Tell me more ×  I code c++, using vim.  Often times, I find
myself wasting time (and brekaing flow) looking up trivial
things like:  is std::string.substring does it take (start,
length) or (start, end).  This often results in open browser;
waid; seach on google; first link useless, try second link;
okay, done.  How do others do this in vim? Is there a nice *.tgz
I can download of standard function documentation and somehow
reference them inside of vim?   share|improve this question add
comment  5 Answers  I don't program in C++, but if there are man
pages for the functions in question, you can access them by
placing the cursor over the function name and hitting ShiftK.
This only works for functions that have a man page installed, so
your mileage may vary.  share|improve this answer add comment
Not really an answer as it is not "inside vim"... but why don't
you cut the "open browser, search Google" part? Just point your
browser at a good API documentation, and keep it open. is my
favourite (which can be down