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I think that your single window method is also going to be 9 keystrokes because you will need 2 up-arrows to get back to vim once you have run your script. When given the choice I prefer to use a GUI editor, nedit, and I have set up my window manager so that focus follows the mouse without the need to click in a window. I also use emacs-style command history navigation as I was an Emacs user on Pr1mos long before I ever saw vi so am more familiar with it. My process is as follows:-
I make that 5 keystrokes and 2 wrist twitches. Cheers, JohnGG In reply to Re^3: How to write out a Perl script and run it in as few keystrokes as possible.
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