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cperl-mode has some functions for this (Score:1)
One nit on your elisp code... the style like this:
<code>
(foo
(bar
baz
)
)
</code>
Looks really weird. All the close parens should be on the same line:
<code>
(foo
(bar
baz))
</code>
This is the "official" emacs lisp standard, and I think most other Lisps like the same sort of formatting.
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