Hi,

I am new in Linux and i used to program in Borland C++ 3.1 . which provides integrated help in the IDE. so i just had to press Ctrl+F1 on the keyword/function to see its help and santex and a good quick example to start working. but here in linux i am using Anjuta IDE for developing programs. but i am getting problem in finding help of some funtions. Man pages are not enough because they dont provide that much help like there is no example or help about iostream/fstream.

PLease tell me is there any good referece /help tool for C/C++ programming.


Regards,

Touseef Liaqat

"Object-Oriented Programming in C++" is a great book.

thanks Ex-Pralite_Monk for your reply , but what i was asking for a tool which can be installed on my system that can provide me quick reference of the functions or APIs. and the example i pu of iostream/fstream was just an example. i need full reference/help tool for both c and c++

thanks anyway


Touseef liaqat

AFAIK, that function implemented in vim. may be ctrl+w "cursor at iostream" ?

http://www.vim.org

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btw, also that function is in vs.net..

PS: below 2 links is too easy in aptitude in debian..
http://www.imendio.com/projects/devhelp/
http://www.linuxgazette.com/