C++ Cheat Sheets

Re:C++ Cheat Sheets by adhesive_wombat on Sunday March 06, 2022 @06:43PM (#30582420)

Also, if you do not use Dash or an open source implementation like Zeal[1] (which is what I use), you are missing out.

The supplied C++ docset comes from cppreference.com and is very, very useful to have to hand.

The Python and CMake docsets are also particularly useful to me.

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Re:C++ Cheat Sheets by ho_schi on Monday March 07, 2022 @02:25AM (#30585079)

Yep. For GNOME their are packages available for DevHelp through third parties (e.g. Archlinux->AUR). DevHelp could make good use of a direct installation option for users.

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Re:C++ Cheat Sheets by erenon on Monday March 07, 2022 @05:20AM (#30586084)

A similar, online version: https://devdocs.io/

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Re:C++ Cheat Sheets by nyanpasu64 on Monday March 07, 2022 @04:36AM (#30585822)

I wish Zeal made it easier to inject custom CSS based on the current docset (like Stylus in a browser lets you inject different CSS per domain), or change the zoom level independently for each docset. One pet peeve of mine is fonts I dislike or find too small/large, and browsers currently have better tools for customizing reading.

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Re:C++ Cheat Sheets by iamcreasy on Monday March 07, 2022 @06:37AM (#30586577)

Is it worth paying the $30 for Dash? Zeal crashes one me every now and then.

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