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From: jmorey@EWOK.tbi.com (John Morey)
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Subject: Re: Is your (favorite) package not in XEmacs and should be?
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>>>>> "Heiko" == Heiko Muenkel <muenkel@tnt.uni-hannover.de> writes:

Heiko> The following is a package, which was originally written by 
Heiko> cdwilli@kochab.cs.umbc.edu years ago. It is the only package that I
Heiko> know, which is able to comment and uncomment regions in a C file
Heiko> regardless if there are already other C comments in the region or not.

While I have always wished for an uncomment region command I just tried
this out in a cc-mode c++ buffer and received the error:

	Don't know how to comment c++-mode mode.

Adding the support for the comment of c++-mode looks easy I'm not sure
about the uncomment.

--
John Morey

