Changelog for MC Power Monitor Program Overhaul

This is a changelog/readme for a script rewrite located here: http://pastebin.com/cA2TNNdH
Original script is located here: http://pastebin.com/rjfa4ymR

v1.0:
--Updated to work with current peripheral types (as of 1.7.10 and Thermal Expansion 4.0.0RC7 and EnderIO v2.2.8)
--Fixed spacing
--Formatted for 2x3 Monitor instead of 1x2
--Added formatting support for billions of RF
--Separated formatting of Current and Max RF values
--Made placement of RF values dynamic
--Made "of:" placement dynamic, it now places itself over the first digit of the Max value
--Added support for multiple connections to Capacitor Banks and Energy Cells, now accepts as many of each as you can connect to the network
--Added support for multiple monitors, now accepts as many monitors as you can connect to the network
--Added support for both 1x2 and 2x3 monitors with automatic detection and dynamic scaling for each
--Added support for Big Reactors' turbines and reactors. Only supports one of each.
--Added configurable redstone output side

v1.1:
--Major Optimization - Made code faster, shorter, and cleaner

v1.2:
--Updated peripheral validation to be more efficient
--Condensed unnecessary code expansions
--Standardized variable scope and naming conventions

v1.3
--Added a capacity bar to the right side on 3x2 monitor.
--Fixed script to be compatible with both OpenPeripherals and Computronics.
--Added a variable to specify how many blocks are in a Capacitor Bank for compatibility with OpenPeripherals. This may be inaccurate due to EnderIO not evenly distributing RF throughout its blocks, but it's the best you can get with OpenPeripherals. You don't need this feature if you have Computronics.

To get this on your CC computer type/copy this into your Computercraft terminal:

pastebin get cA2TNNdH PowerMonitor

It should succeed if you are connected to the internet, then you can run the program by typing "PowerMonitor" into the computer.

Then, if you want the program to run automatically, type/copy this into the computer:

rename PowerMonitor startup