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iwaniw@summa4.mv.com (Jef Iwaniw) writes:
: markw@qcc-hal.UUCP (Mark Wileniec) writes:
: : 
: : Hi;
: : 
: : Sorry to cross post, but this question could be answered by an editor, emacs
: : addition, or CASE tool. so here goes:
: : 
: : Does anyone know of a 'C' programming (or generic which can be adapted) CASE/
: : text editing tool which provides intelligence in formatting and syntax
: : inclusion while programming. <TEXT DELETED>...
: : ...
: : 
: : Thanks!
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: 
: I know that DEC offers something called lse (language-sensitive editor).
: <TEXT DELETED>
: -Jefrem Iwaniw
: President
: Pelican Software

Yeah, well, this whole thing piqued my curiosity about what really is
already available for emacs.  There's a package called Dynamic Macro,
written by Wayne Mesard, specifically for GNU Emacs, which does what
you're asking, and more.  His email address is WMesard@Oracle.com if you
have any further questions, or you can email me and I'll figure out how
to get you a copy (at least I'll try).  It follows the GNU freeware
philosophy, so if you're running Unix, you're lovin' it!

-Jefrem Iwaniw
President
Pelican Software