Linux Mint Pluma plugins

I have recently reinstalled my desktop Linux, switching at the same time from Ubuntu I have been using since version 9.something (as far as I can remember) to Mint 16 (with, ack, Mate - yes, I have been using Gnome before, and never really got to like its version 3). Unfortunately, all plugins originally written for Gnome2 don't work with Pluma out of the box. Fortunately though, convincing them to work with Pluma is pretty straightforward. And as I quite liked Gedit/like Pluma as a basic go-to editor for simple daily tasks, I decided to port some of the Gedit plugins I have been using, and share them with Mint community at GitHub. What have been ported so far:

• reopen-tabs-pluma-plugin

  Loads recently opened documents when Pluma starts. (Port of reopen-tabs-gedit-plugin.)

• control-your-tabs-pluma-plugin

  Allows to switch between document tabs using Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab (most recently used order) and Ctrl+PageUp / Ctrl+PageDown (tabbar order). (Port of gedit-control-your-tabs.)

• class-browser-pluma-plugin

  Provides code parsers: generic parser based on ctags-exuberant, python parser, ruby parser and parser for diff files. (Port of gedit-class-browser-plugin.)

• bracket-completion-pluma-plugin

  Automatically adds closing brackets. (Port of bracketcompletion gedit plugin being part of gedit-plugins package.)

• smart-highlighting-pluma-plugin

  Highlights all occurrences of selected text. (Port of smart-highlighting-gedit.)

• split-view-pluma-plugin

  Creates a split document view. (Port of Mike Doty's Gedit 2 plugin)

At one point I might even try to roll them into an installable package available through custom PPA...