Hi guys, Inside the array two variables had to be stored. The length from the starting of the first variable to the start of the second variable should be always constant.
Example:

Let us consider the first variable will never exceed 8 characters, but may vary from 1 character to 8. Now the remaining length after the end of the first variable should be accupied by spaces. 
a[0] = value1  name1, 
a[1] = val     name2, 
a[2] = value   name3, 
a[3] = v       name4

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Even in the above example the multiple spaces between the variables are not displaying properly as i wished.

I hope every one understands my issue. If not please let me know
Is this is possible by any way. Thank you perlmonks.

2002-07-12 Edit by zdog: Added CODE tags

In reply to format with space by venki

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