I know this sounds weird to attempt in vi/vim, but after about the
5th time I've wanted to do it, I figured I'd at least ask if someone
had brilliant ideas.  It's usually a copy/paste of some tab-delimited
output and its headers, and I'd like to transpose it so that each
column becomes a row:
 [====input====]
 Name	Age	Weight
 John	35	200
 Amy	42	120
 Pat	22	165
 [====output====]
 Name	John	Amy	Pat
 Age	35	42	22
 Weight	200	120	165
When I'm on my BSD boxes, I have rs(1) so can
  :%! rs -T -c -C
but on my other machines (Linux & Windows), I don't have rs(1)  at
hand.
Thanks for any ideas,
-tim
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