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Formatting problem
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i have three variables VAR1,VAR2 and VAR3 each of these is a VARIABLE LENGTH CHARACTER. i want the output in following manner VAR1 VAR2 VAR3 value 1 value2 value3 value 1 value2 value3 value 1 value2 value3 value 1 value2 value3 my code will be printing these in a loop LOOP echo" $VAR1 $VAR2 $VAR3" END-LOOP The problem is that formatting problem creeps in depending on the length of the value of VAR1, VAR2 and VAR3. Tell me how to resolve this. I want that three values should be exactly equal spaced and right below one another. Please post the code. i need a |
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