No. Someone made a PDF of the whole Processing reference website, resulting in almost 600 pages, but that was done in 2010, so it's outdated. There are a lot of different options to do it yourself though (by that I mean there are many free programs that you can find online that do this type of thing). From html to doc, html to pdf, javadocs to pdf, etc. For example: http://pdfdoclet.sourceforge.net/

Hello,

the way I did that might be not totally uninteresting.

First I copied all links (the page) from here
http://www.processing.org/reference/

I copied it into Word and made a file of all hyperlinks with this vba-code:

1. Sub GetAllHyperlinksInTheFile()
2.    
3.     Dim hl
4.     Dim result
5.    
6.     For Each hl In ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks
7.    
8.         result = result & hl.Address & vbNewLine
9.            
10.     Next
11.    
12.     Documents.Add
13.     ActiveDocument.Range.InsertAfter result
14.    
15.     MsgBox "done"
16. End Sub

This list looks like

• http://www.processing.org/reference/parentheses.html
• http://www.processing.org/reference/comma.html
• http://www.processing.org/reference/dot.html
• http://www.processing.org/reference/multilinecomment.html
• etc. etc.

Now I wrote a program in processing (see below) to load all those pages, take the middle part
from it (that is all between

• "If you prefer a more technical reference, visit the" and
• "Updated on"

) and write it in a text file.

This text file I loaded into Word and
inserted page numbers and a table of contents there.

That is what you see in the dropbox link above.

Greetings, Chrisir    



P.S.
The program that reads the list of links and merges it into one file:

1. PrintWriter output;
2. String weblinks [] = loadStrings("list.txt");
3. String linesInCurrentPage[];
4. boolean beginrecording; // flag
5. //
6. //
7. // Create a new file in the sketch directory
8. output = createWriter("result1.txt");
9. println("there are " + weblinks.length + " weblinks");
10. //
11. // loop over all linesInCurrentPage with the web-links
12. for (int i2 = 0 ; i2 < weblinks.length; i2++) {
13.   println(weblinks[i2]);
14.   //
15.   if (weblinks[i2].length()>0) {
16.     linesInCurrentPage = loadStrings(weblinks[i2]);
17.     beginrecording = false;
18.     for (int i = 0 ; i < linesInCurrentPage.length; i++) {
19.       println("##"+linesInCurrentPage[i]+"##");
20.       if (beginrecording) {
21.         // start-string
22.         if (linesInCurrentPage[i].indexOf("Updated on")>-1) {
23.           // set flag to stop
24.           beginrecording = false;
25.         } // if
26.         else
27.         {
28.           // append linesInCurrentPage[i]
29.           // Write the coordinate to the file
30.           output.println(linesInCurrentPage[i]);
31.           //
32.         } // else
33.       }
34.       // start-string
35.       if (linesInCurrentPage[i].indexOf("If you prefer a more technical reference, visit the")>-1) {
36.         // set flag to start
37.         beginrecording = true;
38.       }// if
39.     }//for
40.     // mnake a line after one page is finished
41.     output.println("");
42.     output.println("---------------------------------------------------");
43.     output.println("");
44.   } // if
45. } //for
46. //
47. // when list of links in done, close file
48. output.flush(); // Writes the remaining data to the file
49. output.close(); // Finishes the file
50. // ------------------

Thank you  Chrisir a lot . I did open it. 

Great!

I just made a simple alpha list of all the links this morning. It's an open source doc file.

http://www.clairdunn.com/processing-ref.odt