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C++ 98/11/14 manual pages for Linux/MacOS
When running `cppman -r` these errors are shown: ``` cplusplus.com (only few): URL failed (https://cplusplus.com/reference/...): URL failed (https://cplusplus.com/reference/...): cppreference.com (like half of requests): URL failed (https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/...): ``` Full example: ```Indexing...
Fixed by manually installing `_cppman` into `/usr/share/zsh/site-functions` on my distribution. But just in case for updates in the future.
Here is a list of commands to demonstrate the issue ```bash norbert@norberrt ~ 0 ✓ (5.291s) 14:11:27 $ sudo apt-get purge --autoremove cppman Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree...
Highlighting fails, as it the pager only prints escape sequences  I tried using vim, less as pager. I was also wondering, whether bat worked, but I cannot set it...
Hi, `cppman -h` states that rebuilding the index database does respect the configured source i.e. ``` [...] -r, --rebuild-index rebuild index database for the selected source, either 'cppreference.com' or 'cplusplus.com'....
cppman doesn't work in debian: ```shell $ cppman -v /usr/bin/cppman Ver 0.5.3 Copyright (C) 2010 Wei-Ning Huang License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later . This is free software:...
I installed cppman using homebrew on macOS. When trying to view any man page like `cppman vector` or `cppman std::vector` the following error is generated: ``` cppman std::vector gunzip: error...
Just downloaded and found that I was getting empty pages for everything. The solution was to switch to `less` for the pager. Apparently this has happened before, e.g. #32, #103....
occurs with two files (>255 characters) : - cppreference.com/std::experimental::ranges::input_iterator_tag, std::experimental::ranges::output_iterator_tag, std::experimental::ranges::forward_iterator_tag, std::experimental::ranges::bidirectional_iterator_tag, std::experimental::ranges::random_access_iterator_tag.3.gz - cppreference.com/std::filesystem::path::has_root_path, std::filesystem::path::has_root_name, std::filesystem::path::has_root_directory, std::filesystem::path::has_relative_path, std::filesystem::path::has_parent_path, std::filesystem::path::has_filename, std::filesystem::path::has_stem, std::filesystem::path::has_extension.3.gz
I installed on Ubuntu 20.04 via apt-get. I noticed that `man -k --regex '[Ss]ame'` didn't find `std::same_as` or `std::Same`, while `man std::Same` worked. So there may be something weird about...
