This configuration package also depend on
nxhtml, cedet, muse
but we do not include them in the package, please update them and add them into the load path

packages:
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name: grep-edit.el
location: misc
version: 2.9
brief: grep-edit provides to edit grep buffer and to apply the changes to the file.
site: http://www.bookshelf.jp/elc/grep-edit.el
Install:
(require 'grep-edit)
Usage:
You can start editing the text on *grep* buffer. And the changed text is highlighted
C-c C-e : apply the highlighting changes to files.
C-c C-u : abort
C-c C-r : Remove the highlight in the region (The Changes doesn't apply to files)

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name: grep-edit.el
location: misc
version: 2.9
brief: grep-edit provides to edit grep buffer and to apply the changes to the file.
site: http://www.bookshelf.jp/elc/grep-edit.el
Install:
(require 'grep-edit)
Usage:
You can start editing the text on *grep* buffer. And the changed text is highlighted
C-c C-e : apply the highlighting changes to files.
C-c C-u : abort
C-c C-r : Remove the highlight in the region (The Changes doesn't apply to files)

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name: unicad.el
location: misc
version: 1.1.4
brief: unicad provide the feature to auto-detect the file coding
site: http://code.google.com/p/unicad/
Install:
(require 'unicad)
Usage:
You can disable unicad by M-x `unicad-disable' and enable it by M-x `unicad-enable' or `unicad'.

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name: fvwm-mode.el
location: misc
version: 1.6.1
brief: fvwm-mode
site: http://www.lair.be/files/fvwm/fvwm-mode/fvwm-mode.el
Install:
(require 'fvwm-mode)
Usage:
You can disable unicad by M-x `unicad-disable' and enable it by M-x `unicad-enable' or `unicad'.

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name: regex-tool
location: misc
version: 1.2.1
brief: a tool for eval regular expression
site: http://www.cims.nyu.edu/~stucchio/software/elisp/regex-tool.el.htmll 
Install:
(autoload 'regex-tool "regex-tool" nil t)
Usage:
After you type M-x regex-tool, you will see three buffers: *Regex*, *Text*
and *Groups*, in a new frame. If you want to use the existing frame, set
regex-tool-new-frame to nil. The *Regex* buffer contains your regular
expression.  By default, this tool uses Emacs regular expressions.  If you
customize the variable `regex-tool-backend', you can switch to using full
Perl regular expressions.

The *Text* buffer contains the sample text you want to match against.
Change this however you like. The function regex-tool-insert-old-buffer-contents
(bound by default to C-c C-i) will insert the contents of the buffer you
were editing when regex-tool was first called.

From within the *Regex* buffer, you can navigate the *Text* frame
using C-v and M-v (scroll up/down). C-n and C-p will move point
in the *Text* buffer to the next and previous matches.

The *Groups* buffer will list out any regular expression groups that match.
Your regular expression is searched for as many times as it appears in the
buffer, and any groups that match will be repeated.

The results are updated as you type in either the *Regex* or *Text* buffer.
Use C-c C-c to force an update.  Use C-c C-k to quit all the regex-tool
buffers and remove the frame.