README

Author: monkstone

README.md

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 Description
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-Like the original `ruby-processing`, `JRubyArt` is like a DSL for vanilla `processing`, so sketches can be written as **bare** sketches (ie they do not require a **class** wrapper, JRubyArt does that for you as does vanilla processing cf [propane][propane]). Here you will find many of the processing example sketches have been translated to ruby as **bare** sketches) but you can add a **class** wrapper if that suits you. You should also checkout the [Nature of Code Examples in ruby][] and for the beginner [Learning Processing with Ruby][] for even more examples. Many sketches folders includes autorun Rakefiles, and some of these can be run from the root directory as a demo:-
+Like the original `ruby-processing`, `JRubyArt` is like a DSL for vanilla `processing`, so sketches can be written as **bare** sketches (ie they do not require a **class** wrapper, JRubyArt does that for you as does vanilla processing cf [propane][propane]). Here you will find many of the processing example sketches have been translated to ruby as **bare** sketches) but you can add a **class** wrapper if that suits you. You should also checkout the [Nature of Code Examples in ruby][] and for the beginner [Learning Processing with Ruby][] for even more examples. Many sketch folders includes autorun Rakefiles, and some of these can be run from the root directory as a demo:-
 
 1. in a console cd `k9_samples` directory
 2. and `rake` to run all the core examples (excludes gem examples etc)

external_library/gem/ruby_wordcram/README.md

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+### Wordcram
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+It is unfortunate that there is an original wordcram gem for ruby-processing, so make sure you install the `ruby_wordcram` gem to run these sketches in JRubyArt.  You might want to look at toxiclibs color_utils if you want create a custom `palette` for your  `wordcloud` sketch, for inspiration there are may `wordle` examples out there.

external_library/gem/toxiclibs/README.md

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 ### Toxiclibs
-These examples require installation of the 'toxiclibs-0.5.1+' gem. They work but they might benefit from a bit more re-factoring for JRubyArt.
+These examples require installation of the 'toxiclibs-0.9.2+' gem. They work but they might benefit from a bit more re-factoring for JRubyArt.
 ```bash
 gem install toxiclibs
 ```
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+See also [more examples][examples]
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+[examples]:https://github.com/ruby-processing/toxicgem/tree/master/examples