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I have experience with Kotobee Author and I can tell you that it is what you're looking for. Kitaboo as well I think but I haven't used it much. Only Kotobee. the thing is Kotobee now offers widgets (they call it mini-apps) and it gets the job done for many of the features I needed without needing to code anything. So I definitely recommend checking it out.
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You can use for example notepad++.
First mark lines clicking on the left field
Then right click on one of these dots->Cut bookmarked lines
Next create new file, mark first line (as above) and Paste
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One possible solution is to use Adobe InDesign. This offer you the possibility to visually create ebooks, (with forms and so on). But you can't edit already created ebooks. Also this product can cost you 21 USD/mo. Of course you have trial, probably student license.
P.S. No affiliate with Adobe
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This is not a perfect solution, but you can use evil-mode on Emacs to get vim keybindings and run Info using M-x info.
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Grapher.app has been installed by default with all versions of Mac OS since 10.4 and does what you are asking for and much more (like 3D graphs). You should find it in the Applications/Utilities folder.
Edit: While linear-linear, log-log and linear X - log Y are easy, I'm not sure how to do log X - linear Y with Grapher. I'll report back when I learn more. ...
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