Automatically lookup your installed docsets with dash-at-point-with-docset
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@stanaka Any thought of including this? It's been pretty handy for me. If you want me to add support to cache and clear the installed docsets instead of looking up each time, I could. |
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@stanaka I'm still using this almost daily and its very helpful, I think others would like to use it as well. If you are too busy to maintain this project, I would volunteer to become a maintainer. |
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I have to agree that I quite like this PR, please consider it for merge. |
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This PR introduces
dash-at-point-installed-docsets, which will attempt to lookup all your installed docsets and cheatsheets to offer as options withdash-at-point-with-docset. If you don't have Dash 3.0 or the command fails, it will fallback todash-at-point-docsets.