Emacs Lisp programs I developed

• Goto dired-dd (aka Dired-DragDrop) page

  Emacs lisp source, and online/offline documents are all over there.

• Goto MonK (Multimedia Object Navigator Kluge) page

  For bleeding hearts, MonK plays cdaudio, mp3, midi, mpg etc.

• LKK (aka lousy)

  LKK is an skk clone. LKK is absolutely smaller and faster than skk, and does not require any moronic libraries.
  
  Watch out, LKK includes a GPL-applied file within, but all the other files are my personal copyrighted software from scratch, and I do disagree to modify, or re-distribute them.
  
  All you can do is only modifying and redistributing the GPL-applied part with spliting it from the tar-ball.
  
  The people more anxious about the tar-ball configuration than the virture of the codes should not download or further use lkk, and I do not discuss about the tar-ball structure.
  
  I make this LKK public, just to demonstrate another way of life with an FEP written in elisp, than to use current skk, which is not the old skk anymore.

• ep, a simple text formatter written in Emacs Lisp

  `ep' is a simple text formatter written in Emacs Lisp. Runs on almost any implementation of GNU Emacs. All formatting parameters can be written in `Local Variables' section, and default parameters can be stored in a file ~/.ep.
  
  `ep' is capable of printing `pr' sort of header, line number (every \(five\)* lines), paragraph filling, and inserting printer control sequence.
  
  Fax/PS converting utility `fax.el' and `face' display supporting file `ep-19.el' for V19 Emacs are included.
  Currently, only `sample.txt' (sort-of tutorial) and a `minimal' document `VARIABLES' (plus all DOC strings in ep.el) are in English.
  
  Current version # is 2.1 even if tar.gz file is designated as 20.
  Emacs-20 is not fully supported yet. Probably soon...
  
  See html-converted ep document (converted via texi2html)

• Basic.el

  Basic.el is my first Elisp program I distributed publicly.
  
  Written for Nemacs (Japanesized V18 based Emacs) to make it more convenient. It has nothing to do with BASIC language at all.
  
  This is old program, but old users since Nemacs may still using this on Mule (Japanesized V19 based Emacs), though most of misfeatures in Nemacs are solved in Mule.
  
  I put this program here just for backward compatibility, for older version 4c is distributed via some CDROM.