>Here are a couple of things that I find very useful:
>- by placing a 'c' in front of a line you can then place a 'a' or 'b' in
> front of any other line you a copy of the line with the 'c' will be
> placed there. (replacing 'c' with 'm' a move will take place).
>- by placing a 'cc' or 'mm' at the beginning of say line 12 and another
> pair at line 16, you can then then "copy" or "move" an entire block of
> code by placing an 'a' or 'b' to place it before or after another line.
>
>I could go on, but those who use an AS/400 know what I'm talking about. :)
I'm not aware of anything that behaves as you've described, but the
functionality is there in most editors under Linux (e.g., vi, emacs,
pico etc.).
Also, some (like emacs) can probably be configured to behave the way
you want. It's quite possible that someone's already done it, in fact,
but not being part of the emacs world, I couldn't say...
Tet
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