There have been some good suggestions here, but no one has mentioned my particular favorite, which I use especially with html output.
I push everything onto an array, then just dump the array. This seems to work for me for a couple of reasons:
1. Format whitespace, easier readability.
2. Pass array ref around to different subs, to build up output string in a modular format, without worrying about return values: 
#!perl
main();
sub main
{
    my @output;
    push (@output, "Here is something to print out\n",
                   "Here is yet another line\n");
    extra(\@output);
    print @output;
}
sub extra
{
    my $resRef = shift;
    push (@$resRef, "Here is an extra line\n");
}         
exit 0;

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In reply to Re: breaking a line on printing by abaxaba
in thread breaking a line on printing by hotshot

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