Script Output and not copying extra trailing spaces

My keyword foo has failed me (both google and here).
Is there a way to suppress the extra whitespace that is generated after the script output pane's text, at least during copy-paste?
When I copy text out of the the script output pane, I end up with 36,000 characters per line when I only need, say 100.
(Or have I somehow turned on a setting that made it huge and have not noticed it?)
Thanks,
Andy Bay

Hi Gary,
Thanks for logging this bug:
Bug 13357403 - FORUM: NEED TRIMOUT AND TRIMSPOOL SUPPORT
In response to this thread:
Re: 3.1EA1 - Whitespace in the Script Output window
Regards.
Greg.

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I want to use cursor sharing FORCE, SIMILAR for performance tuning. but i am having some problems like query process will give extra trailing spaces this will throw errors from the java application while reading literals.
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You are right, But we already wrote millions of queries during that time we used cursor sharing is EXACT. so i don't want to take risk in modifying all the existing queries by adding TRIM.
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If I import photos to iPhoto, the originals are deleted? So if I import from a card I have taken from my camera or if I connect my camera directly, the act of importing into iPhoto wipes them from my card?
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No one is suggesting that you have two copies. You have your iPhoto Library and then you back that up. Again, less indignnation, more careful study.
I do use other photo managers (e.g. native Canon tools) quite happily and they are far less 'exclusive' - i.e. I can use different apps with the same native file structure.
Using other photo managers makes little sense, any more than having two address books. How do you keep them in sync. Your comment about file structure is important, we'll come back to that.
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And this is a big one: This is true of any Photo Manger. Especially one with lossless processing - iPhoto, Aperture, Lightroom et al.
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DId you stomp your foot while writing those block capitals too?
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...where we came in here: You said you weren't able t choose where to store your files. You're wrong. You can. All I'm saying is that there's no point and more work to it
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