On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 6:23 PM, Duane Johnson wrote:
> I'm a total newbie to Vim. I'd like to map a new command-line command
> (":vimrc") to open up my vimrc file (":e ~/.vimrc").
As an addition to the other answers you've gotten - is this really
worth spending time optimizing? Especially when all you want to safe
yourself is 5 keystrokes (e space tilde slash dot)? I'd have to
imagine you could have typed e ~/. at least 100 times in the time it
took you to write your email. So, this thread might be useful as a
learning exercise about mappings and user commands, or just for the
fun of playing with a programmable text editor, but I doubt there's
any real-world utility to it.
~Matt
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