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I think KEDIT was simply the DOS port of XEDIT, IBM's standard text editor on mainframes.
by sedatk 6y ago
I think KEDIT was simply the DOS port of XEDIT, IBM's standard text editor on mainframes.
- agbell 6y agoI think you are right. I think he used the line filter features to drill down to specific parts of a book he was working on. It sounds very cool, but I wouldn't want to be bound to a mainly abandoned text editor if I were one of the most celebrated non-fiction writers. Although maybe it is his secret sauce?