I have used XEmacs every day for probably the past ten years. I still write a lot of elisp to automate little tasks; I figured I'd post the bits that other people might find useful.

Most of these are pretty small files -- one or two functions. A few are more involved.

If you want to watch for more postings, watch my blog (RSS), or the elisp-only RSS feed.

Here's the stuff:

• gse-create-dated-file - Create files prefixed with today's date.
• gse-iter - Insert ascending/descending numbers, one per line.
• gse-locate - Emacs front-end to 'locate'.
• gse-number-rect - Inserts incremental numbers in a rectangle. I love this.
• gse-rename - Bulk file renamer.
• gse-start-bash-here - Open an rxvt/bash window in the current directory.
• gse-underline-previous-line - Underline the previous line with dashes.