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Hi, Does anyone know of an emacs lisp function that will switch you to a buffer related in some way to the one you're currently editing? In my case, I want to be able to hit a key while editing a c++ header file and have it go to a buffer for a file with the same name but cc (or cpp) as the file name extension. If it doesn't find one it should create one either by visiting a file in the buffer's file's directory or, if that fails, just start a new one. It should also do the reverse - visit the h file for a cc file. I guess this wouldn't be too hard to write, but if someone knows of something that's already done (or something close to this) I'd appreciate it. -- Michael Small smallm at panix.com
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