I know this being a one-liner is part of the fun, but...  could this please get broken up into multiple lines so it does not stretch the page horizontally?

Update: It turns out I didn't Read The Fine Manual in regards to User Settings. :/  Not certain if this is a bug but my user settings were at "Code Wrap Length: 80" and "Auto Code Wrapping" was turned on and the code displayed as the monolithic one-liner that it is, resulting in a stretched browser window.  When I turned "Auto Code Wrapping" off the behavior I was originally expecting showed up.  At no time during this entire scenario was "Code Wrapping Off" checked.

In reply to Re: Triangular JAPH by northwind
in thread Triangular JAPH by lamp

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