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<h1><a class="anchor" name="libcaca-ruby">Libcaca ruby bindings </a></h1>There is no real documentation yet for the Ruby binding but <code>methods</code> on any object should help you :)<p>
I tried to follow Ruby spirit meaning that :<ul>
<li>most of the methods return self</li><li>the methods set_foo with only an argument are also available as foo= (returning the value instead of self)</li><li>the methods originally named get_foo are available only as foo</li></ul>
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For the list of methods and some sample code, read:<p>
<a class="el" href="libcaca-ruby-api.html">Libcaca Ruby API</a> </div>
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