So are we (confused). You should probably do that standard work that you should always do when you run into a problem:

Take the code that produces the problem and reduce it to a minimal example that reproduces the problem. You will likely discover the source of the problem when doing this. If you don't find the solution, then post exactly the very small script that reproduces the problem along with the exact input, output (including error messages), and what about the output you didn't like.

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")