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Thanks to everyone who replied to my posting with good advice!

What I wanted was a mode that could help me both write new code
according to some standard, and also check exisiting code to see that
the standard was followed. Also, it should be easy to switch between
coding standards.

There seems to be no such mode at the moment, even if the individual
issues (line length and what else I mentioned) can be solved easily
enough.

Thanks,
/Petter