library. Gecode/R is intended for people with no previous experience of constraint programming, aiming to be easy to pick up and use.

rss-wxruby

beusse — 2008-05-03T07:07:29+09:00

Rss-wxruby est un lecteur de flux rss fonctionnant sous "windows" et avec "IE" ou "Mozilla Firefox".

win32-cjournal

Daniel J. Berger — 2008-04-29T20:17:50+09:00

Interface for change journals on Windows NT and later.

This package makes win32-changenotify largely obsolete.

nucomp

Tadayoshi Funaba — 2008-04-29T19:50:11+09:00

NuComp is an alternative complex class.

This is written in C.
This class is based on Ishitsuka's implementation which is written in ruby.

nurat

Tadayoshi Funaba — 2008-04-29T19:49:46+09:00

NuRat is an alternative rational class.

This is written in C.
This class is based on Ishitsuka's implementation which is written in ruby.

ruby-aws

Ian Macdonald — 2008-04-29T07:59:22+09:00

Ruby/AWS is the sequel to Ruby/Amazon. See the README file in the archive for more information.

Ruby/AWS is a Ruby language library that allows the programmer to retrieve information from the popular Amazon Web site via Amazon Web Services. In addition to the original amazon.com site, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.ca and amazon.co.jp are also supported.

This library is the sequel to Ruby/Amazon. All too often, sequels fall short of expectations, but Ruby/AWS has the noble aim of being better than its predecessor. It has some distance to travel before that aim is achieved, but we're getting there.

Happily, a significant portion of the AWS v4 API is already supported. Currently implemented operations are:

BrowseNodeLookup
CustomerContentLookup
CustomerContentSearch
Help
ItemLookup
ItemSearch
ListLookup
ListSearch
SellerListingLookup
SellerListingSearch
SellerLookup
SimilarityLookup
TagLookup
TransactionLookup

Multiple operations and batch requests are also supported, but not well tested. Beware of bugs.

Shopping cart functionality is not currently implemented.

Changes in 0.2.0:

Many more types of operation are now supported. In fact, everything except shopping cart operations is now supported.

Symbols can now be used instead of Strings as parameters when instantiating operation and response group objects.

Image objects can now retrieve their images and optionally overlay them with percentage discount icons.

Compatibility fixes for Ruby 1.9.

Dozens of other fixes and minor improvements.

Changes in 0.1.0:

This version features a completely rewritten XML parser, which dynamically creates classes based on XML returned by AWS. This makes Ruby/AWS highly future-proof.

Multiple operations are now implemented.

Numerous fixes and small improvements have been made.

Large scale code clean-up has been performed.

Much more documentation has been added.

slruby

Paul Boekholt — 2008-04-29T00:53:26+09:00

S-Lang is the scripting language used in JED and SLRN. This S-Lang module provides bindings to the Ruby interpreter.