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"Dan'l Miller" <optikos@verizon.net> writes:
> Just when I am practicing my not-wall-of-text/short-juicy-factoid
> skills for Luke's satisfaction, someone else demands a wall of text.

It seems to me that C++ and Haskell modes (the main modes I use) use
Semantic or some other fancy parser in recent Emacs versions.  I noticed
the parsing get smarter several years back (maybe I shouldn't have said
"many").  I'm not sure how to test for this though.