Objective: To match on a pair of values in a csv file and replace a -1 value to a code
Issue: After my replace operation the resulting string wraps around itself around character 70 and not sure how to prevent this. Tried using Text::Wrap to increase columns before wrap
i.e. line of data = 2013-06-13 19:00,2013-06-13,2013-06-01,212276,375296,-1,1461599,1434,61073,US,Kept,300x250,1,0,0.25,0.00025

  $line =~ s/Kept/Resold/g;  # This replace works fine
  $line =~ s/,-1,/,$rt,/g;   # Variable $rt = 275805

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After replace operation the line of data = 1461599,1434,61073,US,Resold,300x250,1,0,0.25,0.00025276,375296,275805

In reply to String wraps after a replace operation by aceroraptor

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