I just got this idea, although I'm not sure if it could get annoying or if it's even possible to implement (in a simple way) but I write it down anyway.
When ever some one writes down the class name of a SFML class the forum should automatically link the class to the documentation.
For the class name I would suggest that only names in the form of sf::ClassName get recognized and if they're not in a code block (or other blocks).
For the linking I could think of two diffrent ways:
- The entry gets 'postprocessed' and with that the sf::ClassName get surrounded with the specific link.
- Before the text is sent to the user the sf::ClassName get linked to the documentation.
Additionally one could also add the tt-block to let it stand out more.
The question now is which version of SFML to link to. I'd go for SFML 2 (at least as soon as it gets released).
I think it would greatly help specially for the new users to discover the documentation.
