From: "list. rb" <list.rb@...>
Date: 2008-08-03T03:12:13+09:00
Subject: Back on the List - Two questions

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It's been a while but it feels good to be back.

I have a quick question for the group:

Given the following:

content = [
      ["something special a", "ok cool a", "tahsnk a"],
      ["something specccccccccial a", "ok cooooool a", "tahsnk a"]
]
content.each {|i|
       puts i.join("\t")
}
#something special a     ok cool a       tahsnk a
#something specccccccccial a     ok cooooool a   tahsnk a

I would like to print this out as such:
something special a                     ok cool a            tahsnk a
something specccccccccial a     ok cooooool a   tahsnk a

I remember seeing a module or example like this somewhere.. Any ideas? I was
thinking it was pretty print at first but after looking, I guess not?

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