NAME
   Term::FormatColumns - Format lists of data into columns across the
   terminal's width

VERSION
   version 0.007

SYNOPSIS
       use Term::FormatColumns qw( format_columns );
       my @list = 0..1000;
       print format_columns @list;

DESCRIPTION
   This module will take a list and format it into columns that stretch
   across the current terminal's width, much like the output of ls(1).

   If the filehandle is not attached to a tty, will simply write one column
   of output (again, like ls(1)).

SUBROUTINES
 format_columns
       my $string = format_columns @array;

   Format the list of data for STDOUT. Returns a single string formatted
   and ready for output.

 format_columns_for_fh
       my $string = format_columns_for_fh $fh, @array;
       my $string = format_columns_for_fh STDOUT, @array;

   Format the given data for the given filehandle. If the filehandle is
   attached to a tty, will get the tty's width to determine how to format
   the data.

 format_columns_for_width
       my $string = format_columns_for_width 78, @array;

   Format the given data for the given width. This allows you to use this
   module without being attached to a known/knowable terminal.

AUTHOR
   Doug Bell <[email protected]>

CONTRIBUTOR
   Marius Gavrilescu <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
   This software is copyright (c) 2015 by Doug Bell.

   This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
   the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

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