Hi Oliver, > @ Joep: I haven't used print.jal much. But I have used format.jal a lot! I > can arrange output in columns on the screen with it which helps a lot in many > cases. That lib is useful, and it is used! :-) Thanks! Format also has a bug: both sign and decimal point are not (always?) correctly taken into account. Also there is no general 'fail' character, like #. If there too little space, garbage is printed. And maby refactoring in the line of print.jal might reduce memory usage. But let's first see what happens to print.jal...
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