cppman - C++ manual page viewer / fetcher

       Wei‐Ning Huang (AZ) <aitjcize@gmail.com>

Linux                                               MAY 2010                                           CPPMAN(1)

       Although I spend a lot of time checking the format, there are still pages that won't display correctly.
       Feel free to report bugs at:

       https://github.com/aitjcize/cppman/issues or
       mailto:aitjcize@gmail.com.

       Please include the page name in the bug report.

       cppman generates C++ manual pages from cplusplus.com and provide a man-like interface to view man pages.

       By  default,  cppman  fetches  man  pages  on-the-fly,  by running the command 'cppman -c', all available
       manpages are cached, making offline browsing possible. This is also required  if  you  want  to  use  the
       system 'man' command.

   Browsingmanpages
       cppman uses Vi Improved as a pager.
       Press 'q' to leave pager.  Press 'K' on an entry like 'vector::insert(3)' links you to the manual page of
       vector::insert, like a hyperlink.

   mancompatibility
       cppman  automatically adds '$XDG_CACHE_HOME/cppman/man' to '~/.manpath', so the cached man pages can also
       be viewed with 'man' command. Note that to view uncached man pages, you still need to run 'cppman'.

       cppman - C++ manual page viewer / fetcher

       All contents should be cached by the user, cppman does not contain any pre‐cached contents.

       Do not distribute the cached man pages without the permission of cplusplus.com.

       -s SOURCE, --source=SOURCE
              Select source, either 'cppreference.com' or 'cplusplus.com'. Default is 'cppreference.com'.

       -c, --cache-all
              cache all available man pages from cplusplus.com to enable offline browsing

       -C, --clear-cache
              clear all cached files

       -f KEYWORD, --find-page=KEYWORD
              find man page

       -o, --force-update
              force cppman to update existing cache when '--cache-all' or browsing man pages that  were  already
              cached

       -m MANDB, --use-mandb=MANDB
              Accepts  'true'  or  'false'.  If true, cppman adds manpage path to mandb so that you can view C++
              manpages with `man' command. The default value is 'false'.

       -p PAGER, --pager=PAGER
              Select pager to use, accepts 'vim', 'nvim' or 'less'. The default value is 'vim'.   If  'nvim'  is
              selected,  but  not  available, 'vim' is used as a fallback and vice versa. If either is selected,
              but neither is available, 'less' is used as a fallback.

       -r, --rebuild-index
              rebuild index database from cplusplus.com

       -v, --version
              show version information

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

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