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Message: [QUOTE="Patrick Okui, post: 4649332"] PP::pp has a width parameter, but in this case I think it'll print one method per line (not say 10 per line) if you did PP::pp pq.methods. If that doesn't satisfy you I'd guess you're stuck with stuffing the methods into the end of a buffer yourself. (sorry this feels more like C than ruby to this ruby newbie but I can't think of a simpler way) buffer = '' pq.methods.each do |m| if buffer.split("\n")[-1].to_s.length + m.length < 60 buffer << ((buffer.length > 0)? ", #{m}": "#{m}") else buffer << "\n#{m}" end end puts buffer I'm not sure how you got pqueue but in my case (to test this example) I had to install it as a gem i.e it's not distributed with my ruby (1.8.7). gem query -d -n pqueue gives [URL]http://death.rubyforge.org/[/URL] as the homepage so that's where I'd start looking. [/QUOTE]