C/C++
- CDargs - Bookmarks and browser for the shell built-in cd
Clojure
Gnu Emacs
My newer contributions to the Emacs Lisp World are developed in Gnu Emacs Version >= 22. So XEmacs probably won't work for these
(X)Emacs
These were originally written on XEmacs years ago and I have used some of them since then on GNU Emacs. Please see notes in parens.
- highlight-context-line - Highlight the last visible line (still in use today on Gnu Emacs)
- swiss-move - Moving with decreasing step-size (don't use this)
- mouse-focus - focus follows mouse for XEmacs windows (only XEmacs, don't use this)
- mtorus - Navigating positions stored on a torus (use it on GNU Emacs, mostly only the filtered buffer cycling)
- tex-letter - Inserting LaTeX letter templates with a menu (don't use this)
- track-scroll - Dragging buffers with the mouse (only XEmacs, don't use it anymore)
- linmag-mode - Writing articles for the Linux Magazin (still in use)
- bravegnuworld-mode - HTML plus comments for proof-reading. (don't use it)
- multiselect - Select non-contiguous regions and yank them later. (don't use it)
Work in Progress
These are raw versions of emacs libraries or previews or whatever. Try to use them if you want to, clean the up if you find the time and send them back ;-)
- active-menu.el - One more line of Screen Real Estate (Gnu Emacs and XEmacs)
- watch-sexp.el - Continuously updating buffer with evaluated sexps
Common Lisp
- cl-ipc - Very simple IPC message queue handling.
Ruby
- Femto - A very small bulletin board for cooperative environments.
Perl
- Regular Expression Move - renaming files with regexps (pre-alpha)
- AI::GA - Generalised Perl module for Genetic Algorithms (very old, dunno whether this still works)
Sawfish