Align text in two lines with respect to a location

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Kyle Wang
Kyle Wang 2015-4-1
评论： Kyle Wang 2015-4-16
Say, I have two strings 'a = 2' and 'bbb = 641', now I display them in a column using the command
display(['a = 2', char(10), 'bbb = 641'] )
it looks like
a = 2
bbb = 641
how can I align them with respect to '=':
a = 2
bbb = 641

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dpb
dpb 2015-4-1
编辑：dpb 2015-4-1
Use specific format string if you want a specific format...
>> fprintf('%8s = %4d\n','a',2, 'bbb',641)
a = 2
bbb = 641
>>
"More than likely you're using proportional fonts..."
The default is Helvetica. To see the issue, try
hT=text(0.4,0.2,{sprintf('%8s = %4d\n','a',2, 'bbb',641)});
for i=1:4
pause(0.75),set(hT,'fontname','Courier')
pause(0.75),set(hT,'fontname','Helvetica')
end
>>
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dpb
dpb 2015-4-1
More than likely you're using proportional fonts...

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