Ruby reference card?

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Hi folks,

does a simple reference card for Ruby exist? I look for something with just
syntax and naming conventions on them and probably a few class and method
references.
I looked at www.refcards.com but they only had a few and none on Ruby. But
the style of the offered ones was the way I looked for.

TIA,
Matthias

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does a simple reference card for Ruby exist? I look for something with
just
syntax and naming conventions on them and probably a few class and method
references.
I looked at www.refcards.com but they only had a few and none on Ruby. But
the style of the offered ones was the way I looked for.

I have never seen one, but perhaps there should be one.

On the other hand, it might be fairly difficult to summarize
Ruby in one page. Note they don’t have Python or Perl –
they have ANSI C, which is a “smaller” language.

MicroLogic also makes some neat ones, but they are
not free: http://www.miclog.com/mc/index.htm

Hal

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From: “Matthias Arndt” matthias.arndt@tu-clausthal.de
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Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 3:59 AM
Subject: Ruby reference card?

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Hal Fulton
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Given that some cards on www.refcards.com have their TeX-sources public,
these may function as templates for the Ruby chart…

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On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 10:49:37 +0200, Matthias Arndt matthias.arndt@tu-clausthal.de wrote:

Hi folks,

does a simple reference card for Ruby exist? I look for something with just
syntax and naming conventions on them and probably a few class and method
references.
I looked at www.refcards.com but they only had a few and none on Ruby. But
the style of the offered ones was the way I looked for.