Abbrevs for the most frequent elisp symbols

[Tom <adatgyujto@gmail.com>]

The other day it occurred to me I could use simple abbrevs for
elisp programming, but defining these manually is tiresome, so
I did some automation.

1. I collected all elisp symbols from the manual

2. Generated abbrevs for those which have multiple parts in the
name from the first letters (e.g. goto-char -> gc)

3. There can be collisions (e.g. gc maps to both goto-char and
garbage-collect), so I collected the usage statistics of all
elisp symbols from the emacs lisp sources and in case of a
collision I used that one which occurs more frequently (in the
above case: goto-char).

The result is an automated abbrev table for elisp symbols based
on frequency. So, for example, you can use wcb for
with-current-buffer, bol for beginning-of-line, mb for
match-beginning, etc.

Here's the list of abbrevs, you can try it in a buffer:

http://pastebin.com/D7Lrg3WA


The idea is trivial, so probably somebody has done something like
this already, but I thought I'd share it in case someone else
finds it useful.