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I had an idea for an emacs version of this. Anyone have any ideas on how you'd implement this with emacs?

• jlongster 16y ago
  My emacs-fu is pretty stale, but I'm sure it has the hooks to track what you need. Although, Emacs isn't all about keystrokes, it's more about interactive coding and an integrated development environment. Maybe you could do something more along the lines of Perl golf, where you achieve certain things in as little code as possible.
• lelele 16y ago
  What? Viewing/counting keystrokes? Then "C-h l".
• aerique 16y ago
  Perhaps Xah Lee's command frequencies script is a start?
• silentbicycle 16y ago
  You could check keystrokes used with C-h l (or M-x view-lossage), but Emacs's whole design is based on extensibility rather than terse, orthogonal, and (usually) single-key commands. Don't find a clever way to knock it down to 30 keystrokes (or whatever) - when you notice a common operation, script it, name it, bind it, now it's two or three keystrokes.