Hi, Back at the time when I decided to go with ruby-gtk/gnome (which I never regretted) one of the most important factor in my decision was: The great Wiki of ruby-gnome2 It has helped me countless times, and I think all other ruby-toolkits should prodive such a decent wiki too. However, in some areas, the quality could be a bit improved, and some things are simply missing. One example, at page http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?cmd=view&p=Gdk%3A%3APixbuf I do not see the "rotate" Method (which seems to rotate an image by 90%). But I am sure that it exists, because there is code that uses something like this: pixbuf.rotate(Gdk::Pixbuf::ROTATE_COUNTERCLOCKWISE) And it works for me too. In addition, searching the wiki for the constant above, ROTATE_COUNTERCLOCKWISE does not yield any result. I understand that the developers are busy and I do not at all demand that they need to add it :) My question is simply, whether I could add small sections like this, and if yes, how to do so technically. I think Kouhei Sutou once wrote about this and encouraged people to participate. I could probably google the C Gtk docs for reference and also look at the python docs for this, and try to help out. But I think I need an account+password for the wiki. My email address is shevegen@linuxmail.org Thanks for reading
on 28.10.2007 18:55