The pace.vim
script offers a means to measure the pace of
typing (in Insert
, Replace
, & Virtual Replace
modes) in
a preselected manner: cumulative, buffer-total, or instance
(dumpable on demand). It provides a tunable policy tool to
inhibit any mode tracing and to control borderline cases
(Ctrl-c
exiting, no input). All data collected in a session
may be carried over and re-used.
The bundled demo.vim
script parades a specialised variant
of pace.vim
in mock-action with a touch of rhyming.
In order to install the project files into a writable user's
Vim directory, either clone this repository and copy all
pace-vim/pace-vim
files or fetch the most recent zipped
archive and extract its files.
Since Vim 8, consider assembling a Vim package for either
cloning, copying, or extracting:
:help packages
Having the files installed, launch Vim and list all doc/
locations:
:echo finddir('doc', &runtimepath, -1)
Now generate the help tags:
:helptags /path/to/doc
Then read the documentation:
:help pace.txt