[Greg Ward] > Proposal: a new standard library module, wrap_text, which combines the > best of distutils.fancy_getopt.wrap_text() and Text::Wrap. [Aahz] > Personally, I'd like to at least get the functionality of some versions > of 'fmt' [Guido van Rossum] > I think this is a fine idea. But *please* don't put an underscore in > the name. I'd say "wrap" or "wraptext" are better than "wrap_text". One thing that I would love to have available in Python is a function able to wrap text using Knuth's filling algorithm. GNU `fmt' does it, and it is _so_ better than dumb refilling, in my eyes at least, that I managed so Emacs own filling algorithm is short-circuited with an external call (I do not mind the small fraction of a second it takes). Also, is there some existing module in which `wraptext' would fit nicely? That might be better than creating a new module for not many functions. -- François Pinard http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard
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