wrapcolumns()

wrapcolumns(<text>, <width>, <columns>[, <justify>[, <lborder>[, <mborder>[, <rborder>[, <order>]]]]])

Word-wraps <text> into lines of at most <width> characters and sets them out in <columns> columns. A line breaks at the last space that fits; a word longer than <width> is cut. A line break in <text> starts a new line.

<justify> is L (the default), R or C: how each cell is padded to <width>.
<lborder>, <mborder> and <rborder> go before the first column, between columns and after the last.
<order> is 0 (the default) to fill each column top to bottom before the next, or 1 to fill each row left to right.

This function comes from TinyMUX.

> think wrapcolumns(one two three four five six, 5, 2, L, <, |, >)
<one  |four >
<two  |five >
<three|six  >

::: seealso

COLUMNS()
WRAP()
TABLE() :::