I had a small project balloon. I started adding vi-like commands to a Tk::Text widget to keep my :w-typing habit in check, added in a few more because df, is so useful, added a few more because :map seemed like an interesting problem. It's now at the point where I have all but a few commands that I absolutely need.

So, two questions:

• Is this just silly or would someone else find it useful enough for me to clean up the code?
• Is Tk::TextVi (like Tk::TextUndo) or Tk::ViText (like Tk::CodeText) the better name?

tar of the module and a demo script. (Not tested with 5.8, but I don't think I did anything that weird)

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