format_page
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This is a class that will format an array of scalars (like strings) neatly into an arbitrary number of equal sized columns. Uses an HTML table to do this, wrapping from left to right.
Modelled after the output from the format_page() SimulEfun in the Nightmare Mudlib.
Modelled after the output from the format_page() SimulEfun in the Nightmare Mudlib.
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