*New! Improved!*

The BeBookFetcher Fetcher Mark II, the re-birth of BeBookFetcher Fetcher, 
now lovingy re-named to 'BeAPI Fetch'. ('BeBookFetcher Fetcher Mark II' seemed
a little long winded, even for me!)

Almost completely ripped off from other peoples ideas and applications.
(I made up the CreateSelection thing myself =)

This little handy utility is a modification of Michael D. Crawford's (crawford@goingware.com) handy little BeIDE add_on, which 
loaded Olivier Wittenberg's (witt@micro-video.fr)  BeBookFetcher
from the editor, and combines it with Attila Mezei's 
(amezei@mail.datanet.hu) 'hey' utility to do something I find
really keen and more importantly, useful.

You can place the cursor on (or VERY near) a symbol in the editor, invoke the 
Fetcher and if it exists in the BeBook (that is, if the BeBookFetcher) can find it
it will be displayed in Net+. YAY! An almost fully intergrated help system. Be Rules!

To install:
1) Take the binary (BeAPI Fetch) and drag it to the Editor_add_ons shortcut (or place it 
     manually in: $BEIDE/plugins/Editor_add_ons).

2) Have the 'hey' utility installed, available at BeWare (if they have fixed the link) and
     Atilla's web site.

3) Have the BeBookFetcher installed, also available at BeWare. 

4) That's all.

To Use:
1) Start BeIDE
2) Open up that 10,000 line project you've been working on.
3) Using whatever means you have, place the cursor on a symbol you think may be
     in the BeBook
4) Navigate to the Add-ons menu and select 'BeAPI Fetch'.
5) Read all about that snazzy BeAPI tidbit.
6) If the cursor (caret) is not near any valid c/c++ symbols, the BeBookFetcher will just
     pop up blank, ready for you to tappity-tappity in it.


Full source included, binary available for x86 only (unless someone wants to send me the binary to package.)

Many thanks to:

Atilla, for his kewel scripter!
Michael, for the original Add-on.
Tyler Ritti, who told Michael (and everyone else) how to use 'hey' to do this.
My manager and agent and publicist and mom and cat and neighbor's brother's friend's
analyst's gardner. And all the little people who made what I am today ... *sniff* thank 
you all!

enjoy!
::alan
alan@cgsoftware.com