How to use
- Fill in Text, Width for Columnwrap.
- To match “Width 18”, enter Text Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck; Width 18.
- Press Wrap text. The summary line should be “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”.
- Read every line under “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows” before you copy the Columnwrap result.
- Press Copy for the whole Columnwrap result, or Reset to restore “Width 18”.
- For the second check, “Width 12 on a shorter line”, the summary should be “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”.
Formula / how it works
Example “Width 18” sets Text = Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck; Width = 18.
Columnwrap returns this exact text:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows
---
Pack twelve small
lamps before the
Friday truck
Breaks happen at spaces when they fit.
Example “Width 12 on a shorter line” sets Text = Supercalendered paper roll 4; Width = 12.
Columnwrap returns this exact text:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows
---
Supercalendered
paper roll 4
A single long word is not split.
Columnwrap vocabulary for this page: wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 1 (“Width 12 on a shorter line”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows
---
Supercalendered
paper roll 4
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 2 (“Width 18”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows
---
Pack twelve small
lamps before the
Friday truck
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 3 (“Width 12 on a shorter line”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows
---
Supercalendered
paper roll 4
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 4 (“Width 18”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows
---
Pack twelve small
lamps before the
Friday truck
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 5 (“Width 12 on a shorter line”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows
---
Supercalendered
paper roll 4
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Columnwrap pass 6 (“Width 18”) prints:
Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows
---
Pack twelve small
lamps before the
Friday truck
The words for this pass are wrap, width, column, space, row, columnwrap.
Worked examples
Width 18
Inputs: Text: Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck | Width: 18
Set Text Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck, then Width 18. Press Wrap text. The Columnwrap summary should read “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”.
Result: Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows
---
Pack twelve small
lamps before the
Friday truck
Breaks happen at spaces when they fit.
Width 12 on a shorter line
Inputs: Text: Supercalendered paper roll 4 | Width: 12
Set Text Supercalendered paper roll 4, then Width 12. Press Wrap text. The Columnwrap summary should read “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”.
Result: Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows
---
Supercalendered
paper roll 4
A single long word is not split.
Use cases
- Check “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows” before trusting a new Columnwrap input.
- Check “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows” as the second Columnwrap case.
- Breaks happen at spaces when they fit.
- A single long word is not split.
Tips & limitations
- “Width 18”: Breaks happen at spaces when they fit.
- “Width 12 on a shorter line”: A single long word is not split.
- Columnwrap fields: Text, Width.
- The Columnwrap summary for the opening example is “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”.
FAQ
What does “Width 18” return?
Columnwrap summary: “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”. Full result: Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows --- Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck
What does “Width 12 on a shorter line” return?
Columnwrap summary: “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”. Full result: Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows --- Supercalendered paper roll 4
Which values produce “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”?
Text: Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck | Width: 18
Which values produce “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”?
Text: Supercalendered paper roll 4 | Width: 12
How is “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows” different from “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”?
“Width 18” gives “Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows”. “Width 12 on a shorter line” gives “Columnwrap: wrapped to 12 characters in 2 rows”.
What does Columnwrap include in the full first result?
Columnwrap: wrapped to 18 characters in 3 rows --- Pack twelve small lamps before the Friday truck
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