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#1 2005-01-12 18:47:25
- phrakture
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vim keywordprg for c++
ok, while developing in c++, it's really irritating when I forget a parameter or something stupid... "K" in vim doesn't work because there's no man pages for c++ crap... so I end up going all the way to the top, hitting "gf" on the include file (assuming I did throw /usr/include/c++/3.4.3/ in the path), and have to go all the way through the GNU include chains to find the definition...
The other option is to open firefox and find it through google, but there's no real good c++ documentation out there...(and I'm not always under X)
So, does anyone know:
a) a keywordprg which vim can use for c++
b) an easy way to find the definition in included files (similar to ctags)
c) a good reference online
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#2 2005-01-12 18:59:58
- cmp
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Re: vim keywordprg for c++
for the iostream part of stl look at www.cplusplus.com, for any other part look on www.sgi.com, for example with google: "std::pair site:www.sgi.com"
for any other library you should look at their page.
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#3 2005-01-14 15:47:26
- phrakture
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Re: vim keywordprg for c++
yeah cplusplus.com has promise... but right now it sucks... I think I usually come across dinkumware's c++ reference or stlport, I think....
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