"Brad Anderson" <[email protected]> writes: > On Friday, 10 January 2014 at 00:56:36 UTC, Manu wrote: >> The D docs are pretty terrible, they don't do much to help you find what >> you're looking for. >> You have a massive block of function names at the top of the page, you have >> to carefully scan through one by one, hoping that it's named something >> obvious that will stand out to you, and in the event it doesn't have a >> helper function, you need to work out the proper sequence of >> algorithm/range/whatever operations to do what you want (and then repeat >> the process finding the small parts you need across a bunch of modules). > > DDox improves on this a bit by giving a table with brief > descriptions right up top: > http://vibed.org/temp/dlang.org/library/std/string.html > > Still plenty left to do though.
This looks much nicer as a summary. I would personally prefer to have the details all on the same page below, rather than having to jump to a new page for each different function. Still, thumbs up! Jerry
