Hello,
Apperently it is very difficult to find the class references here for arduino. The only thing you find are examples, who don't really explain what the different funtions and porterties of a library are working. Or do I miss something?
I want to learn more about those libraries in a documented way, rather then trying to read codes.
Greets
Jacques
The quality of documentation for community produced, open source software such as Arduino add-on libraries varies greatly. Which libraries are you interested in ?
Simply reading articles about classes/OOP in general for c++ is a good idea, as there is little difference (if any) between basic OOP for Arduino and for generic c++. In terms of Arduino libraries, learning how to format the header and source files is quite easy once you've understood at least basic classes. There are also a multitude of YouTube videos on this subject, if you'd like a (possibly) more descriptive source; something like this should suffice if you just want to get a rudimentary idea of libraries.
When I was learning how to create libraries, I found it best to read others' libraries and to try to understand them, contrary to what you said. Looking up an Adafruit library just to read through is a good idea, especially because it can expose you to the experience of other programmers and help create good habits from the start.
Just look it up! 
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