Topic: Long time lesson

[kdub_nz]

After playing around with C# in TheBeast for about 20 years part time I'm continually learning the lesson "Read the freaking docs"

They're not perfect, but they're better than guessing and sometimes more accurate than asking mrs Google ( 'she who knows all' )

I can't understand how anyone who isn't aware of this can survive and remain sane.

Stay Well

[It's Alive!]

Especially these, languages are evolving at a good clip. Bad things are being depreciated, new ways of doing things.

[Atook]

Do you mean these docs?

I've honestly had a hard time with the Autodesk .NET documentation. I remember finding some of the early ones helpful, with good code examples etc. At some point I couldn't find them or the ones I found weren't as helpful and gave up on them. I'm not patient enough and just end up searching and asking on forums. And as you'd predict, I have not remained sane. 

If you've got a better link, please post it.

[Jeff H]

I always found the objectarx docs the most useful to read about the functions they were wrapping.

[It's Alive!]

I always found the objectarx docs the most useful to read about the functions they were wrapping.

This, I have a shortcut to arxref.chm on my desktop, sometimes I find myself with three or four instances open