use Text::Flow;
use Font::TTFMetrics;

my $text = 
'asdfk lasdjf asd flkasd fkjasdf la ksdf asdlkja sdkf laksdf laksdj ajsd
lkasdf alksdj flkajsdl falsd flkasd asd flkaj sdlkfja lsf alsdkf lksadjfl
asdfkj laksdf a sdkjf laksdjf kasdf lkasdfkja sdflka sdf asd flkajds lfka
sdflak sdflkajsd fkjal j adsfkj alsdf ads Some string';
$text =~ s/\n/ /g;

my $resolution = 72; # 72dpi typical, 96, 100, 120 common
my $pointsize = 12; # Whatever size the target text is
my $font = Font::TTFMetrics->new('georgia.ttf');
my $width = 200;   # Constrain to this number of pixels in width.

my $flow = Text::Flow->new(
      check_height => sub { 
	      return 1;  # Should really enforce height constraint here
      },    
      wrapper => Text::Flow::Wrap->new(
          check_width => sub {
                my $string = shift;
                my $font_units = $font->string_width($string);
                my $pixels = $font_units * $pointsize * $resolution
                     / (72 * $font->get_units_per_em);
                return $pixels < $width;
          },
      )
);

my ($reflow) = $flow->flow($text);
print $reflow;