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It's not the length of the variable string that would be the problem, but the length of the written-in strings.
It would be possible to make a function so you can write this:
print(12,11,x,y,&string); //return x1 & x2
say_xy("stuff before",&x1,y); //12 char
say_xy("stuff after",&x2,y); //11 char
and it would all line up.
So, easy in the sense once you've got the function written up it's not hard to use, and relatively clean looking. Just have to count the characters.
It would be possible to make a function so you can write this:
print(12,11,x,y,&string); //return x1 & x2
say_xy("stuff before",&x1,y); //12 char
say_xy("stuff after",&x2,y); //11 char
and it would all line up.
So, easy in the sense once you've got the function written up it's not hard to use, and relatively clean looking. Just have to count the characters.
