wrap2, a C++ code which reads a file and makes a copy in which long lines have been broken up. A line is "wrapped" if its length would exceed a given maximum. Unlike the WRAP code, this code will wrap the line before the maximum length is reached, if that will help avoid breaking up words.
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wrap2 is available in a C++ version.
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