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Vim as Typewriting Tutor
Dec 11, 2008, 10 :33 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3903 reads)

[ Thanks to michuk for this link. ]

"This article is intended for all people familiar with Vim, but also those who don’t know this marvellous tool. The main goal is to show that this editor is an advanced, fully featured program. We will show this by modifying its default behavior into a keyboard training program. The way it is performed might also be useful for translators - it only needs a few configuration tweaks and enabling the Aspell support.

"What do we want to do?
Our goal is to convert the standard editor into a keyboard trainer program. Let’s make it so that every time it opens a *.keymaster file the program will open two windows, where the upper one shows the text to be typed, and the lower one will serve the training purpose, accepting the type-in."

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