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[Uwe Brauer]

>>>>> "Mats" == Mats Lidell <matsl at xemacs.org> writes:

   > Hi Uwe
   > You wrote:

   Uwe> What sort of macros do you have in mind?


   > Personally I use the dmacro package a lot, which unfortunately is not
   > part of the XEmacs Packages. [1] The packages is used like this. {C-c
   > d} is globally bound and it asks you what macro you want to
   > expand. The macros are mode specific. Press space or tab for getting a
   > list or enter the name of the macro you want to expand. The macros are
   > created in a, for emacs, non orthodox style, in a text file where each
   > expansion is written just as it is. So no lisp is required here but
   > can be used for more powerful macros.


That sounds great, I googled for dmacro.el but can't find it, can you
send me a link?