Hello Monks, Like I said I'm a newbie. I would like to find some help. My requirement is: I have a variable with text like 
 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use warnings;
use strict;
use Spreadsheet::Read 'ReadData';
use Encode 'decode';
use XML::LibXML;
use Text::FixEOL;

no warnings;

my $INFILE = 'TestPGR.xlsx';
my $ENCODING = 'MacRoman';
my $OUTFILE = 'TestPGR.xml';
my %FIELDS = ( 1=>'docid', 2=>'title', 3=>'version', 4=>'revision',
    5=>'node_order', 6=>'description', 7=>'status', 8=>'type',
    9=>'expected_coverage', );

my $text = "Sur toutes les ressources « Usine » on suivra les valeurs 
+suivantes :
• Temps de préparation machine (Heures machine des Arrêts programmés)"
+;

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I would like to learn to loop on my variable and convert end of line with HTML tag like my $text ="Sur toutes les ressources « Usine » on suivra les valeurs suivantes :
• Temps de préparation machine (Heures machine des Arrêts programmés)"; I have tried with HTML::Parser without any success, someone can give me some help to find an approach ? Thanks for all, Bala

In reply to [Solved]Newbie - convert carriage return in a variable by Balawoo

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