I need to print data out (ideally) using a format which will result in the following text: 
class        name              arg1=value1; arg2=value2; \
                               arg3=value3; arg4=value4; \
                               ....
                               argN=valueN
I have constructed a format picture which does most of this: 
format TABLE =
@<<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< \
$class,      $name,            $args
~                              ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< \
.
but I can't see how to get the *last* line of the format to be different from the others when dealing with a '^' type column. I am about to embark upon a path (to ruin) using 'formline' and $ACCUMULATOR ($^A) to post-process what comes out of the picture. This is a last resort, as multi line formats appear to be a pain when using formline directly. Has anyone here achieved a similar result using formats? - C.

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