v, a wrapper for vim

v description

My friend just created a wrapper for vim and I think you'll love it. v is a bash
script/vim wrapper that uses viminfo to list files previously edited in vim. In
addition, you can easily open the last edited file or a particular file from the
list witha few strokes.

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https://github.com/rupa/v

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OPTIONS
       -a           don't skip deleted files
       -l           when multiple matches, show a list
       -[0-9]       edit nth most recent file
       --debug      dry run
       --help       show a brief help message

EXAMPLES
       v            list and choose from all files
       v -1         reopen most recently opened file
       v -2			reopen most recently opened file
       v foo bar    edit first file matching foo and bar
       v -l foo bar list and choose files matching foo and bar

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Allow me to give you a rundown.

Just typing v lists, as such:

jared@shmupc:~$ v
[EDIT: list is much longer, I believe that viminfo keeps track of the last 100 edited files]
7	/var/log/apache2/error.log.1
6	~/.bashrc
5	/var/www/minecrack/status.php
4	/var/www/minecrack/herpderp1.php
3	/var/www/minecrack/herpderp2.php
2	/var/www/minecrack/herpderp3.php
1	/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
> 

From there I could type a number from above to have vim automatically load it.

I could also type *v vent* and it would open the last file in the list that had the word vent in it.

As well, typing v vent 2 would open /var/www/minecrack/vent2.php.

Right now he really wants to know if he should change some of the functionality, and is looking for
opinions. For example, v by itself used to automatically load the last file, instead of listing.
You'd then have to v -l when wanting to see a list.

Let me know what you guys think.