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From: guckes@banach.math.fu-berlin.de (Sven Guckes)
Subject: Re: Column block operations
Date: 1996/10/23
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wstewart@unm.edu (Bill Stewart):
> [elvis and vim]  Both of these vi clones support rectangular operations
> (columns).  My personal favorite editor is TSE Pro by SemWare, which has
> just released a Win32 console mode version of the editor. I have written a
> CUA/WordStar compatible user interface for the editor that implements the
> fastest and easiest support for column blocks of any editor that I know of.

OK, I'll bite:
Which column block operations/commands are there that make it easier with TSE?
A comparison would be nice.

Sven