#textwrap

[100daysofalgorithms]

Day 39 - Word Wrapping

Text justification turns out to be a bit of a tricky problem.  This approach looks through all possibilities from every word to every other word and calculates an associated cost for having that range on a single line.  The algorithm finds the total configuration that minimizes the costs of each range of words.

Not hard to see why this is important.  Every web browser, word processor, text editor relies on some variation of a word wrapping algorithm.  It’s fundamental, yet entirely invisible, and really non-trivial.  Pretty neat.

[lindseyndickens]

one of my harder layouts at Technician!

[mokshaajmeradesigns]

Text Wrap on Illustrator

[niravgajjar]

[vrundagoklani]

Typography 

[jillusoni]

Indesign Newspaper Front Page

[1216-photography-studio-blog]

Current mood at the Silva house. 🤣 #photoshop #terryclothtowel #textwrap #displacementmap #Zoë #prouddad #wacomintuous4 #brokephotoeditor #doyouevencreatebro #pictureoftheday (at Plymouth, Connecticut)

[inject-nique-blog]

[Python] Using textwrap to insert string every nth character

#!/usr/bin/python #This is mainly to also test Google Prettify ;) import textwrap plaintext = raw_input(“plaintext: “) InsertWhat = raw_input(“Insert: “) InsertEvery = raw_input(“Nth char: “) print InsertWhat.join(textwrap.wrap(plaintext, int(InsertEvery)))