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[QUOTE="Mason Kelsey, post: 4649328"]
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There must be an easy way to solve the problem of controlling the length of
the output line, forcing the rest into a line break.  In the puts code
example below, I want to break between every 10 methods or just go to a new
line after every 60 characters that get displayed so they don't run off the
screen.

First Question: What is an easy way to modify the below puts code to control
line length without truncation?

require "pqueue"
pq=PQueue.new(proc{|x,y| x[0][0]<y[0][0]})
puts pq.methods.join(', ')  # Displays the methods of PQueue Class

I've a tried puts, print, and p and they never do a word wrap or such.  Is
there a secret parameter for controlling the line length before word wrap
occurs in these commands?

Second question: The pqueue library is not documented in
[URL]http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/[/URL] <[URL]http://www.ruby-doc.org/[/URL]>.  Is there a
reason for that?  Or is it cleverly hidden in a class that doesn't seem to
have anything to do with priority queues?

Thanks once more to the Ruby masters,

No Sam
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