Re: recording-elisp.el - try recording commands as elisp code

[Mathias Dahl]

> If you offer user choices, I think the only way to make that easy to use
> is to generate output in one way (the default), then let the user point at
> various places in the generated Lisp code and give commands that say
> "generate this function call using a different method".

Slightly off-topic, but this got me wondering if it would be useful
with a command similar to `checkdoc', something that would scan
through the code for various "mistakes", suggesting changes. For
example suggesting `replace-string' to be replaced by the loop
discussed earlier. Does something like this already exist? I would
imagine this would be useful to beginning elispers.