| newbie, how to access to online help for 'platform sdk'/API help [message #147844] |
Wed, 29 June 2005 15:58 |
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Originally posted by: antoncl.hotmail.com
Hi
I am a newbie to both Linux and Eclipse, and have run into a frustrating
problem. Maybe it is due to Alzheimer's, but I never seem to be able to
remember every parameter and option available for the standard c library, or
any additional libraries for that matter.
I am an old hand in using Microsoft's Visual Studio, and have grown quite
accustomed to the integrated help, e.g. positioning the cursor on 'fopen'
and pressing F1 will give me all kinds of information on that function.
How do I get the same functionality inside Eclipse?
I have been able to find lots of documentation on how Eclipse plug in
developers can add on line help to Eclipse, but I don't want to develop a
plug-in, I just want to use Eclipse, not extend it. I have been able to
find a XSLT style-sheet, which supposedly converts DocBooks into something
usable by Eclipse, but I have no information on how to use that
style-sheet nor on how to add the output to Eclipse.
I would really like some help, hints pointers on this, can someone help me?
Best regards
Tleiades
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