[273,43] REODER.C utility. This utility is called REODER for historical reasons. It should be called RE-ORDER. It is a C utility that re-arranges lines. REODER has power somewhere between sed and awk. The idea is that you get one output record for each input record. An output record is a concatenation of fields. Each field is manufactured from a recipie given on the command line (the recipie may include constant strings) and from data in one input line. Uses of reoder are to e.g. pull a column out of a report (PIP/FU), and to re-arrange one utility's output before use by another utility. I paid big $ to have this kludge written, and it has made my work much easier doing simple commercial data processing. I often suck down raw magtape data and use reoder to re-arrange each record before processing with standard utilities. Read XFIELD.C for details of field building. Read REODER.C for details of comand lines. Tested OK with DECUS C. Stop press: new version of REODER even has a manual. (and a .hlp yet!)