examples/Example.rb

# Find and load the ruby libopenshot wrapper library
require "openshot"

# Create a new FFmpegReader and Open it
r = Openshot::FFmpegReader.new("test.mp4")
r.Open()

# Get frame 1
f = r.GetFrame(1)

# Display the frame
f.Display()
Refactored and fixed many include paths (not sure how they worked before). Also, refactored SWIG bindings into separate folders, and added Ruby as the 2nd officially supported language for libopenshot. 2014-04-10 22:38:01 -05:00			`# Find and load the ruby libopenshot wrapper library`
Fix Ruby example script bug Ruby: Relax SWIG version for compatibility check - Turns out the Ruby-2.7.0-compatibility commit made it into SWIG 4.0.2 Ruby bindings: Fix all kinds of brokenness - Turns out int64_t function args require stdint.i for auto-conversion. - The imported module name is (still) 'Openshot' — lowercase 's'. - #TIL that accidentally dropping the OUTPUT_NAME config leads to a non-loadable shared library, due to the filename being wrong. 2020-10-18 05:17:27 -04:00			`require "openshot"`
Refactored and fixed many include paths (not sure how they worked before). Also, refactored SWIG bindings into separate folders, and added Ruby as the 2nd officially supported language for libopenshot. 2014-04-10 22:38:01 -05:00
			`# Create a new FFmpegReader and Open it`
Fix Ruby example script bug Ruby: Relax SWIG version for compatibility check - Turns out the Ruby-2.7.0-compatibility commit made it into SWIG 4.0.2 Ruby bindings: Fix all kinds of brokenness - Turns out int64_t function args require stdint.i for auto-conversion. - The imported module name is (still) 'Openshot' — lowercase 's'. - #TIL that accidentally dropping the OUTPUT_NAME config leads to a non-loadable shared library, due to the filename being wrong. 2020-10-18 05:17:27 -04:00			`r = Openshot::FFmpegReader.new("test.mp4")`
Refactored and fixed many include paths (not sure how they worked before). Also, refactored SWIG bindings into separate folders, and added Ruby as the 2nd officially supported language for libopenshot. 2014-04-10 22:38:01 -05:00			`r.Open()`

			`# Get frame 1`
			`f = r.GetFrame(1)`

			`# Display the frame`
Fix Ruby example script bug Ruby: Relax SWIG version for compatibility check - Turns out the Ruby-2.7.0-compatibility commit made it into SWIG 4.0.2 Ruby bindings: Fix all kinds of brokenness - Turns out int64_t function args require stdint.i for auto-conversion. - The imported module name is (still) 'Openshot' — lowercase 's'. - #TIL that accidentally dropping the OUTPUT_NAME config leads to a non-loadable shared library, due to the filename being wrong. 2020-10-18 05:17:27 -04:00			`f.Display()`
Refactored and fixed many include paths (not sure how they worked before). Also, refactored SWIG bindings into separate folders, and added Ruby as the 2nd officially supported language for libopenshot. 2014-04-10 22:38:01 -05:00