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How to format output of strings in array

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Hello,

I'm outputting an array like below:

for (row=0; row< 20; row++
{
cout << music[row][0] << music[row][1] << music[row][2]<<

Each of these strings are differeient lengths, but want them to display where each column is neatly down a straight line. Is there an easy way to space these?
May 9 '10 #1
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Banfa
9,065 Expert Mod 8TB
Yes look up setw it is an io manipulator declared in <iomanip>

cout << setw(5) << value << endl;
May 10 '10 #2

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