Hi, i have just made a CLI and one of the commands give me this sort of an output. 
nMetrics>Name.........Address..........Type..........PollInt..........
+Protocol
      Cisco2500.........192.168.1.254............SNMP............300..
+..........Interface 5
      Cisco_Telnet.........192.168.1.254............Router............
+300............telnet
Desktop_1.........192.168.1.5............NTServer............300......
+......icmp
Desktop_2.........192.168.1.5............NTServer............300......
+......icmp
Desktop_3.........192.168.1.5............NTServer............300......
+......icmp
Desktop_4.........192.168.1.5............NTServer............300......
+......icmp
Desktop_5.........192.168.1.5............NTServer............300......
+......icmp
DevelopmentHost.........192.168.1.1............Router............300..
+..........icmp
ExtMailServer.........192.168.1.101............MailServer............3
+00............smtp
FileServer.........192.168.1.101............NTServer............300...
+.........icmp
FloorSwitch.........192.168.1.2............Switch/Hub............300..
+..........icmp
MainSwitch.........192.168.1.12............Switch/Hub............300..
+..........89
PrintServer.........192.168.1.5............UnixHost............300....
+........icmp
Swicth.........192.168.1.12............SNMP............300............
+Interface 12
test.........192.168.1.12............SNMP............300............In
+terface 12
WebServer.........10.1.1.1............Router............300...........
+.icmp

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as u can see the output is poorly formatted. is there any module out there which can format this output for me in a nice way.

In reply to CLI formatting by bahadur

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