vim-logging: taking the superstition out of "most used command"

Saturday, October 17. 2009

vim-logging: taking the superstition out of "most used command"

After writing the last entry, You and Your Editor, I got wondering… What commands do I really use most often?

A few hours of hacking (and a bit of help from Blake Winton) later, I'd like to present: vim-logging.

If you're interested in trying it, the wiki page has all the information you'll need to get started.

You can expect a blog post in a week or two, detailing what I've discovered.

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