On Fri, 27 Aug 2004, Drew McDermott wrote:
>
> > [Jim Prewett]
> >
> > I found the format directive I was looking for. LISP is just full of
> > little corners filled with goodies! I had (mistakenly) forgotten the
> > power of format!
> >
> > FWIW, i'm using: "... ~{28T~A~%~} ... " to generate the vertical list I
> > was looking for.
>
> It must be more complex than that. For one thing, you've omitted the
> "~" before "28". For another, this control string always prints a
Yes, that was a typo.
and, yes, this prints a newline after every element.
For the multicolumn ouptut, I was using slightly more complex. (but not
much :)
Jim
> newline (~%) after every element of the list. Judging from your
> output the control string must be doing something to avoid a newline
> after the last element.
>
>
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