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In article <1993Jan22.161928.20040@Princeton.EDU> bvaughan@sheps.Princeton.EDU (Barbara Vaughan) writes:
>
>The column editing features are of two forms; you can highlight a column
>block and then copy, move, delete, fill or overlay that block with
>alt-keystroke commands (alt-c to copy, alt-m to move, etc.). 

>None of the Unix editors I've
>seen has the column editing power of Kedit; 

REDT (for UNIX and Amiga) has the columnwise cut and paste operations you
describe as well as insert cut/copied column.

REDT does not have the column delimited editing mode; however, some of this
functionality can be achieved with the learn/macro keystroke facility.

Other REDT columnwise features include, tally column block (registering
sum, count and average numbers in the selected column block) 
and sorting keyed on the selected column block.

Roger