   Documentation
  Hello, all!  I would like to have some feedback on how people access documentation from their code and from the 3rd party libraries when programming. The best way I've found yet (out of Visual Studio Intellisense, but I am under Linux at home) is to have an internet browser opened with the online code documentation, and refering to that. But that is soooo slow! Changing the window, searching the class I'm looking for, clicking on it, searching for the method I'm looking for, going back to my code!I just cannot remember all the methods from the libraries I'm using! How do you people manage that?   
  I like using the compiled html documentation (.chm). I download that onto my machine, and then it searches faster, and you can save bookmarks on functions you always forget the arguments to.And Intellisense doesn't work for some libraries I use (SDL, wxWidgets).   ;  Buy another monitor.   ;  It is not that slow - especially if you consider that you don't code while you read the doc :) Changing from one window to another one is easily done using the keyboard (practice, practice ! there's nothing faster than a good keaybord shortcut).On Linux, you can set you browser in one virtual desktop, and your IDE in another one (limit yourself to 2 desktop), assign a good shortcut to the virtual desktop switch and voilà ! Instant switching from your code to the doc :)HTH,   