Hey guys. I've been playing with mmm-mode (http://mmm-mode.sourceforge.net/) and mason-mode in Emacs lately. mmm-mode provides a way to have two major modes active in the same buffer in different regions. This is used by mason-mode to allow html-mode and cperl-mode to work in the same buffer without stepping on each other's toes. It seems to me that something similar could be done for Inline::C modules so that c-mode and cperl-mode could coexist.
So, before I dive in and get all fouled with Lisp, has someone already done this or something functionally equivalent? Thanks, -sam
